Pallet of 19 Salvage Desktop & Gaming Monitors – MSRP 6300, Full Manifest

This pallet is 19 salvage gaming and desktop monitors, bought from European liquidation sources. The total MSRP is approximately A$10,450, and the screens have been tested and carry known defects, which makes them repair and parts stock.

Lot snapshot

• Format: salvage pallet, 19 monitors
• Total MSRP: approximately A$10,450
• Condition: tested, with known defects
• Brands: MSI, Samsung, ASUS, ASRock
• Manifest: full, with MSRP per line

Top of the manifest

Leading the list at A$1,575 each are a pair of MSI MPG 321URX QD-OLED screens in the 32-inch class, followed by a Samsung Odyssey G7 28-inch 4K at A$1,327 and an ASUS TUF Gaming VG28UQL1A 4K 144Hz at A$1,079. There is also an ASRock Phantom PG34WQ15R3A 34-inch curved screen at A$763, and several ASRock PG27FF1A 27-inch monitors at A$299 each. The itemised manifest appears further down the page. Defects are described in general terms for the lot, not per screen, so plan to inspect each monitor on arrival for panel damage, stand and cable completeness, and power behavior. Lots are graded at lot level.

Who it suits

Repair workshops get the clearest benefit, since a panel or board swap on a high-end display can restore a screen worth selling. Parts dealers can harvest stands, boards and panels from beyond-repair units. Discount resellers should describe each screen honestly as having a known fault.

Freight, payment, returns

Freight to any country is included in the price shown, and overseas buyers pay their own import duties and taxes. US pallets arrive with liftgate service and a tracking email. After checkout, payment details come by email, and the 14-day returns policy applies.

Itemised manifest and lot details