MSRP 11,400 Gaming Monitor Lot – 24 Salvage Screens, Odyssey, ROG & MAG

This pallet contains 24 salvage gaming and desktop monitors, with a combined MSRP above A$18,765. They have been tested and carry known defects, so the lot suits workshops and parts buyers more than shops looking for ready stock.

Lot snapshot

• Format: salvage pallet, 24 monitors
• MSRP: above A$18,765 (manifest total A$18,837.99)
• Condition: tested; defects include power faults, screen damage, wear and missing components
• Brands: Samsung, ASUS, MSI, Acer, AOC, ASRock
• Manifest: full, with MSRP per line

Standout screens

The most valuable line is a Samsung 49-inch Odyssey G9 DQHD curved monitor at A$2,140.18, followed by a Samsung 32-inch Odyssey Neo G7 4K at A$1,811.18 and an ASUS ROG Swift PG27AQN at A$1,564.18. OLED models from Samsung, ASUS and MSI follow, and the list continues down to 24-inch Full HD screens. One Gateway all-in-one with a 23.8-inch display is also on the manifest. The itemised manifest appears further down the page. On arrival, check each monitor against its line, document the fault, and keep stands and cables with the right unit. Lots are graded at lot level.

Resale and repair fit

Natural buyers include repair workshops, parts dealers, export traders and sellers of gaming hardware. Ultrawide and 4K units justify more repair effort than basic Full HD screens, which may be better used as donors. Always list repaired screens with an honest description of what was done.

Freight, payment, returns

The price covers freight to any country; buyers abroad pay import duties and taxes. US orders are delivered with a liftgate, and tracking is emailed after booking. Payment details are emailed after checkout, and the 14-day returns policy applies.

Itemised manifest and lot details