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Singapore digital accessories chain Uniq enters the Philippines

By Minjun ParkPhilippines
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Singaporean gadget and mobile-accessories retailer Uniq has opened its first Philippine store.

Located at Cyberzone in Quezon’s SM North Edsa Annex, the store targets young professionals who are particular about style.

Its products known for their “minimalist mobility” and “smart simplicity” to the country’s digitally connected populace.

“Most of our products are for iPhones and Mac but we also have charging solutions that are more universal,” said Andy Wong, MD and co-founder of Uniq.

Established in Singapore in 2010, Uniq started out as a phone-case design company.

The company has entered the Philippines with the help of Macpower Marketing Corporation, which is also partner of Globe, Power Mac Center, and Lazada.

Uniq products are available in 22 countries via an online store and the company plans to partner with online stores such as Shopee and Lazada.

Questions & Answers

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Where is Uniq's first store in the Philippines located?

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The new store is situated at Cyberzone in Quezon’s SM North Edsa Annex. This location targets young professionals interested in stylish products.

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What type of customers does Uniq aim to attract in the Philippines?

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Uniq's store at SM North Edsa Annex targets young professionals who value style. Their products are known for minimalist mobility and smart simplicity.

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Which company is assisting Uniq with its entry into the Philippine market?

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Macpower Marketing Corporation is helping Uniq enter the Philippines. They also partner with other companies like Globe, Power Mac Center, and Lazada.

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What kind of products does Uniq offer in its new store?

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Uniq offers digital accessories, with most products designed for iPhones and Macs. They also provide universal charging solutions for various devices.

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