Trademark Ownership Statement
Highlink and Toplink are the exclusive intellectual property of our company, officially registered under trademark numbers 439610 and 427914.
Any unauthorized use, imitation, alteration, or misrepresentation of this trademark by individuals or companies will be considered a serious violation of our legal rights.
We take such matters extremely seriously, and will pursue all necessary legal actions to hold violators accountable.
This includes, but is not limited to:
1. Seeking financial compensation,
2. Issuing cease-and-desist letters
3. Initiating formal legal proceedings
We urge all peers and competitors in the industry to respect intellectual property rights and uphold fair competition.
🛑 Respect is the foundation of professionalism. Copy product will not be tolerated.
在此郑重提醒各位同行及业内企业，敬请自重，遵守知识产权法律，公平竞争。尊重是专业的底线，侵权绝对追查到底。
We have recently discovered that many counterfeit products are copying our designs.
Most of them closely resemble TOPLINK or HIGHLINK products — using similar packaging, mimicking our logo design, and adopting a similar appearance. However, please pay attention to the following key differences:
1. TOPLINK and HIGHLINK products have an official Dubai TDRA certification number, copy model do not.
2. The batteries and WiFi SSID used in TOPLINK and HIGHLINK products are clearly labeled with the TOPLINK or HIGHLINK logo — copy model do not have this.
3. TOPLINK and HIGHLINK products use brand-new ASR or ZXIC chips and components, while copy model take used Qualcomm 8916 chips only.
Despite similar appearances, there are noticeable differences in the external design between authentic TOPLINK/HIGHLINK products and the copy model.
How to determine whether a device performs well or not:
First, it’s important to understand that all Qualcomm 8916 chips currently on the market are second-hand or even third-hand. Their performance is highly unstable. Many manufacturers may claim their 8916 chips are perfectly fine — this is misleading.
Second-hand Qualcomm 8916 chips are often paired with:
second-hand memory chips,
second-hand power management chips,
and batteries with exaggerated capacity labels.
As a result, these devices typically suffer from the following issues:
Slow download speeds
Severe overheating
Unstable connections and frequent disconnections
Device failure usually occurs within one month of use
How can you tell if your device uses the Qualcomm 8916 chip?
You need to open the device casing.
Locate the main chipset — it will have a printed marking that says “Qualcomm 8916”.
How to verify whether this device truly supports WiFi 6 or just WiFi 4:
Please connect your phone to this WiFi network.
Tap on the details icon or information button on the right.
Look for the Technical standards section — it will show WiFi 6 or WiFi 4
