Sorting & Category Classification
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Once products from different sources are in the same room, the only thing standing between a fair box and a random pile is classification. This page explains the dimensions an item can be sorted on—category, use, condition, value and shipping attributes—why each needs a definition, and how the classification should show up in your order.
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Who This Page Is For
Read this if you want to control which categories, uses, conditions or shipping attributes end up in your box, or if you are a reseller who needs consistent sorting across repeat orders. It answers the question buyers rarely think to ask until a box disappoints: once everything is mixed together, what stops an item being labelled whatever is convenient?
What This Page Is Based On
The category pool on this page comes from our current product materials.
What we cannot yet show is a sorting record or a per-box classification list that proves how each item was categorised, and a formal condition-grading standard is still awaiting approval. So this page sets out how classification should work and what you can ask to have applied to your order, rather than describing a documented routine.
One Item Can Have Several Classifications
A product can be classified by category, intended use, product condition, test status, value source, battery or wireless attributes, and shipping eligibility.
Using only a category name is not enough for box curation or international shipping.
Classification Must Follow Definitions
For example, charger, power bank, wireless charger, data cable, and hub may all relate to charging or connectivity but have different functions and shipping attributes.
A public classification page needs an approved category dictionary rather than labels invented during copywriting.
Keep Condition and Value Separate
A high reference price does not erase cosmetic or functional condition. Likewise, a low-cost accessory may be useful in a reseller mix.
The record should keep category, condition, test result and value source in separate fields.
Use the Classification in the Order
A standard box can use a published allowed pool. A custom or reseller quote can specify preferred categories, exclusions, acceptable conditions and destination restrictions.
The agreed fields should follow through to the box record and final review.
Important Limits Before You Order
- No approved public category taxonomy exists in current evidence.
- No category share or ratio is promised.
- Classification does not prove testing or value.
- Battery and wireless attributes require SKU-level confirmation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are products grouped?
A useful system separates category, use, condition, test status, value source and shipping attributes.
Can one product belong to more than one category?
Yes, but the primary category and shipping-relevant attributes should be clear.
Can I exclude a category?
Ask about a custom or bulk mix before ordering.
Does a category label guarantee function?
No. Function needs a separate test status.
How does classification affect shipping?
Battery, magnetism, wireless function, size and destination can change eligibility and documents.
Choose Your Next Step
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