Can pass. Keep it below RM500/part.

kastam sure past, but need to pay duty.

even pc parts not in the takrif.. they also buta tax jer.

Kena b4 when bought SSD

Yup, purchased many stuff before. But I used a freight forwarder service (Buyandship.com.my) instead of direct shipping.

Means, Amazon US -> B&S US address -> HK -> MY doorstep

kurogane if price cheaper like 40 to almost 50% just get it.

The only hassle is warranty. Some items have international warranty but it would take more time/efforts to RMA.

From my experience, non of my Amazon and other imported gadgets have problems so far (touch wood).
I also using buyandship services to import my stuff.

RM500 I think can consider.

But try make judgement if (touch wood) for RMA purposes  + tax can save the RM500.

May I know what parts?

Can try kot, another way is to declare less than the actual items and pray kastam wouldn't bat an eye.

It is always based on the size of the package (dimensions) as well as the weight of the package. So I can't really give you any guidance on it.

The last time I spent about USD$1.5k on car parts from the US, the shipping cost for Buyandship was around RM400+

Lol so many misinformation.

Upon checking out, it'll list the total including a "import fees deposit" (if any).

After paying, any extra tax or duties during the shipping Amazon will cover. If less or none, they'll refund to your card.

Any problems or item missing you can return and it'll be covered by Amazon. I've even received my refund without needing to return an item before. Got my money back and kept the item. Probably cost them more to deal with the return.

(This applies to items fulfilled and shipped by Amazon only not third parties sellers on their site)

I just bought a cpu 2 months back during their sales. 0 tax.

Overall cheaper RM500+