Yes, but the seller is apparently no longer stating "price includes all additional tariff charges." Seller is now disclaiming any responsibility for them, making the buyer responsible for them. Depending upon whether the seller is doing anything to minimize those tariffs, the additional tariffs could be substantial, or even zero.
I have bought from them and I think you are reading the EBAY notice that is on all vendors pages, it looks they are out of stock on the version you want but the others still say this lowering in the add
Yes, if this seller is still stating that, you can rely upon it. It supersedes the generic eBay notice.
If you'll notice, the China sellers do not have this generic eBay notice on their listings. I have yet to test it but I don't believe the delivery service being used by shipments coming from China involve additional customs fees or tariffs. You never know from day to day with the negotiations but either the China (non) tariffs are working off some sort of suspension or else the CCP is paying the tariff for their domestic merchants; the latter wouldn't surprise me. Which is why I am about to place an eBay order for M5P batteries from China/HK in time for Nov 1.
Of course you'll be ordering the M5P standard batteries that don't broadcast RID, right? LOL!
I might get one just to have one but the little price difference can't justify not getting the Plus for the performance.
Exactly! Now that the cat is out of the bag, except in the EU, no one will ever buy a standard Mini 5 Pro battery again!
I bought a DJI RC Pro 2 on eBay from a Chinese shipper and did not have to pay additional tariff in September. Most Chinese sellers seem to have dropped off eBay currently.
