Your temu orders

Bundu said:
It doesn't look like they have cameras that are rtsp/onvif? Which to my limited knowledge means you have to use their app and can't use windows apps like ispy etc
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The wifi ones TA is selling are also not compatible with other apps. I bought 1 that did support ONVIF but can't remember where I bought it :X3:

So I also bought the ones from Temu at least all are on the same app now and I don't need 3 different apps.
 
Crumbl0x said:
I found out they stocked a proper large magnetic window cleaner for 4x cheaper than Amazon and am trying them out as well. I see Buffalo has an ‘ID’ and ‘ID free’ shipping option for slightly more, not sure how that would work but alright, we’ll see how it goes.

Thanks for mentioning the site btw! They stock some “branded” and more misc. stuff which is nice, just gotta watch for minimum quantities on some items.
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Depending how my present order goes, I'll probably order my next phone from them
 
tetrasect said:
On the 20th I got another R134 price adjustment and today I got another R163!

Just ordered a whole bunch of lint roller refills for R16 a piece that cost over 40 bucks here at the crazy store, along with a bunch of Oral-B "style" toothbrush heads for R16.50 a piece (R130 a piece for the originals) and it cost me nothing! (well it will still attract import duty, but still.)

So thus far I have gotten R508 price adjustment refunds on my first 3 orders (that have already arrived).

Truly insane.

Best online shop in history.
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That's impressive, on what order value was that?
W@P said:
Latest order was some brackets to mount spotlights on my bakkie. Also a telescopic arched microfibre cars wash thingy. The brackets worked perfectly. Pure luck I guess. Both are of decent enough quality.

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The microfibre mop works like a bomb. The arched handle means I can stand next to the vehicle and wash the roof without the pole touching. Everywhere else you also get good leverage.

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That mop looks good, that'll make washing the car that much easier, mind sharing a link to it please
 
airborne said:
That's impressive, on what order value was that?
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Ordered 46 items in total which came to around R3,500.

Got a few "expensive" items that I actually need:
Screwdriver set for phones/laptops: https://share.temu.com/h8bHWLKjk3A
Compressor/Tyre inflator: https://share.temu.com/VxY15AiR4MA
Holesaw set (not really a great deal but still cheaper than local+shipping): https://share.temu.com/tGSuwzihsyA

Price adjustment refunds on those 3 was R94.-

Also got a couple "vibrating toys" (one of them with remote control) for R450 and got a R248 refund on those! So it ended up being 100 bucks a toy which is insane. I mean that's literally less than just the shipping on local sites. :oops:
 
tetrasect said:
Ordered 46 items in total which came to around R3,500.

Got a few "expensive" items that I actually need:
Screwdriver set for phones/laptops: https://share.temu.com/h8bHWLKjk3A
Compressor/Tyre inflator: https://share.temu.com/VxY15AiR4MA
Holesaw set (not really a great deal but still cheaper than local+shipping): https://share.temu.com/tGSuwzihsyA

Price adjustment refunds on those 3 was R94.-

Also got a couple "vibrating toys" (one of them with remote control) for R450 and got a R248 refund on those! So it ended up being 100 bucks a toy which is insane. I mean that's literally less than just the shipping on local sites. :oops:
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Hi, whats the quality of the tyre inflator and does it get the job done?
 
tetrasect said:
Ordered 46 items in total which came to around R3,500.

Got a few "expensive" items that I actually need:
Screwdriver set for phones/laptops: https://share.temu.com/h8bHWLKjk3A
Compressor/Tyre inflator: https://share.temu.com/VxY15AiR4MA
Holesaw set (not really a great deal but still cheaper than local+shipping): https://share.temu.com/tGSuwzihsyA

Price adjustment refunds on those 3 was R94.-

Also got a couple "vibrating toys" (one of them with remote control) for R450 and got a R248 refund on those! So it ended up being 100 bucks a toy which is insane. I mean that's literally less than just the shipping on local sites. :oops:
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I've seen a few guys saying they won't trust TEMU products that come into contact with food or skin.

But you went straight to the vibrating butt plugs. No fear!
 
Mr Smooth said:
Hi, whats the quality of the tyre inflator and does it get the job done?
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You can tell it's Chinese but it seems pretty sturdy. Charging is a bit weird cause it comes with a USB to 9VDC transformer plug and when you plug it in, the battery indicator on the LCD screen doesn't start flashing or anything. Thought it was broken (should have read the manual first) but then I realized the charging indicator lights (red/green) are on the plug itself.

The unit is pretty basic, one button switches between Bar, Psi, Kpa and kg/cm3 and then there's the up and down buttons to set the shutoff pressure. When you're set up you push the big button on top and it starts chugging away.

As for performance, I used it to pump up a 24 liter pressure tank to 2 Bar, and that worked fine. Hell of a lot quicker than the bicycle pump.

They do say in the manual that it's not suited for use on large commercial trucks but anything smaller and this thing should do a great job.
 
tetrasect said:
You can tell it's Chinese but it seems pretty sturdy. Charging is a bit weird cause it comes with a USB to 9VDC transformer plug and when you plug it in, the battery indicator on the LCD screen doesn't start flashing or anything. Thought it was broken (should have read the manual first) but then I realized the charging indicator lights (red/green) are on the plug itself.

The unit is pretty basic, one button switches between Bar, Psi, Kpa and kg/cm3 and then there's the up and down buttons to set the shutoff pressure. When you're set up you push the big button on top and it starts chugging away.

As for performance, I used it to pump up a 24 liter pressure tank to 2 Bar, and that worked fine. Hell of a lot quicker than the bicycle pump.

They do say in the manual that it's not suited for use on large commercial trucks but anything smaller and this thing should do a great job.
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Thanks for the detailed response. Will most likely purchase it.
 
tetrasect said:
You can tell it's Chinese but it seems pretty sturdy. Charging is a bit weird cause it comes with a USB to 9VDC transformer plug and when you plug it in, the battery indicator on the LCD screen doesn't start flashing or anything. Thought it was broken (should have read the manual first) but then I realized the charging indicator lights (red/green) are on the plug itself.

The unit is pretty basic, one button switches between Bar, Psi, Kpa and kg/cm3 and then there's the up and down buttons to set the shutoff pressure. When you're set up you push the big button on top and it starts chugging away.

As for performance, I used it to pump up a 24 liter pressure tank to 2 Bar, and that worked fine. Hell of a lot quicker than the bicycle pump.

They do say in the manual that it's not suited for use on large commercial trucks but anything smaller and this thing should do a great job.
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one of these ?pump lasted 20 minutes then the plastic bearing siezed and the psu popped .IMG_20240424_134324.jpg
 
airborne said:
That's impressive, on what order value was that?

That mop looks good, that'll make washing the car that much easier, mind sharing a link to it please
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I got an extra microfibre mop head but can't find it no more on temu. Look around there are some mops that come with extra heads.

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It sounds like you wash your car yourself. I do. I use the 2 bucket method and a foam lance with HP cleaner etc. Cars are ceramic coated as well. I am pretty pedantic. Swirls irritate the living kak out of me.

Anyway maybe get a foam lance and a silicone blade as well. And some of those big ass drying towels. They are the bomb.

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The blade gets rid of most of the water and makes drying a one-wipe process.

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tetrasect said:
You can tell it's Chinese but it seems pretty sturdy.
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I hear you and you probably don't mean a slight but my bosch dishwasher & LG fridge are chinese made and I don't think you can tell it just by looking at them.

China can provide trinkets at price you can afford and they can also put quality rover on mars. You literally get what you pay for.
 
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surface said:
I hear you and you probably don't mean a slight but my bosch dishwasher & LG fridge is chinese and I don't think you can tell it just by looking at them.

China can provide trinkets at price you can afford and they can also put quality rover on mars. You literally get what you pay for.
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100% right when they can give 90%off on a R 600 item you can only laugh when it fails .2 litres of petrol in value ,no great loss .
 
Perfect toilet companion.

501 nes and old arcade games loaded. There are plenty duplicates, so I'd say probably 150ish unique games.

It's cheap plastic, but the screen is ok and the buttons click nicely. Paid R115. Sells on TAL for R280. Pen for size.

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surface said:
I hear you and you probably don't mean a slight but my bosch dishwasher & LG fridge is chinese and I don't think you can tell it just by looking at them.
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Sure, you can't tell whether your fridge is made in China or Korea or Japan or Germany by just looking at it, but I can definitely tell my mini-compressor is not made in Korea or Japan or Germany by just looking at it. :p
 
Adenoid Hynkel said:
Perfect toilet companion.

501 nes and old arcade games loaded. There are plenty duplicates, so I'd say probably 150ish unique games.

It's cheap plastic, but the screen is ok and the buttons click nicely. Paid R115. Sells on TAL for R280. Pen for size.

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Nice. Added to cart.


Don't forget to grab one of these as well.

For after...

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