The problem with counterfeiting in China is not only happening with lights and DJ equipment, but bicycles and bicycle components. I'm an avid road cyclist. I've bought some high end carbon fiber bikes with names like Giant, Specialized, and Bianchi. Much to my surprise, some of those same frame geometries are made right in the same factories as the main manufacturer, sold without a name, or a knockoff name, and at a much cheaper price. Some are even bold enough to copy the same exact name as the manufacturer and sold on ebay at less than half the cost as it would brand new. As soon as one is spotted and taken down by ebay, another goes up just as fast. I'm on some cycling boards, and it's amazing how many cyclists will buy a knockoff CF frame, CF handlebars, CF wheelsets, and what they think is an original groupset and drive train. The bike may last for a bit, then it cracks, because there's not any QC. Sometimes, the plans for the different shaped geometries in bikes are sold out the "back door" as well as the molds and CF to make them, resulting in a cheap frame that will break. For me, I personally had two CF bikes, one a Bianchi and the other a Giant, that cracked, and I bought both from a licensed bike shop. Now, I ride a hand made and hand crafted titanium bike made right in Chattanooga, TN. The moral of the story is, a lot of things made in China are cheap knock offs and there are a lot of shady things going on there in all industries.