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Hello, I'm wondering about the relevance and, above all, the morality of selling products that are banned for use in Switzerland? As a reminder, electric scooters exceeding 20km/h are banned from circulation in Switzerland. Of course, you're bound to tell me that these machines can be used on private land without being on the public highway, but that's an argument in bad faith, because we know where these vehicles end up in the end. Serious accidents are on the increase and Galaxus should ask itself whether it is responsible for some of these accidents.

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How do I determine the correct adapter to fit an appliance (Philips steam brush/steam straightener) with a Schuko plug with a Swiss plug (for fixed installation)? I can't find my way through all the articles. Thank you

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Hello dear Galaxus Mobile Community I switched from Swisscom to Galaxus Mobile after more than 20 years. The reason? Price...very simple. Now, after just under 1 month....am somehow extremely dissatisfied. The reception is extremely, really extremely bad. Where I used to have reception of 5 bars (I live in the city of ZH), I now have just under 1 bar. This continues....even at the railway station. Yesterday I wanted to send something via WhatsApp...didn't work, had to go back up so I could send the photo. I understand that I get what I pay for, but it's so bad??? Dear Galaxus Mobile employees: did you really make such a bad deal with Sunrise? In any case, I'll have a look around now....

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Hello everyone 👋 I've noticed that many promotions on the Galaxus homepage are displayed with static product images - e.g. for pans, food processors or other promotional items. How about using animated images or short GIFs here? For example, a small slideshow that shows different perspectives or functions of the product. This would not only generate more attention, but also give a better impression of the product. What do you think? Kind regards

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How can I filter printers according to the manufacturer's warranty period? Reason why I want to do this: A manufacturer that "normally" gives a 5-year warranty seems to be more convinced of its product than the competition, which only gives a 24-month warranty. For the phones, see Fairphone vs competitor. With the Fairphone, I received a 5-year warranty with no ifs and buts. In the meantime, however, it is already 5 years old. I would like to have the same experience with the printer ;) I can filter for many things, but not for the warranty period. This should be easy to implement. If other filtering is also possible, isn't it?

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