Other Stuff on Joyagoo Spreadsheet
The catch-all corner of the Joyagoo Spreadsheet: LEGO sets and collectible figures, earbuds and headphones, keyboards and chargers, sports balls, and Chrome Hearts homeware such as glasses, mats and pillows. Read each card on its own terms, since nothing here follows one pattern.
Wearable extras are in accessories and bags; clothing and shoes are one tap away on the Joyagoo Spreadsheet.
Ordering the odd ones out
With no common type in this category, the listing itself is the only guide. Read the variant names closely: a figure listed in several sizes, earbuds with or without a case, a keyboard with different switch options. Make sure the option you select on Joyagoo is the one you want, because that is exactly what the agent buys.
Electronics get a limited check. Joyagoo's warehouse inspects colour, size and visible damage, and electronic items are looked over by eye without being switched on. Treat the intake photos as a record of what arrived and its condition, not of whether it works, and check the plug standard and input voltage in the listing for anything that charges from the wall.
Size and shape count for more than weight here. A boxed LEGO set or a large figure can push a parcel past 60 cm on one side, at which point most lines bill on length × width × height ÷ 6000 instead of the scale. Glassware and other fragile pieces need padding, which adds volume; rehearsal packing ($3 per parcel) shows the final weight before you pay.
If the price on Joyagoo differs from the card, the live listing is the one that counts: sellers change prices and options, and the card shows a USD snapshot. Odd items can sit in the warehouse free for 90 days while the rest of an order arrives. Clothing, shoes and bags are all on the Joyagoo Spreadsheet.
