电商平台上出现了一类改造产品，包括水杯、闹钟、台灯等日用品，商家宣称这些产品可以隐藏手机并躲避金属探测仪检查1。部分单品月销量超过500件，累计销量超过4000件，价格从几十元到上百元不等1。
教育部《关于加强中小学生手机管理工作的通知》明确规定，中小学生原则上不得将个人手机带入校园1。法律专家指出，此类产品存在明显的法律问题。中国政法大学副教授朱巍表示，"平台上销售的所谓'神器'，实际上是帮助未成年人或者唆使未成年人违反法律法规，把手机带到课堂里的一种工具"1。
朱巍建议电商平台应当及时对商品采取下架措施，履行主体责任，主动对多次违法违规商家进行定期清理1。
Sellers on e-commerce platforms are marketing modified water cups, alarm clocks, and other household items designed to conceal mobile phones while evading metal detector checks at schools 1. These products, priced from tens to hundreds of yuan, have achieved significant sales volumes, with some individual listings exceeding 500 units monthly and cumulative sales surpassing 4,000 units 1.
The practice directly contradicts educational policy. China's Ministry of Education issued a directive stipulating that middle and primary school students should in principle not bring personal mobile phones into school campuses 1. Legal experts argue that such products violate both the Law on the Protection of Minors and the E-Commerce Law. Zhu Wei, associate professor at China University of Political Science and Law, stated that "the so-called 'gadgets' sold on platforms are actually tools helping or inciting minors to violate laws and regulations by bringing phones into classrooms" 1.
Zhu Wei recommends that platforms promptly remove these products from their listings and fulfill their regulatory obligations by conducting regular audits to identify and take action against repeat offenders 1.
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