NICE classification · India

Trademark class for consumer electronics

To register a trademark for a consumer-electronics brand in India — covering gadgets, audio, smart devices, wearables, and accessory brands — you file under the NICE class(es) that match what you sell or do. The main class is Class 9 (Software & electronics). Here are the classes most consumer electronics businesses file in, and why.

Primary class

9

Class 9Software & electronics

Electronics, computers, audio devices, batteries, and smart devices.

What Class 9 covers

Other classes consumer electronics businesses often add

A single brand can be protected across several classes in one multi-class application — each adds its own government fee.

Trademark classes for consumer electronics — FAQ

Which trademark class is a consumer-electronics brand registered in?

The primary class is Class 9 (Software & electronics). Electronics, computers, audio devices, batteries, and smart devices. Many consumer electronics businesses also file in Class 11, Class 35 to cover the full brand.

Do I need to register in more than one class for consumer electronics?

Often, yes. A trademark only protects the goods and services in the classes you file. If a consumer-electronics brand sells products and also retails them online, those can be different classes — Class 9, Class 11, Class 35. You can cover them all in one multi-class application, but each class adds its own government fee.

How much does it cost to trademark a consumer-electronics brand in India?

The government fee is ₹4,500 per class for an individual, startup, or small enterprise (e-filing), and ₹9,000 per class for companies and other applicants. So filing in 3 classes costs 3 × that per-class fee. Use the Trademark Fee Calculator to total it for your applicant type.

How do I make sure my consumer electronics name is available?

Before you file, run a conflict check against the Indian Trade Marks Registry in your class to see if an identical or similar mark already exists. Filing a name that conflicts with an earlier mark risks objection or opposition — and the loss of your fee.

Is your consumer electronics name free to register?

Run a live Indian Trade Marks Registry conflict check in Class 9 before you file — and let Novipra docket every deadline that follows.