Pallet of 24 Salvage Gaming Monitors, Odyssey G9 to MAG QD-OLED, All Defective

This defective gaming monitors pallet holds 24 screens, each tested and each carrying a known fault. It is a lot for workshops and parts buyers, not for plug-and-play sellers.

Highlights from this lot

The manifest names each monitor, so you can see the models before you buy.

• Samsung’s 49-inch curved Odyssey G9 DQHD, a 32-inch Odyssey Neo G7 4K and three Viewfinity S80TB
• The ROG Swift PG27AQN from ASUS and a 27-inch ROG Strix OLED
• MSI units: the MAG 321UP QD-OLED and the 40-inch ultrawide MAG401QR
• Smaller screens: AOC Q27G3XMN Mini LED, Acer Nitro VG271U, one Gateway all-in-one at 23.8 inches

Specs and sizing

One pallet holds 24 monitors in salvage condition: each unit was tested and has a known defect, whether power faults, damaged screens, wear or missing parts. ASRock, AOC, Acer, MSI, ASUS and Samsung are the makers, with sizes from 24 in up to 49 in. See the itemised table below.

Best fit buyers

Screen repair shops, parts dealers and refurbishers can strip or fix these panels. Sellers on eBay and Facebook Marketplace can list repair candidates openly as defective, with the fault described.

Sell-through tips

• Match each monitor to its manifest line and record the fault you find.
• Photograph damage clearly and describe it plainly in every listing.
• Sell parts such as stands and boards separately from the panels.

How delivery works

Carriage is part of the price, whatever country the pallet is going to. A liftgate truck is used inside the US, and tracking follows by email once booked. Importers pay their own duties and taxes. A 14-day return window applies.

Buyer Q&A

Can these monitors be used as they are?

Assume not. Each has a known defect, so plan on repair or parts.

What size range is covered?

From 24 in to 49 in.

Itemized lot manifest