
My sisters tablet from aliexpress
Is there any way I can fix this? This is the second time it's done this. The last time a factory reset fixed it, but she has games on this she doesn't want to start over. It has android 16.0 if it helps.

Is there any way I can fix this? This is the second time it's done this. The last time a factory reset fixed it, but she has games on this she doesn't want to start over. It has android 16.0 if it helps.
Don't get me wrong, the product itself is amazing. But if you are paying the listed price on the app right now, you are literally throwing your hard-earned money away.
Most people don’t know that sellers hide their deepest discounts under "Affiliate Premium Codes" that aren't displayed on the product page. I just found the active one for this week. It shaves off an extra even on top of Choice Day discounts. You can search the codes I dropped in the comments on the AliExpress homepage, some coupons should pop up. Just apply them at checkout and you can save a bit of money.
If you already bought it at full price earlier this week... sorry for ruining your day. 💀
Hey everyone,
With the new EU tax changes getting closer, I’m thinking about placing one last AliExpress order before prices/shipping possibly get worse. I’m curious, what are the best, coolest, or unexpectedly useful things you’ve bought there? Random life-changing cheap finds, things that are surprisingly high quality for the price.
I’m mainly looking for those “why didn’t I buy this earlier?” type products. Would love to hear your recommendations (and maybe save a few items before the new rules kick in)
Yo, delete if not allowed, but I gotta share this before they patch it.
I actually saw someone posting about a massive glitch in this sub yesterday. They said a specific code config was stacking with the platform allowance. I was honestly super skeptical at first (sounded too good to be true), but I just decided to give it a shot.
Here is exactly what I did: I took that search code, pasted it directly into the AE homepage search bar, and hit search. Boomthe app redirected me to a hidden event landing page covered in insane codes. I just clicked "Copy" on the codes, and went to check out that desktop fast charging station gear I had in my cart. And wtf... the checkout page actually glitched out and let BOTH the copied store codes and the platform allowance apply together. My total literally dropped to just $16 shipped. I already checked out and got the confirmation email, so the order went through.
Since I got the leak yesterday, I have no clue how many people have abused it by now or when their tech team will kill these code stacks. Go check your carts ASAP if you need to upgrade your setup. I don't want this getting auto-flagged or Nuked by bots, so I’m dropping the exact search code I used in the comments section below. Just paste it into the main search bar to pop the landing page. Let me know if it still works for y'all!
I tried about everything, orders way over the amount, regular items, items on sale but I can't get it triggered
Anyone ever used these and how please ... ?
Yo guys, I think I just stumbled upon a massive pricing glitch for the upcoming 618 pre-heat. Apparently, if you search the specific code on the AE homepage and checkout from there, the system stacks the shop coupon AND the platform allowance together.
I was skeptical at first but just tried it myself on a budget tech setup (was originally around $80, got it down to $12 wtf). No idea when they're gonna patch this, so act fast before the seller wakes up. Dropping the search code in the comments below so it doesn’t get blocked. LMK if it works for y'all!
I was at a local tech store today and saw a basic USB-C cable for $15. My brain immediately went: "I could literally get 5 of these with better braiding and LED displays for the same price on AE."
It’s like once you know the "real" factory price of things, it’s impossible to go back to retail. I find myself price-checking everything against AliExpress, even when I'm grocery shopping. Has this platform officially ruined anyone else’s perception of value? How do you guys stop yourselves from adding "just one more $2 gadget" to every Choice order?
Alright, let's have a real talk. I love a good deal as much as anyone here, but something has shifted in the last few months. I’ve been seeing a massive spike in "Shipping Bait & Switch" reports lately. Just last week, a user reported buying rechargeable batteries where the shipping jumped from €15 to €629 at the exact millisecond they hit pay. Because AE’s "Instant Pay" is so aggressive, they couldn't even cancel before it was marked as "shipped." I’m seeing more of this "Dark Pattern" UI than ever before.
Add to that:The Death of the "De Minimis" Rule: With the US officially suspending duty-free treatment and the EU introducing the "€3 handling fee" on every single parcel starting July, those $0.99 Choice items are effectively costing $5-10 now.
Have you tried talking to a human at AE lately? It’s just "Eva" loops forever. If you get scammed for €600, a bot telling you "Please wait 48 hours" isn't a solution.
And recent EU reports claim over half of AE products break safety rules. The Question: Is the "AliExpress Era" over? Are we just moving towards a world where we only buy from local warehouses because the "direct from China" risk is now too high? Or am I just being paranoid? Are you guys still hitting "Order" without thinking twice? Have you been hit by the "Shipping Fee" glitch or the new customs fees yet?
A few months ago I ordered one random cheap thing after seeing people on Reddit say most Amazon stuff comes from the same factories anyway, and now I can’t unsee it.
At first it was harmless, just little things for my desk and apartment, but then I started noticing the exact same products in local boutiques and Instagram shops for like 5x-20x the price. Not “similar” either, I mean literally the same product photos, same weird measurement chart, same color names and everything. One store near me was selling a “minimalist designer lamp” for almost $70 and I later found it on AliExpress for like $9, and after that I started noticing it everywhere. Jewelry, home decor, keyboard accessories, phone stands, storage stuff, literally everything. And honestly the controversial part is… the AliExpress versions usually weren’t even bad??
Like yes there’s still plenty of junk on there obviously, but once you learn how to check photo reviews and avoid sketchy stores, some of the stuff is shockingly decent. At this point I feel like a lot of people who still talk about AliExpress like it’s unusable probably haven’t touched it in years. Now every time I see some trendy TikTok product or “small business find,” my first thought is immediately “okay but what’s the AliExpress version called” and I know that sounds terrible because I DO understand small businesses need to make profit, but some of these shops are very obviously just bulk ordering things and pretending they personally designed them which honestly feels kinda misleading. I swear AliExpress turned me into someone who reverse image searches everything before buying now lol.
Feels like every few months there’s some new customs/VAT/import fee discussion happening, especially in the EU lately. Between VAT being added upfront, possible new small parcel fees, stricter customs checks etc, cross-border shopping definitely doesn’t feel as “dirt cheap and effortless” as it used to. But honestly… I don’t think it’s completely killing AliExpress the way people keep saying.
A few things I’ve also noticed lately:
At this point AliExpress feels less like “buying random junk for pennies” and more like a weird alternative to Amazon with slower shipping lol. I’ve also noticed I’m personally choosing “local warehouse” items way more often now, even if they cost slightly more, just because I’m tired of customs uncertainty and random delays.
Curious how everyone else is adapting to all this. Are you guys still ordering internationally like before, or are the new taxes/fees finally pushing you away from AliExpress?
🏷Search code hidden bonus
Search these codes in the AliExpress homepage search bar to checkout to get some extra discounts.
🗓 Validity period:10 May-30 June
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🏷 May-June Limited Time Offer Promo Codes
🗓 Validity period:10 May-30 June
The value may vary with the exchange rate.
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🏷 May Monthly Promo Codes (Global)
🗓 Valid until: 31 May
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🏷 May Promo Codes USA 🇺🇸
🗓 Valid until: 31 May
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Important Note:
“Sorry, The Coupon Code You Entered Is Based On A First Come, First Served Basis And Has Been Used Up By Other Shoppers.” This means the AliExpress coupon is out of stock. It may or may not get restocked later, so try again after some time or look for a backup code in the list.
If a deal looks too good to be true, it’s probably a 32MB SD card masked as 2TB. If you're buying tech, you need to be a detective:
What’s the most "technically impressive" thing you’ve bought that actually lived up to the hype?