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Note: If you're located in the United States or your shipping (ship to) address is the US, please do not forget to see "Note" about tariff on the bottom of the description.

*It’s not including any import fees.

Cosmetic condition: Light signs of use.

Working condition: Proper.

What comes with: Both caps and a pouch.

Price: The price last sold one by me is applied and maintained.

Shipping way:

Expedited International Shipping - Shipped with UPS Worldwide Express Saver by UPS & Korea Post. It will take from 4 to 7 days to get to most countries.

Standard International Shipping - Shipped with Express Air Mail Service (EMS) by Korea Post and delivered by destination's post office. It's a Registered Mail and Tracking is supported. Currently it usually takes from 7 to 12 days to North America, Europe, Oceania, and North-East Asia. It can take from 21 to 45 days or more to South America, Mid-East Asia, South-East Asia, Africa, and the other countries. It generally arrives in the destination airport within 7 days, after then it totally depends on the destination's customs policy & condition, and especially postal system.

*Original shipping cost is applied according to recent Korea Post's shipping rate and Exchange Rate. The shipping cost is close to actual/original amount to the North & South America, Europe, Mid-East Asia, and so on. But eBay fee shipping cost, too and it is about 17.5%. I try to apply original shipping cost before eBay fee. Therefore, actually the cost is less than original. But some buyers think it is unreasonable because it cost higher than some other sellers' although it is close to original or lower. I can reduce the shipping cost if I pack it in a smaller box, but I don't want it too small to protect the item. I do not add any item price to a shipping cost, and any shipping cost to an item price either. Some power sellers who sell a lot of items might be able to reduce shipping cost if they contract with a carrier/shipper. I'm not a professional seller, just an individual seller who is a huge fan of Samsung NX System and ships an item at my local post office, and I hope you understand that "Volume Weight" is applied to shipping cost.

*It's not shipped with Economy International Shipping/Air Mail anymore because no tracking supported, and quite long delivery period.

*Estimated Delivery Date supported by eBay is only for a reference. It does not mean guaranteed by them. What I described on Shipping way is closer to actuality by my post office's all of recent information and data. Additionally, my experiences.

Note: To the United States buyers only

First, it’s not including any import fees.

I've applied DDP ("Delivered Duty Paid") according to eBay's new shipping policy. But I think it makes buyers and me very confused. When I see other sellers' listings, only a seller and I apply DDP. The other sellers do not apply it and never mention about it either on their description. Besides, eBay do not suggest some countries' sellers to use DDP. It makes me much more confused, and eventually I've decided not to apply DDP basically. Therefore, all the import fees are on the US buyers just like all the other countries, and the courier UPS (instead of the US Customs) will ask you for paying the fees during the customs clearance.

*If I do not use DDP, the US Customs allow only Expedited International Shipping, and about 15% import fee and 2% handling fee of the grand total (or from $14.00 to $20.00) will be charged by the US Customs and the courier UPS.

Second, unless you agree with the above condition, please select Standard International Shipping to use DDP according to eBay's suggestion as follows. If so, all the applicable import fees are included—you won’t pay anything extra after checkout. If there's unexpected fees, all of them will be on me.

*Since the change of the US Customs Policy and eBay's Shipping Policy, from Oct. 17th, 2025, sellers shall need to use Delivered Duty Paid ("DDP") logistics services for customs clearance. That means it's required including prepaid all the fees when shipping, and sellers need to specify the final amount that's including all the Customs Duty to prevent any disputes, said eBay. For all shipments located in South Korea being shipped with Standard International Shipping to the United States, about 15% import fee of the grand total and DDM fee (10% of the import fee plus $1.04) will be charged by the US Customs and Post Office. Therefore, the shipping cost is original shipping amount $23.95 plus all the fees. Please refer to the US Customs' Reciprocal Tariff Rates as follows. Thanks for your understanding!

Updated Tariff Information (November 10th, 2025) — Stay informed about the latest changes to US import duties:

DONALD J. TRUMP

THE WHITE HOUSE,

July 31, 2025.

ANNEX I

Countries and Territories	Reciprocal Tariff, Adjusted
Afghanistan	15%
Algeria	30%
Angola	15%
Bangladesh	20%
Bolivia	15%
Bosnia and Herzegovina	30%
Botswana	15%
Brazil	50%
Brunei	25%
Cambodia	19%
Cameroon	15%
Canada	35%
Chad	15%
China	47%
Costa Rica	15%
Côte d`Ivoire	15%
Democratic Republic of the Congo	15%
Ecuador	15%
Equatorial Guinea	15%
European Union: Goods with Column 1 Duty Rate[1] > 15%	0%
European Union: Goods with Column 1 Duty Rate < 15%	15% minus Column 1 Duty Rate
Falkland Islands	10%
Fiji	15%
Ghana	15%
Guyana	15%
Iceland	15%
India	50%
Indonesia	19%
Iraq	35%
Israel	15%
Japan	15%
Jordan	15%
Kazakhstan	25%
Laos	40%
Lesotho	15%
Libya	30%
Liechtenstein	15%
Madagascar	15%
Malawi	15%
Malaysia	19%
Mauritius	15%
Mexico	25%
Moldova	25%
Mozambique	15%

Myanmar (Burma)	40%
Namibia	15%
Nauru	15%
New Zealand	15%
Nicaragua	18%
Nigeria	15%
North Macedonia	15%
Norway	15%
Pakistan	19%
Papua New Guinea	15%
Philippines	19%
Serbia	35%
South Africa	30%
South Korea	15%
Sri Lanka	20%
Switzerland	39%
Syria	41%
Taiwan	20%
Thailand	19%
Trinidad and Tobago	15%
Tunisia	25%
Turkey	15%
Uganda	15%
United Kingdom	10%
Vanuatu	15%
Venezuela	15%
Vietnam	20%
Zambia	15%
Zimbabwe	15%

[1] For purposes of this Executive Order and its Annexes, “Column 1 Duty Rate” means the ad valorem (or ad valorem equivalent) rate of duty under column 1-General of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS).