Banggood is a consumer-oriented cross-border e-commerce platform founded in Guangzhou, China in 2006. It markets a wide variety of categories — including electronics, home & garden, hobby/RC equipment, apparel and accessories — to customers around the world.

What stands out

The site emphasizes “well-selected products” at competitive prices, which is part of its branding.
It operates a dedicated mobile app available in both Apple’s App Store and Google Play, offering convenient ordering and often app-specific deals.
The product catalogue is large: one review states “over 100 000 suppliers” and “up to 30 categories”.

What to be aware of

Because it is a global cross-border retailer, shipping times may be longer for some regions and customs / duties may apply depending on destination.
Some customer feedback mentions that customer service and refund/return processes could be smoother. For example, there is mention of difficulties with returns/refunds.
As with many online marketplaces sourcing from multiple suppliers, product quality may vary — checking user reviews, supplier ratings and product descriptions remains advisable.

Suitable for you if

You’re looking for good value across a wide range of product categories (especially gadgets, hobby gear, tools, home goods) and are comfortable with possible longer delivery times.
You’re willing to inspect seller history/ratings and consider shipping/duty implications for Canada.

Final verdict
Banggood offers a cost-effective way to access a broad catalogue of products globally. It is a legitimate retail platform with a long history (since 2006) and an established app presence. While not flawless (particularly in service/returns and potentially longer logistics for some destinations), it represents a reasonable option for value-oriented buyers willing to exercise due diligence.