In the Hong Kong market, we have discovered counterfeit Maxell batteries being sold both online and offline.
Reminder: Counterfeit batteries pose serious safety and performance risks.
Why You Should Avoid Counterfeit Batteries:
- Unreliable Performance – These batteries may cause malfunctions to your electronic belongings, especially in sensitive electronic devices.
- Safety Hazards – Counterfeit batteries carry a higher risk of leakage, overheating, or even explosion, which may result in injury or damage.
- Poor Packaging – Poor packaging quality such as the use of staples, offers inadequate protection and increases the risk of product degradation and potential safety hazards.
How to Identify Counterfeit Batteries:
- Packaging is loose (e.g., stapled) or not in the latest official Maxell design.
- Wrong company name such as “Hitachi Maxell Ltd.” or “Hitachi Maxell Global”.
- Blurred or distorted Maxell logo and product engravings.
- Irregular font spacing and untidy surface finish.
- Noticeably lighter weight compared to genuine batteries.
- No inkjet-printed lot number on the battery surface.

Declaration:
We do not guarantee the quality, performance or safety of any counterfeit products or any genuine Maxell batteries packed in unauthorized packaging. To ensure optimal performance and safety, we strongly encourage customers to purchase only through authorized Maxell distributors. If you are unsure about the authenticity of a product, please contact us directly.
We reserve the right to take legal action against counterfeiters.
Report Fakes:
Welcome reports of suspicious products from the public or our partners. Email us at [email protected] with photos.
















