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I usually stay away of Amazon Resale for two categories:
Motherboard : one resistor chipped away, endless random BSOD.
SSD: previous buyer swapped his ancient 128G trash SSD with shinny 4T 990 Pro's label.
Then rage return for nothing.
I honestly just look for stuff I want to buy anyway. I was already looking to get a new phone and a travel pair of headphones so I searched for those categories. I also wanted a Tab S9 Ultra, but no used sale on those.
IMO you shouldn't be buying stuff just because it's a good deal, you should buy stuff you actually want when you can find it for a good deal.
It's been a long time since I actually found any good deals on these Amazon used sales, but I got a OnePlus 13 512GB for $550 and the Sony WH-1000XM6's for $250, both in "like new" condition in original packaging.
My general feeling about them too, and this is compounded that it would take forever to hunt for "needles in haystacks." I take it you thought it worth it? Any tips to filter at least a LITTLE to look for "hot deals," short of just searching for specific things/
Lately, my luck is no good with AWD. Last couple of deals (not counting today), I got mostly duds. For example, ordered a broadcast spreader, got a box with multiple missing small parts. Ordered Le Creuset pot, got the cheap chinese no-name swap in the box. The 1-probe set of Chef IQ came with burned probe.
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It's been a long time since I actually found any good deals on these Amazon used sales, but I got a OnePlus 13 512GB for $550 and the Sony WH-1000XM6's for $250, both in "like new" condition in original packaging.
My general feeling about them too, and this is compounded that it would take forever to hunt for "needles in haystacks." I take it you thought it worth it? Any tips to filter at least a LITTLE to look for "hot deals," short of just searching for specific things/
I honestly just look for stuff I want to buy anyway. I was already looking to get a new phone and a travel pair of headphones so I searched for those categories. I also wanted a Tab S9 Ultra, but no used sale on those.
IMO you shouldn't be buying stuff just because it's a good deal, you should buy stuff you actually want when you can find it for a good deal.
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It's been a long time since I actually found any good deals on these Amazon used sales, but I got a OnePlus 13 512GB for $550 and the Sony WH-1000XM6's for $250, both in "like new" condition in original packaging.
My general feeling about them too, and this is compounded that it would take forever to hunt for "needles in haystacks." I take it you thought it worth it? Any tips to filter at least a LITTLE to look for "hot deals," short of just searching for specific things/
I honestly just look for stuff I want to buy anyway. I was already looking to get a new phone and a travel pair of headphones so I searched for those categories. I also wanted a Tab S9 Ultra, but no used sale on those.
IMO you shouldn't be buying stuff just because it's a good deal, you should buy stuff you actually want when you can find it for a good deal.
Agreed. But if it's something I want, but didn't already need to buy, it's a lot less work to either use a pricewatch, or keep it in my cart save for later, to let me find a deal. The machine does the work. Taking advantage of this means having the list in my head, and stepping through page after page to find if anything on my mental list is there. And in the end all to get a used item. Just doesn't feel like a great time cost/reward formula. But thanks for the answer!
It's been a long time since I actually found any good deals on these Amazon used sales, but I got a OnePlus 13 512GB for $550 and the Sony WH-1000XM6's for $250, both in "like new" condition in original packaging.
I've bought A LOT of Amazon Warehouse used items from electronics to kitchen appliances to furniture (including my solid wood dinning room table and chairs). I've probably saved $10k+ buying used over the years from Amazon and elsewhere, and I've yet to have anything arrive broken or otherwise not as described (I'm feverishly knocking on wood while typing this though). YMMV I guess, but I'm getting a lot of miles.
Stay away from oneplus. The worst phones I have ever owned. I have the 12R and this thing heats up over any little thing and has so many bugs after every update. It gets worse every time they decide to push an update.
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It's been a long time since I actually found any good deals on these Amazon used sales, but I got a OnePlus 13 512GB for $550 and the Sony WH-1000XM6's for $250, both in "like new" condition in original packaging.
I've bought A LOT of Amazon Warehouse used items from electronics to kitchen appliances to furniture (including my solid wood dinning room table and chairs). I've probably saved $10k+ buying used over the years from Amazon and elsewhere, and I've yet to have anything arrive broken or otherwise not as described (I'm feverishly knocking on wood while typing this though). YMMV I guess, but I'm getting a lot of miles.
Stay away from oneplus. The worst phones I have ever owned. I have the 12R and this thing heats up over any little thing and has so many bugs after every update. It gets worse every time they decide to push an update.
I've heard bad things about every phone I've ever owned; sometimes I experience those things, usually I don't. No matter what you buy there's going to be some people that have a bad experience with it, so I'll take my chances. If it sucks, I'll sell it and switch back to my Pixel 9. Thanks for the warning though.
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Motherboard : one resistor chipped away, endless random BSOD.
SSD: previous buyer swapped his ancient 128G trash SSD with shinny 4T 990 Pro's label.
Then rage return for nothing.
IMO you shouldn't be buying stuff just because it's a good deal, you should buy stuff you actually want when you can find it for a good deal.
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It's been a long time since I actually found any good deals on these Amazon used sales, but I got a OnePlus 13 512GB for $550 and the Sony WH-1000XM6's for $250, both in "like new" condition in original packaging.
My general feeling about them too, and this is compounded that it would take forever to hunt for "needles in haystacks." I take it you thought it worth it? Any tips to filter at least a LITTLE to look for "hot deals," short of just searching for specific things/
IMO you shouldn't be buying stuff just because it's a good deal, you should buy stuff you actually want when you can find it for a good deal.
Quote from VeeTeeF
It's been a long time since I actually found any good deals on these Amazon used sales, but I got a OnePlus 13 512GB for $550 and the Sony WH-1000XM6's for $250, both in "like new" condition in original packaging.
My general feeling about them too, and this is compounded that it would take forever to hunt for "needles in haystacks." I take it you thought it worth it? Any tips to filter at least a LITTLE to look for "hot deals," short of just searching for specific things/
I honestly just look for stuff I want to buy anyway. I was already looking to get a new phone and a travel pair of headphones so I searched for those categories. I also wanted a Tab S9 Ultra, but no used sale on those.
IMO you shouldn't be buying stuff just because it's a good deal, you should buy stuff you actually want when you can find it for a good deal.
I've bought A LOT of Amazon Warehouse used items from electronics to kitchen appliances to furniture (including my solid wood dinning room table and chairs). I've probably saved $10k+ buying used over the years from Amazon and elsewhere, and I've yet to have anything arrive broken or otherwise not as described (I'm feverishly knocking on wood while typing this though). YMMV I guess, but I'm getting a lot of miles.
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$102.50 - Prime Savings Save 35% at checkout = $66.62
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Thanks grabbed some underwear and socks
I hope you get those without holes
It's been a long time since I actually found any good deals on these Amazon used sales, but I got a OnePlus 13 512GB for $550 and the Sony WH-1000XM6's for $250, both in "like new" condition in original packaging.
I've bought A LOT of Amazon Warehouse used items from electronics to kitchen appliances to furniture (including my solid wood dinning room table and chairs). I've probably saved $10k+ buying used over the years from Amazon and elsewhere, and I've yet to have anything arrive broken or otherwise not as described (I'm feverishly knocking on wood while typing this though). YMMV I guess, but I'm getting a lot of miles.
Stay away from oneplus. The worst phones I have ever owned. I have the 12R and this thing heats up over any little thing and has so many bugs after every update. It gets worse every time they decide to push an update.
What if there are skid marks from a shart?
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