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Q: Where can we find best deals on electronics online?

13 years 23 hours ago in  Web & Technology - China

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Have you tried IKEA already? Try IKEA if you haven't already....and see what they have in store for you.

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if you mean the cheapest, then taobao but usually you get second hand or fakes lol

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i usually use Gizchina to read reviews then order them from taobao

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try this ：http://www.jd.com/

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I agree with Sarsa: jd.com.

I recently ordered and bought a Pioneer CD/DVR burner from them for about 100 kuai less than a brick-and-mortar shop like Suning or a box store such as Wal-Mart. Free delivery and turn-around was about 3 days. Happy with jd.com.

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Oh, wait. Silva! You should know that!

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