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How to spot a white label gadget, and why that's important
A few weeks ago, the Engadget team was swapping war stories about covering tech in the face of an ever-growing glut of white label devices. Tech, pumped out by a single factory, then sold on to others who put their name on it to sell.
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The Engadget team recently shared experiences covering technology amid an expanding flood of white‑label devices—products manufactured by a single factory and then rebranded for resale. These gadgets are frequently linked to “Zombie Brands,” which use the practice to market mediocre tech to consumers who may not recognize the lack of originality. The discussion highlighted how pervasive this rebranding strategy has become in the current market.
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