Chapter 95 covers toys, games, sports equipment and their parts and accessories. Goods in this chapter are mainly used for entertainment, recreation or sports, including video game consoles, video game controllers, board games, amusement park equipment, etc. However, note that some video game devices with independent data processing functions may be classified under Chapter 84; if they are dedicated parts for video game consoles, they remain in this chapter. Heading 9504 covers: video game consoles and machines, including coin-operated or non-coin-operated; billiards supplies and equipment; casino game supplies; automatic bowling equipment; other games not elsewhere specified. Video game consoles include home consoles, portable consoles and vehicle-mounted consoles, but must be distinguished from automatic data processing equipment of Chapter 84. First 2 digits 95: indicates Chapter 95, toys, games, sports equipment. Digits 3-4, 04: indicates heading 9504, specifically video game consoles, billiards supplies, casino game supplies, etc. Digits 5-6, 10: indicates subheading 9504.10, i.e., vehicle-mounted electronic game consoles. This subheading specifically refers to electronic gaming devices designed for use in vehicles (such as automobiles, aircraft, ships), usually connected to the vehicle power system, or being part of the vehicle entertainment system. Vehicle-mounted electronic game consoles are specifically designed for the vehicle environment, have entertainment gaming functions, and usually do not serve as independent data processing devices, therefore classified under 9504.10 rather than 8471 (automatic data processing equipment). At the same time, they differ from ordinary home game consoles (9504.50) in usage scenario and power supply method, hence classified under this code.

Product Name: The specific name of the declared goods, such as "vehicle-mounted electronic game console", must be consistent with the actual product. Brand Type: Fill in the brand name and type (such as own brand, foreign brand, etc.), fill in "none" if no brand. Purpose: Explain the specific purpose, such as "vehicle entertainment", "rear passenger gaming", etc. Function: Describe the main functions, such as "electronic gaming", "video playback", etc. Power Supply Method: Explain the power supply method, such as "vehicle power supply", "built-in battery", etc. Whether Integrated with Vehicle Entertainment System: Explain whether it is integrated with the vehicle's original entertainment system or used independently. Model: Fill in the product model for easy identification and classification. Appearance Dimensions: Describe product dimensions to assist in determining whether it is portable or vehicle-embedded. Customs declaration example: Product Name: Vehicle-mounted electronic game console Brand Type: No brand Purpose: For rear passenger entertainment in automobiles Function: Electronic gaming, video playback Power Supply Method: DC 12V vehicle power supply Whether Integrated with Vehicle Entertainment System: Used independently Model: VG-2024 Appearance Dimensions: 20cm x 15cm x 5cm HS Code: 9504100000 Mistakenly classifying vehicle-mounted game consoles under 9504.50 (other video game consoles), ignoring vehicle-specific characteristics. Failing to provide proof of power supply method, causing customs to question its vehicle-mounted use. Mistakenly classifying game consoles with independent operating systems under 8471, causing classification disputes.

Core basis for classification: 1. Whether the goods are video game consoles; 2. Whether they are specifically designed for the vehicle environment, such as using vehicle power, being integrated with the vehicle entertainment system, etc.; 3. Whether they have independent data processing functions (if so, may be classified under 8471). According to HS notes, 9504.10 includes vehicle-mounted video game consoles, which are designed for vehicles, usually connected to vehicle power, and do not have independent data processing capabilities. 950450 Other video game consoles: 9504.50 covers non-vehicle video game consoles, such as home consoles and portable consoles. Vehicle-mounted consoles are classified under 9504.10 because they are specifically designed for vehicles. 847149 Other automatic data processing equipment: 8471 covers devices with data processing capabilities, such as personal computers. If a vehicle-mounted game console has an independent operating system and data processing functions, it may be classified under 8471, but usually game consoles have single functions and are not classified here. 852859 Other video playback equipment: 8528 covers television receivers, video monitors, etc. If a vehicle-mounted device only has video playback functions without gaming functions, it may be classified under 8528. 950430 Other game machines: 9504.30 covers coin-operated or other casino game machines. Vehicle-mounted game consoles are usually not coin-operated and are used in vehicles, so they are classified under 9504.10. Is the product specifically designed for the vehicle environment? Does it use vehicle power or is it integrated with the vehicle system? Does it have electronic gaming functions? Does it have independent data processing capabilities? Is it confused with 9504.50 or 8471?

What is the difference in HS codes between vehicle-mounted electronic game consoles and ordinary home game consoles? Vehicle-mounted electronic game consoles are classified under 9504.10 because they are specifically designed for vehicles, usually using vehicle power or integrated with the vehicle entertainment system. Ordinary home game consoles are classified under 9504.50, suitable for home environments, using independent power supply. If a vehicle-mounted game console also has navigation functions, how should it be classified? If navigation is the main function, it may be classified under 8527 or 8471; if gaming is the main function, it remains under 9504.10. Classification should be determined based on the main function; it is recommended to provide a function description. How to check the import tariff rate for 950410? Tariff rates vary by country, trade agreements, etc. It is recommended to check the latest rates through customs official websites or professional databases, such as the General Administration of Customs of China website or the WTO tariff database. What special documents are required when declaring vehicle-mounted electronic game consoles? Usually invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, product manuals, etc. are required. If certification is involved, such as 3C certification, corresponding certificates must be provided. Specific requirements are subject to customs. If a vehicle-mounted electronic game console has a coin-operated function, is it still classified under 950410? If it has a coin-operated function, it may be classified under 9504.30 (coin-operated game machines). However, vehicle-mounted game consoles are usually not coin-operated. If it is indeed coin-operated and used in vehicles, classification should be determined based on main characteristics; it is recommended to consult customs. How to determine the HS code for vehicle-mounted game consoles sold through cross-border e-commerce? It should be determined based on product functions, purpose, power supply method, etc. If it is vehicle-specific, classify under 9504.10; if it is a general game console, classify under 9504.50. It is recommended to refer to customs classification decisions or advance rulings. Does code 950410 include game console parts? No. If parts are dedicated to vehicle-mounted game consoles, they are classified under 9504.90; if they are general parts, they are classified by material. Complete machines are classified under 9504.10. How to avoid classification errors for vehicle-mounted game consoles? It is recommended to describe product functions, purpose, and power supply method in detail, and provide evidence such as pictures and manuals. If necessary, apply for an advance ruling to ensure accurate coding.