248 Untested Returns on a Pallet: DJI Avata 2, Osmo Pocket 3, Mesh WiFi, Locks

This DJI Avata Osmo electronics pallet is all about count: 248 pieces, each returned by a customer and awaiting a test. The DJI Avata 2 Fly More Combo is its largest single line.

Standout stock

DJI holds the value, and the supporting categories run deep.

• DJI drones and cameras: Avata 2, Mini 2 SE and several Osmo Pocket 3
• Mesh and routers from TP-Link (Deco), ASUS (ZenWiFi) and NETGEAR (Orbi, Nighthawk), plus WiFi 7 models
• Gaming headsets by SteelSeries, Turtle Beach, Logitech G Astro and HyperX
• Locks by Yale, Schlage and Kwikset, along with a Uniden radar detector
• Among the extras: 14 Apple AirTag 4-Packs, Shark FlexStyle hair dryers and a Corsair K100 AIR keyboard

By the numbers

One pallet of 248 pieces, all untested customer returns, graded as a lot. Condition changes from line to line. Every manifest row carries an ASIN and a product title, so sorting can begin before the pallet arrives.

Is this lot right for you?

Resellers with a test bench get the most from it. eBay and Facebook Marketplace sellers can list pieces after testing, and repair buyers and bin stores can take incomplete or untested items.

Getting it to market

• Use the manifest to pre-sort: drones and cameras, networking, audio, locks, everything else.
• Test the DJI items first, since each is worth the most, and write honest condition notes.
• Hand untested or incomplete pieces to repair buyers and bin stores.

Ordering from Prime Pallet

Freight to every country is part of the price, and US deliveries go by liftgate truck. Tracking is emailed after booking, and overseas buyers pay duties and taxes.

Buyer Q&A

Has anything been tested?

No. All 248 pieces are customer returns, none tested.

Where is the item list?

Under the description, with an ASIN and title for every row.

Itemized lot manifest