I. HS Code Technical Specifications

1.1 Main Host Equipment

• 9504.5030 – Home TV game console technical standards: Must meet output resolution ≥1080p, built-in dedicated graphics processor, equipped with customized operating system, etc. Excludes handheld gaming devices and mobile gaming terminals.
• 8471.3000 – Portable gaming device identification requirements: Device weight ≤800g, screen size ≤7 inches, battery life ≥3 hours. Must include UN38.3 test report for lithium batteries.

1.2 Core Components

• 8536.9090 – Charging connector technical requirements: Input 100-240V AC, output ≤20V DC, conversion efficiency ≥80%. Must provide CCC certification number.
• 8523.5110 – Flash memory card declaration requirements: Must specify storage capacity (32/64/128GB), read/write speed class (Class10/U3/V30), and provide factory formatting certificate for unrecorded status.

II. Declaration Operation Specifications

2.1 Documentation Preparation Requirements

• Proforma invoice must include:
  ① Hardware version number (e.g., PS5-1100 model)
  ② Pre-installed software version
  ③ Wireless communication module model (including WIFI/Bluetooth frequency bands)
• It is recommended to verify through the following methods:Should clearly indicate:
  ① Location of motherboard soldering process
  ② Chip packaging and testing factory
  ③ Proof of final assembly completion ≥60%

2.2 Special Case Handling

• Limited edition host declaration: Must provideLimited edition number certificateAnd issued by the cultural departmentDigital Content Review Approval
• Agent service provider?Equipment Imports:
  ① Provide original factory serial number
  ② Japanese-made equipment must includeRecycling Certification
  ③ EU-manufactured equipment requires RoHS 2.0 certification

III. Compliance Risk Warnings

3.1 Testing and Certification Requirements

• Wireless devices require: SRRC Type Approval Code (China) FCC ID (US Export) CE-RED (EU)
• Motion-sensing devices must pass: ① EMC Testing (GB4343.1) ② Laser Safety Certification (IEC60825) ③ Ergonomics Risk Assessment