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How to buy wholesale earphones

The market for earphones and headphones is projected to reach USD 15.05 billion by 2024! This product can be a great opportunity for online sellers looking to tap into a growing niche to grow their business.

If you are one of those people, consider these tips when buying wholesale earphones:

• Specify your target audience — Are you targeting sophisticated audiophiles or regular earphones user? Obviously, the products you're selling to these people are going to be different. Audiophiles know what they want for top-notch earphones while regular users are satisfied using inexpensive earphones.
• Understand the type of earphones you're selling — Earphones and headphones technology has come a long way. If you're planning to make a living out of it, you should know the the different types of earphones and their functions:
  • Supra-aural earphones: Made with an adjustable band designed to perch on the ears with padded foam, rather than to go completely around them.
  • Wireless earphone: Usually powered by Bluetooth, some come with microphones and most often used while doing exercise.
  • Circumaural earphones: These go over the ears and cover them completely. They are typically made for professional musicians and sound engineers.
  • Earbuds: These sit directly outside the ear canal, blocking some outside noise.
  • Noise-cancelling earphones: These can reduce unwanted ambient sounds and are typically used in noisy environment.
• Study the market price for earphones — According to Amazon, the average price of some of the most popular earphones is around $19. Similarly, you should do some research on the specific models you're going to sell to find out if you can make profit off it.

Finding trusted suppliers

There are plenty of scammers out there pretending to be wholesalers. To avoid them, always vet them with the following steps:

Contact the supplier and verify their address

— Never work with a supplier before verifying their address on Google and calling their phone number.

Check your supplier’s reputation and track record

— Look up the supplier on the Better Business Bureau website, and call their customers to get real feedback.

Purchase and inspect their products

— Order samples to see a supplier’s product quality, care of packaging, and shipping speed.

Test their customer support

— Call their support with lots of questions. If their support isn’t very good, it will affect your own support to your customers.