European Salvage Pallet: Twenty-Five OLED, QHD and Full HD Gaming Monitors

This european gaming monitors salvage pallet brings 25 screens out of distribution centers in Europe. Six makers are represented, and the listing says the screens were tested, though faults remain possible.

Notable items

Models repeat, so one diagnosis can often cover several screens.

• Two ASUS ROG Swift PG32UCDM, each a 32-inch 4K OLED
• MSI MAG 321UPX QD-OLED and MSI MAG 271QPX units
• ASUS XG27AQDMG OLED monitors
• A Philips 278E1A 4K IPS and a Samsung Odyssey G65
• Acer Nitro, AOC and ASUS TUF models in QHD and Full HD

By the numbers

This is one salvage pallet of 25 monitors, tested but possibly carrying defects such as power problems, a damaged screen, wear or missing accessories. That wording describes the pallet generally, not every screen. Panels span 4K OLED, QHD and Full HD, and the itemised table underneath names each model.

Who buys this

Display repair shops, PC-gaming resellers, eBay and Facebook Marketplace sellers and refurbishers who can handle panel faults will find strong models in this lot. Buyers who need flawless screens should look elsewhere.

Getting it to market

• Group identical models together, so one diagnosis can cover several units.
• Test each screen on arrival for dead pixels, burn-in, backlight and ports, and record the results.
• List the OLED and 4K models separately from the Full HD ones, since they attract different shoppers.

How delivery works

Freight is part of the price you pay. A liftgate truck delivers in the US, and a tracking link follows when the carrier is booked. Customs charges outside the US fall to the buyer.

Asked and answered

Were the monitors tested?

The listing says tested, with a warning that defects may remain, so check each one.

Which brands are included?

ASUS, MSI, Samsung, Acer, AOC, ASRock and Philips appear in the table.

Itemized lot manifest