Reduce. Reuse. Recycle.

This year, we will reduce the materials used in packaging and go further to reduce the use of plastic. We will also use leftover materials from production to make gadgets and accessories. Our trade-in program is in progress. And we will figure out how to scale it up and prepare for future projects to reduce more waste. Sometimes, we have to upgrade our designs, inevitably causing waste and inconvenience to customers. That's where the trade-in program gets into the picture. We will try our best to make the most out of the recycled items, such as using electronic components to produce new products, toys, and gadgets, which we believe our customers, some institutions or organizations can use.

Giveaways. Partnerships. Donations.

We once gave hundreds of pieces of phone cases for old phone models to our customers. Whether they gave it to a family member who used an old phone, used it as teaching material, or even used it to create some artworks, we were glad to see that those products could satisfy the desire or need of our customers. More giveaways can be expected.

We're setting up a material laboratory and will work on composite materials that work incredibly but are more eco-friendly in the future.

In the next few years, we're planning to donate to and partner with organizations, such as One Tree Planted, to make the world a greener place together. And we're always on the lookout for opportunities to help, so if there's a cause we should know about, let us know.

Sustainability is not a one-off event. It is an ongoing, challenging but fulfilling mission for us to keep our environmental impact at the minimal.