Tablet Pallet with 150 Units: iPad Pro M2, Galaxy Tab S9, Fire and Surface

Anyone who buys tablets in volume will find this 150 unit tablet pallet the largest in our range. Apple, Samsung, Amazon, Lenovo, Microsoft and Huawei all appear, and condition shifts from row to row, so read the manifest before ordering.

Notable items

Apple leads the table, then the other brands follow. Rows worth noting:

• iPad Pro M2 in 12.9-inch and 11-inch sizes, 128GB and 256GB
• Mid-range iPads: the Air (5th Generation), the 10th Generation model and the mini (6th Generation)
• Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, S9+, S9 and S9 FE, with S8 and A9+ models
• Fire, Lenovo, Surface and Huawei tablets filling out the count

By the numbers

You are buying one pallet of 150 tablets, each row giving storage and Wi-Fi or cellular. The last column tags condition. Rows marked N are new, rows marked A are Grade A refurbished, and rows marked R were sent back by customers. Nobody says the R units were tested, so plan a power-on check. Grading is set per lot, and the itemised table is shown below.

Best fit buyers

Resellers who already separate new, refurbished and returned stock will handle this easily. eBay and Facebook Marketplace sellers can list the N and A rows quickly, repair benches and parts dealers can take the R units, and Whatnot hosts can run iPad bundles.

Listing tips

• Build three piles from the condition codes and write each pile its own listings with honest photos.
• Name Pro and cellular variants in the title, since shoppers type those words into search.
• Return units need a screen and power check first, and should never be advertised as new.

Freight and checkout

International buyers handle duties and taxes on their side. Anything you buy can be returned inside 14 days. No separate freight charge is added at the end of checkout.

Asked and answered

What do the letters in the last column mean?

Rows tagged N are new, A rows are Grade A refurbished, and R rows are customer returns with no testing stated.

Are all the tablets Wi-Fi only?

No. Some rows list Wi-Fi and Cellular, so read the connectivity column model by model.

Itemized lot manifest