Weiyile
Set-Top Boxes
One product line — set-top boxes — offered OEM and ODM only, from a Songgang, Bao’an registrant in Shenzhen, into Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam. Registered 2019, registry-matched August 2026; the scope holds no manufacturing clause, so the assembler is to be confirmed, and a 2022 quality penalty is disclosed on this page.
One box, built to your brief.
Set-Top Boxes
The single product line on the application: set-top boxes. Chipset platform, memory, tuner or IP-only configuration, operating system build, connector set and remote are all order-specific — none were given at onboarding, so ask for a full bill of specification before quoting.
OEM and ODM Only
The company states OEM and ODM as its only customer type: no stock catalogue, no wholesale of its own brand. Tooling ownership, firmware ownership and artwork approval should be settled in writing before the first run, because on a box like this the firmware is the product.
Three Stated Markets
Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam are the only target markets given. That is a narrow, coherent footprint — and each of the three has its own equipment approval regime, so ask which of them the company has actually shipped into and on whose certificate.
What the registry confirms, and what to ask next.
One Line, Deliberately
A single product line rather than a catalogue. That can mean focus, and it can mean a small operation with one design; the way to tell them apart is to ask how many box models have shipped in the last twelve months and to which customers.
Registered Address Is a Villa-District Unit
The registered address — confirmed on the corporate registry — is unit B201, No. 112, Xifang villa district, Hongxing community, Songgang subdistrict, Bao’an: a residential-style compound rather than an industrial estate. Registry history shows the company moved there in July 2023 from an industrial park in Shajing. That is consistent with an office, design or sourcing operation — ask plainly who assembles the boards and where, and ask to see that line.
2,000-Unit Entry Volume
MOQ is stated at 2,000 units — a real commitment rather than a trial, and normal for a box that needs a firmware build. Budget for the tooling and firmware work separately from unit price, and agree who owns both.
Check the Lead-Time Figures
The application gives sampling as 15 days and production as 7–15 days. A sample taking longer than a production run is unusual and may simply be a form-filling slip — but it is the kind of number a schedule gets built on, so confirm both in writing before you plan a launch.
Registered 2019, Lightly Staffed
Seven years on the register, confirmed (August 2019). Headcount is stated at 10–50, but the 2024 annual report filed with the registry shows one social-insurance contributor — ask who runs programme management and after-sales before a five-figure order. Also on the registry record: registered capital was reduced from RMB 3 million to RMB 1 million in June 2023.
Documents to Ask For
SGS testing was declared but no report was sighted. For a set-top box the document set is larger than one report: radio and EMC approval for each destination market (check the holder is this company, not the chipset house), electrical safety for the power supply, the firmware licence position, and a written warranty on pre-installed software. See the FAQ below.
What was checked — and which paper actually matters.
The registry read is done. On 2026-08-29 the corporate record was pulled from a Chinese enterprise-data provider: the company is active (存续), registered in August 2019 in Bao’an, Shenzhen, under the name 唯壹乐（深圳）智能科技有限公司 — note the brackets, which the application form omitted. The registered scope is R&D and sales with goods & technology import/export; it holds no manufacturing clause, so the entity that actually assembles the boxes must be named before any order. Published, not hidden: an administrative penalty for a product-quality violation was recorded on 2022-08-02 (深市监宝处罚【2022】沙井141号, Bao’an market regulator, ¥750 fine plus confiscation of illegal gains — a small penalty, disclosed as-is); registered capital was reduced from RMB 3 million to RMB 1 million in June 2023, with RMB 480,000 paid in; and the 2024 annual report shows one social-insurance contributor against a stated headcount of 10–50. For a connected box, a single inspection report is anyway the least useful document in the folder. What decides whether you can sell the product is the approval regime in each destination market — typically equipment registration in Singapore, SIRIM certification with an MCMC label in Malaysia, and type approval in Vietnam — plus electrical safety for the power supply, and, if the box streams, the licence position for its operating system and any DRM. None of those were provided at review, so none are claimed here. On any document you are shown later, check the issuing body, the holder name and the validity date — and check that the holder is this company rather than a chipset vendor or a reference-design house. ChinaMakersHub does not restate a supplier’s certificate validity on its behalf — we tell you what to ask for.
A Shenzhen set-top box supplier, listed as it is.
Weiyile Set-Top Boxes is the export name of Weiyile (Shenzhen) Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. (唯壹乐（深圳）智能科技有限公司), registered in August 2019 in Songgang subdistrict, Bao’an, Shenzhen — registration confirmed against the corporate registry in August 2026, including the bracketed name form the application omitted. The application lists one product — set-top boxes — OEM and ODM as the only customer type, a headcount of 10 to 50, and Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam as target markets. There is no company website; this profile is built from the onboarding application plus the registry record.
Two details on that application are worth reading carefully rather than skipping. The registered address is a unit in a villa-style residential compound, not an industrial building — and the registry shows the company moved there in 2023 from an industrial park in Shajing. That is consistent with an office or design operation, and a reason to ask directly who assembles the boards and to ask to see that line. And the stated sampling time, 15 days, is longer than the stated production time of 7 to 15 days; that is probably a form-filling slip, but it is exactly the sort of number a launch schedule gets built on, so confirm both before planning around them.
What the registry check found is stated plainly. The read on 2026-08-29 confirms an active company with import/export in scope — the Verified stamp in the hero is earned on that basis. The same record carries three facts a buyer should weigh: the scope holds no manufacturing clause, so the assembler is to be named; an administrative penalty for a product-quality violation was recorded in August 2022 (¥750 fine plus confiscation of illegal gains — small, and disclosed rather than buried); and the 2024 annual report shows one social-insurance contributor against a stated headcount of 10–50, with registered capital reduced from RMB 3 million to RMB 1 million in 2023. SGS testing was declared but no report was sighted, and no market approval for Singapore, Malaysia or Vietnam was provided, so none are claimed. On a set-top box the firmware matters as much as the hardware — see the FAQ on pre-installed software before you brief a first order. Contact routes through ChinaMakersHub; direct details are exchanged after first inquiry.
Seven years registered, one product line.
Registered in Songgang, Bao’an
The company is registered on 16 August 2019 as 唯壹乐（深圳）智能科技有限公司 in Bao’an, Shenzhen. Confirmed on the corporate registry.
Administrative penalty on record
On 2 August 2022 the Bao’an market regulator recorded a product-quality violation (深市监宝处罚【2022】沙井141号): a ¥750 fine plus confiscation of illegal gains. A small penalty — published here because buyers can find it anyway.
Moves to a villa-district unit, capital reduced
In June 2023 registered capital was reduced from RMB 3 million to RMB 1 million; in July 2023 the registered address moved from an industrial park in Shajing to unit B201 in the Xifang villa district, Songgang. Both are registry facts, stated as-is.
Registry matched — Verified, flags published
Onboards as CMH-F-UWPV3C. On 2026-08-29 ChinaMakersHub read the corporate record: status active, import/export in scope, credit code verified. Published with the stamp, not buried: no manufacturing clause in scope (assembler to be named), the 2022 penalty, and one social-insurance contributor on the 2024 annual report against a stated 10–50. What still closes the file: the SGS report, market approvals for the three stated markets, and a written statement on firmware licensing and pre-installed software.
Who buys a box like this.
Pay-TV and IPTV Operators
Operator-branded boxes for subscriber deployment — confirm DRM and middleware support against your headend before quoting.
Streaming Service Brands
ODM boxes for a service brand’s own hardware — the firmware licence position matters more than the enclosure.
Consumer Electronics Brands
Private-label boxes for a brand’s retail range at a 2,000-unit stated MOQ.
Regional Distributors
Distributors covering Singapore, Malaysia or Vietnam who need approvals held in their own market.
Hospitality Deployments
In-room boxes for hotel and serviced-apartment estates — ask about bulk provisioning and remote update.
Telco Bundles
Boxes bundled with broadband packages — type approval and long-term firmware support are the deciding questions.
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Importing from China: The Compliance Checklist by Market
Shenzhen Electronics Manufacturing: Sourcing PCBs, Components and Assemblies
What Documents to Request From a Chinese Supplier Before Your First Order
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Weiyile Set-Top Boxes supply?
One product line: set-top boxes, offered OEM and ODM only. The application gives no chipset platform, memory, tuner configuration, operating system or connector set, so ask for a full bill of specification with your first enquiry — on a box like this two products with the same photo can differ completely underneath.
Is Weiyile a factory?
Not on the registry. The corporate-registry read on 2026-08-29 shows a registered scope of R&D and sales for electronics — there is no manufacturing clause — and the registered address is unit B201 in a villa-style residential compound in Songgang, Bao'an, which the company moved to in 2023 from an industrial park in Shajing. That pattern is consistent with an office, design or sourcing operation that has boards assembled elsewhere — a perfectly normal arrangement, but you should know it before you order. Ask who assembles the boards, at what address, and ask for a video walkthrough of that line.
What certifications does it hold?
The application declared SGS testing, but no report was provided at review, so this profile claims none. For a set-top box the certificate that matters is not a general inspection report: it is the equipment approval in your destination market, plus electrical safety for the power supply. Ask for those documents by name, and check that the holder on the certificate is this company rather than a chipset vendor or a reference-design house — a certificate held by someone else does not travel with your order.
What approvals do I need to sell these in Singapore, Malaysia or Vietnam?
Broadly, each of the three runs its own equipment approval regime: Singapore typically requires equipment registration with the national regulator, Malaysia requires SIRIM certification with an MCMC label, and Vietnam requires type approval before import and sale. If the box has Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, radio approval applies on top of safety and EMC. Requirements and responsible parties change, and who holds the approval — you or the supplier — is a commercial decision with real cost. Confirm the current position with a local compliance adviser before you order, and settle in the contract who pays for testing and whose name the certificate is issued in.
What should I ask about the firmware and pre-installed software?
This is the question most buyers skip and the one most likely to cause trouble. Ask for a written statement covering: which operating system build the box ships with and under what licence; whether any Google or Android TV branding is being used and whether the device is certified for it; whether any DRM such as Widevine or PlayReady is licensed and at what level; and an explicit warranty that no pre-installed application infringes third-party rights. Set-top boxes have a long history of shipping with unlicensed streaming apps, and the importer is the party that gets stopped at the border or sued. Get the warranty in the contract, and check a production sample yourself rather than only the golden sample.
What are the MOQ, sampling and production lead times?
The company's stated terms: MOQ 2,000 units, sampling 15 days, production 7 to 15 days. Note that the sampling figure is longer than the production figure, which is unusual — it may be a form-filling slip, so confirm both in writing before building a schedule around them. Firmware and tooling work is normally quoted separately from unit price; agree who owns both.
What did the ChinaMakersHub registry check find?
Run on 2026-08-29 against Chinese corporate-registry data: the company is active (存续), registered on 16 August 2019 in Bao’an, Shenzhen, as 唯壹乐（深圳）智能科技有限公司 — the bracketed name form the application had omitted. The registered scope is R&D and sales with goods & technology import/export, and no manufacturing clause, which is why this profile asks you to confirm the assembler. Published by design: an administrative penalty for a product-quality violation dated 2022-08-02 (深市监宝处罚【2022】沙井141号, ¥750 fine plus confiscation of illegal gains); a capital reduction from RMB 3 million to RMB 1 million in June 2023 (RMB 480,000 paid in); and one social-insurance contributor on the 2024 annual report against a stated headcount of 10–50. The CMH Verified stamp reflects the registry match; the flags stay on the page.
Talk to Weiyile Set-Top Boxes directly.
Send your chipset platform, memory, tuner or IP-only configuration, operating system requirement, DRM level and destination market — and ask, in the same message, who assembles the boards, who holds the market approval and what the firmware licence position is. ChinaMakersHub will route the registry documents and the SGS report with your inquiry.