Shavika Recenzje 

A scam company based in China (yep, you guessed it) creating adverts for fake products. Current regurgitated offering is for a tiny, smaller than palm sized, flashlight that offers up to 600w power output on a 20000mAh battery (it can’t & it doesn’t). Anyone technically minded will know that a 20000mAh battery is almost the size of a small brick and just as heavy. The advert suggests the tiny flashlight can recharge a phone (it can’t).
Don’t waste your money!

This is a scam. Don't buy. None of the promised functions work. It is just reading glasses with +2 magnification.

I wish I had checked with Trustpilot first! This site shows what appears to be decent die-cast model cars in an advent calendar. What they ship is tiny plastic tabs with pictures of cars on them. Total scam.

I purchesed varifocal glasses from USTRTVOID via Revulot and paid €50.30 on 22nd Sept. 2026.
I recived no confirmation of my purchase and after chasing tem up a company called Shivika responded and apologised. They send me two sets of +2 magnification glasses that are useless. They offer 10% and 20% refund, however this is not acceptable. I do intend reporting this to Revulot, Major Social Media companies and various EU institutions. I will follow up with latest updates when I get them. Regrads James

Another YouTube scam advert like almost everything now advertised on it you can find it on AliExpress in this particular case for £6.

“Bringing fighter jet technology to your car.” 🤣

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This is a total scam. The advert shows an advent calender with 24 toy cars inside. Being lovingly admired by a boy and his Grandad. What you actually get in each drawer ,is a cheap, printed plastic cut out key ring with a picture of a car on it .Total rubbish. They should be ashamed of themselves.

Lying advertisement on youtube. SCAM chinese site.