Smart Ai Interactive Remote Control Dancing Robot Electronic Toy Intelligent Programming RC Toys Robot for Children

Name: Smart Ai Interactive Remote Control Dancing Robot Electronic Toy Intelligent Programming RC Toys Robot for Children
Brand: Shantou Grob Toys Co., Ltd
SKU: 2154090362

Guangdong, ChinaShantou Grob Toys Co., Ltd

US$6.24-6.80

36 Pieces

Sample price:US$50.00/piece.Request sample

Product profile

Customization

Available

Age

Cartoon Character

Armor Warriors

Model NO.

CX-69

Material

Plastic

Size

12*9.5*13cm

Battery Operated Toy

Style Educational Toy,Electronic Toy Musical Toy

Age Range

5 to 7 Years,8 to 13 Years

Qty/CTN

36 PCS

Packing Size

17.5*13*10cm

Gender

Unisex

Feature

Remote Control Robot Dog

Function

Light &Sound

Carton Size

42.5*41*55cm

Transport Package

Color Box

Specification

17.5*13*10CM

Trademark

customizable

Origin

Guangdong, China

HS Code

9503008900

Production Capacity

100000 Each Month

Company profile

Self-brandedODM ServicesPrivate MoldQuality Assurance

Shantou Grob Toys Co., Ltd

Guangdong, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory, Trading Company CertifiedR&D Capacity: ODM Service Available & OEM Service Available CertifiedCustomization Options: Customization from Samples, Customization from Designs, etc.Export Year: 2005-07-02 CertifiedNearest Port: Shantou Port, Shenzhen PortAverage Response Time: ≤3.52h

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SummaryThe supplier demonstrates broad toy-sector coverage, OEM/ODM capability, flexible customization, and evidence of recent new-product activity. It reports CE certification and states that products have been certified in multiple markets, while also claiming compliance with several global safety standards. Quality management has a written warehouse procedure, raw-material traceability, and quality assurance, but finished products are checked by packing staff and no quality-control test equipment is reported. After-sales technical support exists, yet complaint handling and corrective/preventive actions lack written procedures or records. Financial credibility cannot be assessed from the supplied slices because only years are shown, not financial results. The supplier has export experience and inventory capacity but no overseas warehouse or showroom. Its customer evidence includes OEM service for known brands, although no Fortune 500 collaboration is reported.

Supplier typeThe stated business scope covers toys, anime and entertainment products, maternal and child products, electronics, household goods, apparel, footwear, cosmetics, appliances, and pet supplies. The company description specifically positions the supplier as a full-category toy customization provider with OEM/ODM control from design through delivery, indicating a toy-focused manufacturer/trading business with broad product coverage.

CertificationsThe supplier explicitly reports CE certification and states that its products have been certified in Europe, America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. It also claims implementation of EN71, ASTM, 10P, RoHS, and HR4040 safety standards, although the slices do not provide certificate details or test reports for each standard.

R&D capabilityThe supplier reports new products in the past year, offers ODM services, and provides customization from samples, designs, and full or minor specifications. One R&D engineer is identified with responsibilities including customer-request confirmation, technical support, and new-product development; however, no SDK is available and the reported R&D staffing is limited.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly supports customization from samples, customer designs, full customization, minor customization, and flexible customization. It also describes full-category toy customization and flexible order solutions for small batches and bulk production, providing strong direct evidence of customization breadth.

Client casesThe supplier reports providing OEM services for known brands, which is direct evidence of brand-client experience. It also reports no collaboration with Fortune 500 companies, and the slices do not identify specific customer names or projects; therefore, the evidence supports some customer-case experience but not top-tier case strength.