Is this a chinese knock off ?
1295386
No, mine was genuine and works. I had it programmed at the dealer and it works just like my original.
1295387
I had mine for over 1.5 years and it's seems like the original I have. It was legit when I bought it.
1295388
I don't believe so. All markings are identical to the original and I bought this as a 3rd key and programmed it at home. No difference in functionality. My guess is that most of the complaints are coming from dealers who miss the 100%+ mark-up.
1295389
The one I bought (not sure it's the same one you're looking at) doesn't seem like OEM. The emergency door key falls out and, in fact, I just lost it for the 2nd time. Also, the mechanic who programmed it was unhappy using a key from a source he didn't know. Otherwise it works fine. But if I need another replacement I'll pay the extra $$$ at the dealer or the mechanic.
1295390
I would say yes. It stopped working 2 months after I paid extra money to get it programmed. I feel like I was cheated out my money. The company wouldn't even give me a refund or exchange. I ended going to the dealer and paying 200.00 more dollars for a key fob.
1295391
No it's the real thing no problem at all had it program at a New Jersey dealer for $55.00
1295392
Well, not sure. I bought if from a US company not named Wal-Mart. It's not original Jeep. But works for fine, so far.
1306279
It's the real pillow pet, not a knock off & if it is, you cannot tell! They all come from the same factory in china I'm sure, so only matters if you are a collector?
2003970
I believe this is a knockoff. I HAVE the pink Chi flat iron and it looks nothing like that. The one shown has PINK ceramic plates..and ceramic plates are an orange color, as are the ones on the REAL Chi's..plus my cord is black. There is no "ss" chi. It looks like a fake to me! You can't get a REAL Chi for that cheap...I bought mine at a salon STORE with a stylist's discount and it was still $110! Try overstock.com, they guarantee that it is the real thing..and they HAVE the real thing.
674675
The one i received was a Crazy Toy knock off unfortunately. The differences are subtle (like no magnets in the feet) but they are there. Some people don't mind but I want the real deal you know.
2042110
This is identical to the one that was included in the box when I purchased my Kuerig machine. It is not a knock-off. Hope that helps.
162135
No it's not a knock off and there isn't a "Made in China" imprint. The functionality and quality is definitely German. ( Not all products Made in China are low quality eg iPods, iPads, Can Openers .... ;-) )
461564
Mine looks the same as yours.I think. I've used it, it seems great. I'm pretty sure it's authentic.
781091
Hello Barbara, no its a Chinese knockoff but its good quality...I have many Apilco and Pillivuyt ceramics...I bought one of these to replace a Chinese set I bought when it was all I could afford and have used them for 30 years to make Mocha pots of cream my wife's favorite.
89112
Yeah Id like to know if its from China (most likely ) since its so cheap but I want to be sure.
69107
Nope - I ordered it thinking it was the same thing and it's not - I have since returned it to Amazon and purchased the real stuff from another vendor.
1269390
I believe this china is the real deal. My daughter and her husband picked this pattern as their wedding china and registered it at Bloomindales. I bought one for her shower from Bloomingdales, while another relative bought one from Amazon. The boxes were identical and the back of the plates where the authenticity is, is identical. I bought her 3 more setting since then from Amazon. I would think that it would be unlawful for Amazon to sell something advertised as genuine but turned out to be a forgery. I didn't even think that they would sell knock-offs. Can you call customer service??? Sorry for not responding quickly, I was on vacation. Good luck. I believe this china is the real deal. My daughter and her husband picked this pattern as their wedding china and registered it at Bloomindales. I bought one for her shower from Bloomingdales, while another relative bought one from Amazon. The boxes were identical and the back of the plates where the authenticity is, is identical. I bought her 3 more setting since then from Amazon. I would think that it would be unlawful for Amazon to sell something advertised as genuine but turned out to be a forgery. I didn't even think that they would sell knock-offs. Can you call customer service???... » Read More I believe this china is the real deal. My daughter and her husband picked this pattern as their wedding china and registered it at Bloomindales. I bought one for her shower from Bloomingdales, while another relative bought one from Amazon. The boxes were identical and the back of the plates where the authenticity is, is identical. I bought her 3 more setting since then from Amazon. I would think that it would be unlawful for Amazon to sell something advertised as genuine but turned out to be a forgery. I didn't even think that they would sell knock-offs. Can you call customer service??? Sorry for not responding quickly, I was on vacation. Good luck. « Show Less
1852153
The blue one is a old one, maybe a counterfeit either. This yellow one is the original from Taiwan and the newest.Thank you
543295
Yes, and it actually looks legit. I expected a knockoff, it's pretty close to the original.
430335
Yes. The product is not a fake or knock off. We sell alot of these and customers are very pleased with this item.Thank you,Rick MillerCCNP Voice
1910931
Mine said "fulfilled by Amazon" and was sold by Sparky NZ.I have several other Quirky Cordies to compare it too and this is definitely a knock off. Very different from the real thing.I tried to leave a bad review and Amazon removed it - explains why it still has so many stars and people are still being sold knock-offs.
443176
Mine isn'tBut you may get a fake oneI suggest to look at the sellers feedback
1445210
NO! It is not a knock off,Ka-Bar/Becker has started printing the names on the blades instead of stamping them into the metal! Why I don't know but it will make the stamped blade models worth more in the future, I hope this helps PHIL.