Takimeo

About Takimeo

Takimeo is a consumer-goods trademark associated with a wide range of aftermarket and general-purpose products, maintaining a particularly visible presence in automotive accessories and parts on Philippine e-commerce marketplaces such as Lazada. While publicly available records provide limited information regarding Takimeo as a conventional standalone consumer brand, it is widely recognized in the local online retail sector for vehicle components and accessories. 1 2

Note on identification: The name “Takimeo” appears in multiple commercial contexts. The most definitive trademark record links the name to Shanghai Aibo Information Technology Co., Ltd., yet current marketplace listings predominantly feature automotive products. Consequently, not every product sold under this name can be definitively attributed to a single known manufacturer.

Overview

Field	Information
Brand	Takimeo
Trademark owner identified in public records	Shanghai Aibo Information Technology Co., Ltd.
Associated country	China
Trademark registration identified	United Kingdom
UK application	UK00003500501
UK filing date	14 June 2020
UK registration date	18 September 2020
Original UK trademark class	Class 26
Current marketplace presence	Automotive parts, accessories and general consumer products
Primary sales environment observed	Online marketplaces
Brand positioning	Broad, value-oriented aftermarket/utility products

The UK trademark record identifies Takimeo as a registered mark owned by Shanghai Aibo Information Technology Co., Ltd. This registration covers goods such as haberdashery, embroidery products, beads, wigs, hair extensions, sewing kits, and artificial flowers, rather than automotive products. 1

This distinction is significant: the trademark registration alone does not establish Takimeo as an automotive manufacturer.

History

The most clearly documented milestone for Takimeo is its trademark registration in the United Kingdom. Shanghai Aibo Information Technology Co., Ltd. filed the Takimeo trademark on 14 June 2020. The application was subsequently registered on 18 September 2020, with a renewal date listed as June 2030. The UK registration identifies Shanghai Aibo Information Technology Co., Ltd. in Shanghai, China, as the trademark owner. 17

The registered specification was Class 26, covering products associated with sewing, embroidery, decorative materials, and hair-related goods. Listed products include:

Embroidery and passementerie
Ribbons and decorative materials
Beads
Sewing boxes and sewing kits
Artificial flowers
Hair extensions
Wigs
Hair-coloring caps
Artificial fruit and garlands 17

There is currently insufficient reliable public evidence to construct a detailed corporate history of Takimeo, such as a confirmed founding year, founder biography, manufacturing facilities, headquarters website, or documented transition from its original trademark category into automotive goods.

Expansion into automotive products

A notable aspect of Takimeo is the divergence between its original trademark specification and its current marketplace footprint. Searches of current marketplace listings reveal Takimeo products across numerous automotive categories. In the Philippines, Lazada hosts dedicated Takimeo pages and categories covering:

Car-care and detailing tools 2
Automotive valves 3
Spoilers and styling products 4
Grilles and grille guards 5
Electrical components 6
Suspension components 7
Tail-light assemblies 8
Automotive scanners and testers 14
Digital media receivers 9
Windshield sunshades 10

Individual listings provide an even broader picture. Examples found under the Takimeo name include:

12–24 V LED side-marker lights for cars, trucks, and trailers
Universal motorcycle/automotive badges
Shock absorbers for electric bikes
Windshield-washer pumps
Car lighter/power sockets
Car interior accessories
Automotive electrical components
Car fragrances and aromatherapy products

This suggests that Takimeo functions, at least in the current online retail environment, more like a broad aftermarket/private-label brand than a narrowly specialized automotive marque.

Product categories

Automotive accessories

Automotive accessories constitute one of Takimeo’s most visible product groups. Marketplace listings associate the brand with interior accessories, exterior styling pieces, electrical accessories, and other small vehicle components. Examples include carbon-fiber-style seat-belt shoulder pads and 12 V power sockets.

Automotive electrical products

Takimeo-branded electrical products include lighting and power-related components. One documented product is a 12–24 V LED side-marker light intended for cars, trucks, trailers, and tractors. Its listing describes IP65 water resistance and compatibility with 10–30 V vehicle systems. 11 Marketplace category pages also associate Takimeo with automotive electrical circuitry and parts. 6

Mechanical and replacement parts

The brand is also encountered on components that are more mechanical in nature, including suspension parts, washer pumps, and valves. For example, Philippine marketplace listings identify Takimeo-branded shock absorbers for electric bicycles and windshield-washer pumps. 7 15

Car-care and lifestyle products

Takimeo is not limited to hard automotive parts. Listings also show car-care products and vehicle fragrances. Some listings identify 120 ml Takimeo car perfume/home aromatherapy products, alongside organizational accessories for vehicles. 12 16

Business model

Based on the publicly observable product ecosystem, Takimeo appears to operate primarily through online marketplace distribution rather than through a large traditional retail network. This is particularly apparent in Southeast Asia, where Takimeo products appear on platforms such as Lazada and Shopee. Some Lazada pages organize products under Takimeo-specific storefront or category pages, while individual Shopee sellers also list Takimeo products. 2

The assortment is notable for its breadth. Instead of specializing in one narrow product technology, Takimeo products span:

vehicle electronics → lighting → mechanical components → styling accessories → car-care products → interior accessories → motorcycle/e-bike components.

This pattern is consistent with an aftermarket/private-label e-commerce model, although precise manufacturing and sourcing arrangements cannot be established confidently from public sources.

Brand positioning

Takimeo does not appear to have the same type of publicly documented brand identity as major automotive manufacturers or established aftermarket specialists such as Bosch, Denso, KYB, or Philips. Instead, its marketplace presence suggests a more practical proposition:

Affordable, widely applicable replacement parts and accessories for vehicles and everyday use.

Products are often described in terms of compatibility, specifications, and functionality rather than a strong lifestyle-oriented brand narrative. For example, the Takimeo LED marker-light listing emphasizes:

12–24 V operation
Waterproofing
Low power consumption
Multiple colors
Universal vehicle applications 11

This is characteristic of specification-driven aftermarket products, where compatibility and price may matter more than brand prestige.

Geographic presence

Although the identified trademark owner is based in Shanghai, China, Takimeo products have an observable international e-commerce footprint. Public marketplace evidence can be found in:

Philippines
Malaysia
Vietnam
Thailand
Other Southeast Asian online-market contexts

For example, Takimeo products appear on Lazada Philippines, Lazada Malaysia, and Lazada Vietnam, while Thai price-comparison results also show Takimeo products sold through Lazada. 2 12

This does not necessarily mean that Takimeo maintains subsidiaries or physical operations in each of these countries. Marketplace availability should instead be understood as evidence of distribution or cross-border e-commerce.

Relationship with Shanghai Aibo Information Technology Co., Ltd.

The most concrete corporate connection available is the UK trademark registration. Shanghai Aibo Information Technology Co., Ltd. is explicitly listed as the owner of the UK Takimeo trademark. 1

There is also independent corporate-document evidence that a company named Shanghai Aibo Information Technology Co., Ltd. existed in Shanghai and was established by Chen Jie in the early 2010s. However, available corporate documents do not themselves establish that all contemporary Takimeo automotive products are manufactured by this company. 13 18

Consequently, the most accurate description is:

Takimeo is a trademark associated in public trademark records with Shanghai Aibo Information Technology Co., Ltd., while the contemporary Takimeo product ecosystem appears to include a wide range of marketplace-sold aftermarket products.

Trademark history

The UK registration provides a legally identifiable record of the brand.

Trademark: Takimeo
Application: UK00003500501
Applicant/owner: Shanghai Aibo Information Technology Co., Ltd.
Filed: 14 June 2020
Registered: 18 September 2020
Class: 26
Status reported: Registered 1

The original Class 26 specification has little obvious connection to the automotive products currently sold under the name. This could reflect subsequent trademark activity in other jurisdictions or classes, changes in commercial strategy, marketplace/private-label arrangements, or simply the use of the same brand across different product categories. The 2020 UK registration should therefore not be described as the founding of an automotive company.

Reputation and quality

There is insufficient independent testing or professional automotive-review coverage to assign Takimeo a reliable overall quality rating. Marketplace evidence shows that individual Takimeo products can receive positive customer feedback. For instance, specific listings on regional Lazada sites have shown high seller ratings and positive user reviews. 11

However, individual marketplace ratings should not be generalized to the entire brand. For safety-critical components—such as suspension, braking, steering, or electrical protection equipment—the relevant factors are the specific product’s certification, specifications, construction, and compatibility, rather than simply whether it carries the Takimeo name.

Takimeo vs. established automotive brands

Takimeo occupies a substantially different position from a traditional Tier-1 automotive supplier.

Aspect	Takimeo	Traditional established automotive supplier
Product range	Very broad	Usually specialized
Main visibility	E-commerce marketplaces	Distributors + retailers + OEM
Brand identity	Limited public documentation	Usually well-established
Product positioning	Aftermarket/value-oriented	OEM, premium aftermarket, or specialized
Public R&D information	Limited	Usually substantial
Independent testing	Limited publicly available evidence	Often extensive
Manufacturing transparency	Limited	Generally clearer
Price orientation	Generally value-oriented	Varies

This comparison does not automatically imply that Takimeo products are of poor quality. Rather, it indicates that brand-level reputation is a less useful indicator, and product-by-product evaluation is more appropriate.

Current status

Synthesizing available evidence, Takimeo can reasonably be characterized as:

A China-associated, internationally distributed e-commerce/private-label brand whose current marketplace presence is particularly visible in automotive accessories, replacement parts, and vehicle-related products.

Its strongest documented historical fact is the 2020 UK trademark registration under Shanghai Aibo Information Technology Co., Ltd. Its current product assortment, however, extends considerably beyond the goods listed in that original UK registration. 12

The brand therefore seems to have evolved—or at least expanded—from a trademark associated with general consumer/fancy goods into a much broader online product portfolio, with automotive products now forming a prominent part of its marketplace identity.

References

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