Of course, this is fake. Most of the online sales of 200 yuan and above are high-quality imitations, and the supply is mainly concentrated in Yongkang, Jinhua, Zhejiang (Yongkang is known as the Hardware City). The shell of the machine is basically the same as the genuine product, but if you look closely, the machine still has many flaws:
1. Look at the bottom of the machine, and you will find that the plastic at the bottom has burrs, which are not very smooth and flat, and are typical counterfeit features;
2. The production logo of the machine is not neat, and the instructions are printed vaguely;
Some shops in area 3.3. Taobao even said that they can provide joint guarantee invoices and counter inspection. In fact, it's just a vicious way to reassure consumers. If you really say that you want to go to the counter to inspect the goods, you will be fined ten if you leave, and he will not agree to die;
Many stores still confuse consumers through high sales volume, which makes people mistakenly think that so many people have bought it, which is better. You know, the credit and sales of Taobao stores can be bought with money, but Taobao veterans can still see whether this store is brushed out;
Another point is that you usually take pictures on the same day, and the seller will help you deliver the goods the next day, because they don't have much stock, so they have to order them if they are not enough.
6. Shops selling fake goods will also give many gifts. It looks like a big profit, but in fact it's a big loss. You know, the soymilk movement they bought was used at a low price, and the total cost was less than 100. Do you think you made a profit or lost?
Finally, I send you a word:
Cheap things are definitely not good (which profiteer doesn't want money and knows what to do if you lose money)
Good goods must not be cheap (expensive goods are not necessarily good goods, just like Leonardo da Vinci furniture, but good goods must not be cheap)
Remember this sentence?
According to the survey, in all kinds of fraud cases, more than 97.4% of the deceived people have one thing in common, that is, they have a temporary greed (that is, they think they are cheap).
According to what you said, you should ask for a refund, but I don't know if the seller said anything like "absolutely genuine, supporting inspection" when you bought it. If so, you have a good reason to ask for a full refund, and you can even save the evidence and appeal for a fixed amount of extra losses.