Factory FAQ
Smart Wearable Factory: Frequently Asked Questions
These answers explain how MagiWatch approaches production planning, quality inspection, packaging, documentation and shipment readiness for B2B smart wearable orders.
What products are handled by the MagiWatch factory?
The MagiWatch factory supports B2B production projects for smart watches, smart rings and smart glasses. Available hardware, functions, materials, configurations and production requirements vary by product model.
How does MagiWatch inspect smart wearable products?
Inspection is organized around the exact model and confirmed order scope. Applicable checks can include appearance, assembly condition, charging, controls, connectivity, display behavior, sensors, optical functions, accessories and packaging.
Can MagiWatch prepare private label packaging?
Private label packaging can be reviewed as part of an OEM/ODM or bulk order inquiry. Available box structures, labels, printed materials, accessories and minimum quantities must be confirmed for the selected product and packaging option.
What is the minimum order quantity for factory production?
Minimum order quantity varies by product model, hardware configuration, branding scope and packaging requirement. MagiWatch confirms the applicable MOQ after the exact model and project requirements are reviewed.
Can buyers request samples before bulk production?
Sample availability, configuration, cost and timing depend on the selected model and requested customization. Buyers should provide the preferred model, required functions and destination market when requesting a sample.
What factory or product documents are available?
Available reports, declarations and transport-related documents vary by product model and destination market. Documentation must be checked for the exact hardware or configuration before it is referenced in a quotation or order.
How is production lead time confirmed?
Production lead time is confirmed after the product model, quantity, sample status, component availability, customization scope, packaging and shipment requirements are reviewed. One lead-time estimate should not be applied to every product or order.