Amazon Warehouse Used Acceptable Monitor Unboxing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 เม.ย. 2023
- I bought a Used Acceptable Gigabyte M32U monitor from Amazon Warehouse. Let's see how it worked out.
Update, I did send it back to Amazon a few weeks later before the return period ended. I generally don't keep damaged goods unless they are a ridiculously good deal. In this case, it wasn't worth the gamble having no warranty. Ended up buying an open-box like-new LG C3 42 inch OLED. - บันเทิง
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Thanks for posting. I went for it and bought an Amazon used acceptable monitor too. I saved about 30%, which is a lot since the monitor is pricey. The monitor didn't arrive in the original box but was packed well. There are some dead pixels in the upper corner and very bottom. Almost not noticeable. First I was like this monitor is in pristine condition until I noticed them, but overall very happy with my choice. I do not see any noticeable physical damage like yours had. The brightness, etc work well, and the screen looks fine. In the monitor settings it says it's been on for a total of 260 hours. So whoever owned it didn't keep it very long before returning it. Just a week or two. Amazon also included a thank you note for saving this monitor which is a nice touch.
Update: Most of the dead pixels are going way. Each day there is less since using it. I don’t know a lot about monitors but maybe has something to do with the burnin time? The ones in the upper left corner are completely gone and the bottom edge they’re almost gone. Even if they stay there not in the working area.
thank you for this. I am in this situation - shopping for a "used acceptable" gaming monitor. This helped a lot !
Awesome, glad the video helps!
@@TofuRobotsThis almost inspires me to do the same thing with the dell S3422DWG Used - Acceptable conditioned monitors. Honestly, a few cosmetic issues I can get over, but any evidence of strong sudden disturbance (striking, dropping, etc.) is a red flag. You don't know if any wiring inside has been accidentally exposed to the open metal back (housed inside of the plastic and holds the display PCBs.). Additionally you don't know if the durability-in-question has been reduced far enough to make it fragile. With my luck, heat from normal operation would be enough to break the cammel's back.
As much as I'd like to go with "used-acceptable" to make a similar video, the simple fact of the matter is that any "used-acceptable" item has likely been run for several hours, and makes me kinda cringe at the idea that the work-hour wear alone could is extremely unappealing. (not sure if this is the case but, i feel like the likelihood of overshoot% spiking, and regular ghosting/black smearing goes up)
I'm saving 40% buying a used-acceptable. Will find out in 3 days if it is worth it or not. If it has a dead pixel i might care a little bit but its 4K so its not like its going to be noticable at all. It it has cosmetic wear, could care less as long as the monitor is fully functional. Literally just want it to last me a long time, fine with small things like i mentioned
Did you receive it yet
@@alexj.5207 I did! I may upload a review later.. but I can see why it is used-acceptable.
Overall though, I don't care it's good for the discount I got.
There are 2 dead pixels I found but they are off towards the edges and only noticable if you stare super close.
There is external scuffs and smudges on the monitor itself but nothing major or cracked.
If my monitor comes with a dead pixel it’s getting returned instantly, I don’t care if it’s used acceptable. I’m paying for a working product, used acceptable to me means cosmetic damage
@@ShaquilleOatmea1429 Eh. Most monitors are likely to have at least 1 dead pix. 4K will have even more. Def can't notice the dead pixels on mine, I only found two. At the price I got it for, def worth :)
@@Slushkin I just got my used acceptable monitor today and it was literally brand new, the seal was still on it and no dead pixels
For a used one, it looks great. I didn't expect this result.
This encourages me to consider Amazon items listed as "used acceptable" and bying without fear
The best part is the return policy. 30 days is a good amount to be sure it's free of defects you'd rather not want.
@@TofuRobots 🙂 yes it is indeed reassuring
And if it fails after 30days, you still have the manufacturer warranty right?@@TofuRobots
Warranty on an Amazon Warehouse item is a grey area. If it was already registered to someone else before they returned it, then probably no. I don't have a clear answer. I ended up buying a Best Buy "open box excellent" TV as a monitor. In my case I was at least able to register it with LG. I think it really depends on if they see the "open box" or "used" verbiage on the original receipt and care or not if you ever have a warranty claim.
I’d be on with the crack but I think the dead pixel would make me send it back
I agree. Thant's 2 strikes against this monitor. It's heard to un-see the dead pixel.
Good video and description of defects. I think 200 usd discount in not enought for crack and stuck pixel. Send it back.
Agreed. It's going back. Ran it for a few weeks, but I notice the pixel, and I'm wondering what caused the crack. Had to have been dropped.
@@TofuRobots I’ve bought a dozen monitors over the years and dead pixels are REALLY common even on new panels, I wouldn’t be surprised if it was like that from the factory. Overall, not a bad deal for a few hundred off. But yes the pixel would annoy me as well.
If its so small and your sat away to see it but repairs on the crack should be less than 200 it would be pretty worth it
@@syberpunk But there is a big difference in dead pixels and stuck pixels.
Just just bought a motherboard in good condition. Crossing fingers. Would have bought the like new one but my account had two dollars less than i needed when shipping was added. Could have ran to bank and made deposit but gonna gamble a little. Some people have told me it could be the same one--- who knows
How did your motherboard go? Did it include all the parts and up and running?
I was thinking of the same thing, how's your motherboard?
I ended up buying a used - acceptable Asus ROG XG27AQMR for a whopping $400 with shipping compared to $600. Hopefully it wont have any dead or stuck pixels since i would much rather take a small crack or scratch in the plastic frame rather than display.
I'll update once it arrives in a few days
Well, it arrived in prestine condition. Peels on all the plastic and everything. It WAS unused, just opened
any new updates? i was literally watching this video because of the XG27AQMR
@@tozatorgojo the monitor is really good! Nothing bad has happened to it, no dead pixels or weird issues. The only thing is it has a a coil whine sound when using elmb sync. I never use that setting though so it wasn’t an issue for me
I'm looking at one where I'm able to save $60 on an acceptable condition monitor, normally ~$245. Worse case scenario I send it back free of charge right? Thanks for the example product!
Hi, yes if the item has damage or defects not mentioned in the description then Amazon pays for return shipping and gives a full refund. At least that's how it worked for me. I think you get 30 days to return it.
@@TofuRobots Thanks! I got the middle option, the used but "like new" so it's cheaper than the new option at the same condition of new with little risk of any damage. It arrived just now.
You spent more time on the powercords than you did on the screen. And then, boom, the monitor has been on for weeks and there was that dead pixel... As an afterthought.
Really it was going back regardless after noticing the physical damage. The dead pixels was an added bonus. Maybe they would have disappeared or gotten worse, who knows?
Google brought me here... I'm sure you know what keywords I searched. I just bought a 49" Samsung 240hz 1440p monitor for "Used-Acceptable" for half the price of new. It comes tomorrow. Had issues with Amazon monitors before.. Dead pixels and such. Wish me luck! I gamble from time to time! By the way, stuck and dead pixels are totally different things.
Good luck with your monitor! If you don't mind letting everyone know the results after you've had a good amount of time testing it out, that would be awesome.
It came in the factory box, looked great. I put the base to the arm, man handled it to get it on my desk, and there is a thick vertical line running all the way from top to bottom. It's being exchanged for a brand new one the Amazon rep told me.
Thanks for the update! It's a bit frustrating when Used-Acceptable is actually NOT acceptable, but sounds like Amazon will be making it right for you.
hey im lookling foward to getting the asus azoth gaming keyboard but its 200$ and for used price (acceptable) its 140$, should i get it used?
I don't know much about the keyboard, but you'll want to be sure no pieces are missing and it's working as expected. Also I think the holiday return policy has started, so you may have until January 31 to return it. But double check that.
I'd stick with used - like new. At least after seeing this. Looking at a monitor myself and this caused me to spring for used like new. :) The fact someone tossed that thing around or dropped it isn't worth the $100 or so.
Agreed. I ended up buying a Best Buy open-box excellent.
@@TofuRobots Now that is pretty funny... I skipped the Amazon open box options, one was cheap as $430 (used acceptable) and bought a monitor yesterday from Best Buy as well. It was only $415 there in open box - excellent condition. I'll report back on Tuesday on how it goes when it arrives.
As an amazon driver, your package is getting tossed or dropped either way. The state they are in even when amazon hands them over to us is just crazy.
@@403.FORBIDDEN I've had good luck with stuff arriving ok. I feel like companies test and package their products correctly for shipping. The only thing I'd buy in person for sure is a TV, I'd just go to Costco and get it myself.
Definitely not acceptable. Cheap becomes expensive.
Lol what.