A router is a hardware device that connects two or more networks. It acts as a gateway between networks. It is a dedicated intelligent network device that reads the address in each data packet and then decides how to transmit it. To a certain extent, it can be said that routers play an important role in our entertainment life. How to choose the category of router trademark?

Through the Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Encyclopedia, we can know that the category of the router trademark is Category 9-0907-Communication and Navigation Equipment-Router 0907; Network Router 0907; Wireless Router 0907. Category 9 contains a lot of content. You can try to find other scientific instruments and other machines in Category 9.

What measures should companies take to protect Wuxi trademarks? The first thing the applicant must choose is the scope of his business license, or the business that his company may extend to in the future, and then select the relevant trademark category.

Assuming it is the router trademark mentioned above, the corresponding category 9 should be selected. In addition, check whether there are any related similar categories and apply for registration together. This is to protect the trademark from other trademarks. The harm of similar trademarks for enterprises is also to avoid trademark disputes that may be encountered in the future.

After selecting the business to be developed by the enterprise, it is also necessary to consider whether there are similar categories in these categories. If the trademark is only registered in one category and ignores the preemptive registration of similar categories, it will cause problems for consumers when using it. Confuse and harm your own interests.

There are also some seemingly unrelated categories that can actually affect the development of the enterprise, that is, categories that have opposite meanings to the products operated by the enterprise. Therefore, when the enterprise develops and becomes famous, it is recommended to promptly Register across categories or all categories to prevent others from rushing to register the same trademark in other categories, thereby causing unnecessary trademark infringement.