A: Based on the current situation, since the relevant policy has not yet been fully implemented and enforced across Mainland China, as long as the power bank has the CCC mark printed on the device, it can generally still pass customs and be carried on board even if it does not have a QR code printed.

A: The QR code is mainly used for product information traceability and identification, making it easier for relevant authorities to access product details when needed, such as the production batch, safety certifications obtained, and manufacturer information, in order to further verify product information.

A: Yes. Power banks without a QR code will continue to be sold in the market until the relevant Mainland China authorities officially announce a specific implementation date and detailed requirements.

A: Unfortunately, we are unable to offer a replacement. At this stage, products that have already been sold (even without a QR code) can generally still pass customs and be carried on board as long as they comply with the requirement of having the CCC mark, so we cannot arrange exchanges for the QR-code version.

A: The QR code location may vary depending on the model, production batch, and packaging version. Since different batches are still circulating in the market, not every sold version has a QR code printed. Generally speaking, if the product body
clearly shows the CCC mark, it is still considered a recognizable compliance marking. If any new requirements are introduced later, the official announcements from the relevant Mainland China authorities shall prevail.

A: The arrangements and implementation schedule will be subject to the latest announcements and actual enforcement by relevant Mainland China authorities and airport security checkpoints. This page will be updated in a timely manner based on verifiable information. If you are traveling soon, it is recommended to also check the latest guidance from your airline and the airport to ensure a smooth trip.