Starter store bundle
Core phone and accessory mix for new shops and small retailers.
Store-ready bundles
Phone and accessories bundles for mobile shops.
NexusSupply plans phone-and-accessory bundles for mobile shops and resellers. Devices start at 10 units with no per-SKU minimum, accessories at 20 units per SKU, and the total order value must exceed US$2,000. Send the phone mix, accessory quantities, packaging needs and delivery handoff in one RFQ.
Direct answer and evidence boundary
- Direct answer
- Use this page to decide whether phone and accessories bundles for mobile shops. matches a B2B buying requirement, then submit the model, quantity, market and handoff details for a current quote.
- Applicable conditions
- New Android phones and tablets, along with used iPhones, start at 10 units with no per-SKU minimum. Accessory products start at 20 units per SKU. Multiple SKUs can be combined in one order. The total order value must exceed US$2,000.
- Payment is by T/T or L/C, subject to the terms confirmed in the RFQ.
- Delivery is available to the buyer's nominated address in mainland China or Hong Kong, or by buyer-arranged UPS/DHL pickup from our warehouse. We do not provide FOB, DDP or onward export services.
- Evidence boundary
- The page explains the maintained buying route and approved commercial terms. It does not prove live stock, a fixed public price, a customer outcome, destination-country approval or services outside the stated China/Hong Kong handoff boundary.
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Mixed
SKU cartons
Retail
store-ready packing
RFQ
one replenishment path
Bundle options
Fast-moving accessories bundle
Chargers, cables, power banks, earbuds and cases for daily turnover.
Premium charging bundle
GaN chargers, braided cables, wireless chargers and power banks for higher-margin shelves.
Bundle RFQ and acceptance checklist
Attach the control sheet to the quote request and keep the approved version through packing and receiving.
- Phone model code, regional version, colour and quantity per line
- Accessory SKU, electrical rating, connector, plug type and compatible phone list
- Retail packaging language, artwork owner, barcode and kit code
- Inner-box and master-carton quantities, dimensions, gross weight and carton marks
- Locked lines, substitute limits and the person authorized to approve an exception
- Golden-sample evidence and bulk inspection sample size
- Trial-carton quantity, delivery handoff and target replenishment date
Freeze the bundle BOM before comparing prices
Give every bundle a revision number and define its bill of materials line by line. Record the exact phone model and regional version, charger wattage and plug, cable connector and rated current, power-bank capacity and output, case fit, screen-protector fit, earbuds and every retail insert. Add the unit quantity, packaging owner and permitted alternative beside each line. A total such as “phone plus five accessories” is not a reproducible specification and cannot support a fair quote comparison.
The BOM should distinguish buyer-supplied artwork from supplier-supplied product labels, and it should identify which serial, barcode or kit code appears on the retail pack and outer carton. This lets receiving staff reconcile one finished kit against one approved record without opening unrelated cartons or relying on a sales chat history.
Validate compatibility as an assembled kit
Compatibility is a system test, not a connector check. Confirm that the charger and cable negotiate the intended charging profile with the nominated phone, that the power bank sustains the required output, and that the case does not block the camera, buttons, cable port, wireless charging area or any planned mount. Where several phone models share one accessory line, list the models actually tested instead of describing the part as universally compatible.
Use a golden sample for acceptance: photograph the product labels, assemble the full kit, test charging and physical fit, then retain the approved photos and results with the BOM revision. The bulk check can sample against that evidence. If a component changes after approval, compatibility must be retested before the revised kit becomes the replenishment standard.
Write substitution rules before stock changes
Mark each BOM line as locked, equivalent-substitute allowed, or buyer-approval required. For an allowed substitute, state the boundaries that cannot move: plug standard, safety or certification evidence, charging protocol, minimum wattage, cable rating and length, power-bank capacity, colour, packaging language and retail price tier. A supplier can then solve a stock gap without silently changing the promise made to the shop.
Keep the original and replacement SKU, reason for change, evidence reviewed, approver and effective date in a simple change log. Put the new bundle revision on the quotation, packing list and carton mark. That version control prevents a second order from inheriting an informal substitution that was acceptable for one urgent shipment but not approved as the permanent specification.
Use a trial carton to set the replenishment standard
Before a broader order, pack one trial carton exactly as production will be packed. Check retail-pack orientation, scuff protection, barcode visibility, carton fill, count, dimensions, gross weight and the ease with which store staff can identify each kit. Photograph the closed carton, labels, internal layers and one opened kit so the same evidence can be requested on the production batch.
After the first selling cycle, record sell-through and failure or return reasons by bundle revision rather than only by accessory category. Replenish the proven lines, reduce slow combinations and preserve a spare quantity for genuine defects. Send the revised quantities and the same BOM revision in the next RFQ; this turns the first mixed order into a controlled replenishment loop instead of a new product-selection exercise every month.
Build a mobile shop bundle
Send channel type, preferred phone models, accessory mix, packaging and target carton plan.
Buying guides for this wholesale route
Use these guides to define the requirement before requesting current availability and terms.
- Start with the pillarWhat makes a phone and accessories bundle store-ready
A good retail bundle matches the phone model, local plug type, margin target, display format, language label and shopper use case.
- Start with the pillarWholesale MOQ policy: 10 units for devices and 20 per accessory SKU
New Android phones and tablets, together with used iPhones, start at 10 units with no per-SKU minimum. Anker and other accessory products start at 20 units per SKU. Multiple SKUs can be combined in one order, and the total order value must exceed US$2,000.
- Decision guideHow to plan a mixed-SKU wholesale order
One carton can test phones, chargers and power banks at the same time. This guide shows how to plan a mixed-SKU wholesale order that clears the value floor without gambling the budget on one model.
- Related wholesale routeBrowse accessory categories
Chargers, power banks, cables and audio for mixed replenishment orders.
Wholesale FAQ
Answers for MOQ, mixed-SKU requests, regions and RFQ timing.
What MOQ should buyers expect?
New Android phones and tablets, along with used iPhones, start at 10 units with no per-SKU minimum. Accessory products start at 20 units per SKU. Multiple SKUs can be combined in one order. The total order value must exceed US$2,000.
Can the order mix phones and accessories?
Yes. Buyers can combine standard catalog phones, chargers, power banks, cables and audio products in one RFQ for review.
Which regions does NexusSupply support?
NexusSupply supports B2B buyers across the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Africa, Latin America and Central Asia with Guangzhou sourcing, delivery to mainland China or Hong Kong, and buyer-arranged UPS/DHL pickup.
How fast does NexusSupply respond to an RFQ?
For clear requirements, the team responds within 1 business day with model fit, MOQ, pricing assumptions, lead time and next-step questions.