HS Code for smart watches

CN Code :

Huawei Watch 3 (Watch 3 LTE) is a smart watch that works as an independent communication device. Size: H 46.2 mm x W 46.2 mm x D 12.15 mm. Weight: 54 g (without strap). Design: stainless steel and ceramic. Display: 1.43 inches; AMOLED color screen; supports full-screen touch operations including swipe, tap, and press and hold. Memory: Internal ROM: 16 GB; internal RAM: 2 GB. Microphone, Speaker Can be connected to a mobile phone via Bluetooth and has an e-SIM, so it can make and receive calls with or without a paired device (e.g. phone). Handling calls, listening to music, downloading applications also works without connecting to a phone. It is equipped with a microelectronic control unit and a lithium battery. Its main functions: voice call (dial, answer, reject), phone book, call history, wireless and normal charging, Bluetooth call (call, answer, reject call, call waiting), watch face store, HarmonyOS operating system, AppGallery applications, training functions (e.g. recording ), health features (e.g. heart rate monitoring), lifestyle (e.g. sleep monitoring), music playback, weather, message notification, clock function, real-time navigation (GPS), camera control, real-time image display.^[1]

^[1]. HUBTIHU190000-2022-8416951124#778010

HTS Code :

The tariff classification of an electronic smart watch from China. The item concerned is referred to as the Suunto 7 which is a GPS sports and smart watch. The Suunto 7 is a multifunctional electronic wearable device which pairs its bi-directional open wireless Bluetooth and Wi-Fi technology with a smartphone or directly to the internet (using Wi-Fi connectivity). The Suunto 7 is worn on a person’s wrist and designed to both manage data and to support personal fitness. The Bluetooth/Wi-Fi capability is essential to the use and operation of the device because the Suunto 7 has limited functionality until it has been paired with a smart phone or internet. The Bluetooth and Wi-Fi transceivers enables the Suunto 7 to communicate wirelessly with a paired, internet connected mobile device to display, manipulate, and store data via the use of specific apps. The Suunto 7 displays incoming call notifications and messages. The user can reply to messages and answer calls directly from the smart watch itself. The device also works with contactless payment systems. The fitness functionality includes the ability to download and view maps, record, track and measure fitness levels based upon the information gathered by the incorporated fitness sensors within the device.^[1]

^[1]. https://rulings.cbp.gov/ruling/N311614

HTS Code :

The Garmin VivoActive HR (herein “VivoActive”) and the VivoSmart HR/HR+ (herein “VivoSmart”). The VivoActive is described as a Global Position System (“GPS”) smartwatch with wrist-based heart rate. The VivoActive is worn on a user’s wrist and designed to manage data and support personal fitness. Garmin states that the VivoActive is a multifunctional electronic wearable device which pairs with a smartphone or tablet (herein a “smart device”), and that features enhanced capability. The VivoActive pairs with a smart device via a radio Bluetooth transceiver. While paired with the smart device, the VivoActive can notify the user of incoming calls, preview emails, issue calendar alerts, receive texts and social media updates, and play stored music from the host device. The user is able to track health and fitness-related activities recorded by the device and can view the data on an application (“app”) on the smart device. The data that can be tracked by the VivoActive are the user’s heart rate, number of steps, calories burned, floors climbed, activity intensity and sleep quality. You state that Garmin employs a cloud-based system called “Garmin Connect.” Garmin Connect is an online training tool to store, analyze and share users’ fitness activities. The VivoActive also contains a barometric altimeter, a 3-axis accelerometer, a light sensor and magnetometer. It also functions as a watch, and can display the time and date when other options are not in use. The VivoSmart is available in two versions, the VivoSmart HR and VivoSmart HR+. The VivoSmart is an electronic device that is worn on a person’s wrist and designed to manage data and support personal fitness. The VivoSmart HR+ features GPS capability, the VivoSmart HR does not. The VivoSmart is a multifunctional device that pairs with a smartphone or tablet. The major functions of the device, while paired with a smart device, include notification of calls, email previews, calendar alerts, receiving texts, updates on social media, streaming music stored from the host device. The VivoSmart is designed and marketed to make use of the Garmin Connect system using the Garmin Connect app on a smart device, and through it the user can track health and fitness-related activities recorded by the VivoSmart. The VivoSmart also displays the biometric and activity data it captures. That data includes: heart rate, steps taken, calories burned, floors climbed, activity intensity and sleep quality. The VivoSmart also functions as a watch, and displays the time, day and date.^[1]

^[1]. https://rulings.cbp.gov/ruling/H273382