Emulation machine in customs, should I worry?

I was ordering my JXD S601, and eagerly awaiting its arrival, turns out it's in US customs, and has been for 2 Days. Should I worry?

Here is an example, if you hate google:
http://www.dealextreme.com/p/jxd-s6...fi-g-sensor-tf-white-cortex-a9-1ghz-4g-115345

 

Have you attempted to make contact with border customs?

 

2 days is nothing. Start getting worried at a week and freaking out after a month.

 

You paid for that?

 

Yes, After you root it you can play pre-n64 stuff like a boss(software that comes with it is crap), because it uses android. Android emulators have come a long way and are almost as good as PC ones. BTW, N64 and PS1 stuff work, but the analog stick is for show. Its way cheaper than most hand helds too!

 

Not every device can be 'rooted' hopefully it can. I had no trouble with my iPhone 4 bootleg so you might have some luck.
Anyway let us know :encouragement:

Anyhow, you're saying pre-N64 stuff... A PSP is cheaper and has just as good emulators..

 

if its only been 2 days mate i wouldnt worry and to be honest the only problem i can see you having with that is that they charge you duty on it

 

they hold things in our customs for 6-7 weeks sometimes... so don't worry.

 

Is that your experience in Italy? I have heard many bad things about the customs there, but luckily I have never had any problems, even though I have sent many items there over the years. Maybe the fact that many of them were small enough to fit in a small-sized jiffy bag help them to pass through without being stopped?

 

they tend to block items from china/singapore/hong kong for far longer

 

Everything arrived fine. works great!

 

Glad to hear everything worked out for you.. Could be worse, you could be a UK citizen and have to deal with their customs.. I feel horrible for some people in certain countries, due to them getting taxed to receive a package.

 

Which if everything wasn't made in China, would be the *right* thing to do. Go local.

 

60 quids worth of shirts became 80 quid because of them.