The answer to this question is a personal one. At ZDNET, we've only tested tech-related items from Temu. One of ZDNET's contributing experts, David Gewirtz, bought a handheld gaming console that claimed to have 27,000 retro games installed on it.However, upon using the console, David found that none of the games were downloaded, and the product listing was misleading. I've tested a pair of earbuds, headphones, a wireless keyboard, and a mouse from Temu, and they all worked as expected. Of course, they were lower quality, and you could find better-quality tech items elsewhere.Also: The best noise-canceling earbuds you can buy: Expert testedI've also purchased many AirPods and iPhone cases from Temu and have been pleasantly surprised. The cases are usually of excellent color, fit, and durability.So, the best advice we can give you is to avoid electronics and big-ticket items. Instead, choose accessories and small gadgets.