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Updated September 19, 2026

What is the HTS code for plastic dummy electronics like a fake keyboard, phone or mouse?

HTS code

3926.90.9989

CBP classified plastic dummy electronics, a keyboard, an office phone and a mouse with no electronic components, under HTS 3926.90.9989 in ruling N352641. That line covers other articles of plastics that no other heading describes more specifically. CBP turned down the festive and entertainment articles line the requester had proposed.

  • Made in China
  • CBP ruling N352641
  • September 11, 2025
  • Current
Today's duty from China

The Product

  • Dummy versions of a keyboard, an office phone and a mouse.
  • Made entirely of plastic, with no electronic components.
  • Never operational; produced only as non-functional dummy items.
  • Meant to be smashed and destroyed in rage rooms.

CBP's Ruling

ItemHTS codeCBP's description of the line
Dummy electronics: keyboard, office phone and mouseHTS 3926.90.9989[o]ther articles of plastics and articles of other materials of headings 3901 to 3914: [o]ther: [o]ther: [o]ther

Explanation

CBP found that the dummy keyboard, office phone and mouse are articles of plastic. Because no other heading covers them more specifically, CBP placed them under heading 3926, other articles of plastics, on its residual line for other articles. The items are plastic throughout and have no electronic components.

Headings CBP ruled out

  • Festive, carnival or other entertainment articles (proposed by the requester): CBP said the items aren't associated with or linked to any festive occasion and aren't used or displayed during one.

Does this apply to your product?

It likely does if you can answer yes to each of these:

  • Is it a non-working dummy version of an electronic device, such as a keyboard, phone or mouse?
  • Is it made of plastic?
  • Does it lack any electronic components?
  • Is it unconnected to any holiday or festive occasion?

A no to any of them can mean a different code. A licensed broker can classify your product.

The code today

HTS codeIn today's scheduleWhere it sitsToday's duty
3926.90.9989✓ Still in the scheduleHeading 3926Today's duty from China 

Checked against today's tariff schedule. The duty calculator opens with the code and country filled in.

Related rulings

R00981 covers dummy telephones, also classified under heading 3926. N359131 covers accessories, and N325854, N328944, N332780 and N333374 cover a cellphone case, a plastic pipette, a plastic wheel and a plastic bin, all under the same heading.

  • N359131March 6, 2026Accessories from China3926.90.9989, 6117.80.8730, 6212.90.0030
  • N325854May 16, 2022Cellphone case from China3926.90.9985
  • N328944November 8, 2022Plastic pipette from China3926.90.9985
  • N332780May 19, 2023Plastic wheel from China3926.90.9985
  • R00981November 18, 2004Dummy telephones from China3926.90.9880, 9811.00.60
  • N325536May 5, 2022Plastic gasket from China3926.90.4590
  • N332822May 31, 2023Three inflatable articles from China3926.90.7500
  • N333374June 15, 2023Plastic bin from China3926.90.9985
Read CBP's full ruling N352641 The letter as CBP published it, on rulings.cbp.gov

Borderless, a licensed U.S. customs brokerage, summarized CBP ruling N352641 in plain English and checked its codes against the letter and today's tariff schedule. A ruling applies only to goods that match its facts; our terms explain the rest. Terms