Under “Computers and Tablets” in the Warehouse, we found a slew of Apple products. A new one was selling for $39.99 on Amazon. You catch a break when an item is listed as “Used – Very Good,” but again, it’s not as heavily discounted as “Used – Acceptable.” For example, under Kitchen, we found a Crock-Pot 7-Quart Oval Manual Slow Cooker (SCV700-S-BR) selling for $35.99 (opens in new tab) in Amazon Warehouse (its one listed imperfection was damaged packaging). The same model new on Amazon was selling for $347.99 (list price $399). It told us the camera had cosmetic imperfections bigger than one inch on the front of the camera and small cosmetic imperfections on other parts of the camera. Next to the “Used – Acceptable” notation on the product page, we hovered over the details box. We did a little digging and found a Panasonic LUMIX FZ80 4K Digital Camera (opens in new tab) selling for $263.57. Valuable accessories may be missing and you may have to purchase spare parts to get this used item in full working order.Īs you can guess, the further down the condition list you go, the bigger the bargains because, well, missing pieces, scratches, dents. There also could be significant dents, scratches and other signs of wear. Used – Acceptable: It likely works, but you’ll likely see indications of use.There may also be some cosmetic imperfections and accessories may be missing (they will be noted). Used – Good: The item is considered in good condition and it may show some wear from use.

Missing non-essential accessories are noted. It may arrive in damaged packaging and may have slight cosmetic imperfections. Used – Very Good: The item is in very good shape and likely has been used to a limited degree.Used – Like New: The product fully functions, all of the accessories are there.On the product detail page, Amazon categorizes the condition of the warehouse item as such:

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