I just got an amazing deal for a 64gb xr unlocked for 130 😂 I’m using it right now works like a dream no complaints I think eBay runs the game right now
It’s good to see that I’m not the only one who has had bad luck with Amazon refurbished, I haven’t gotten very much but I’ve had to send back what I have gotten because of it not properly functioning
I would like to see a follow up video where you go through the return process for the items that were messed up. Let's see how easy or difficult it is.
I would like to see a follow up video where you go through the return process for the items that were messed up. Let's see how easy or difficult it is.
I would like to see a follow up video where you go through the return process for the items that were messed up. Let's see how easy or difficult it is.
I've only ever been scammed on Ebay one time in the 7 or so years I've bought anything. It was my own fault for not checking the ratings of the seller at the time, but I've bought countless refurbished items from them, and I've always almost always gotten new in box or like new anything whenever I was suppose to be getting a lower grade, JBL speakers and headphones have been ones that always go on sale refurbished and I've never had any problems!
Same, although seller ratings don't mean jack anymore. Ordered a quest 2 from a person with a 99.7% feedback rating and never got it, the scammer was insanely clever too. The listing was a "buyer pays return shipping" but instead of just not doing anything, they gave FedEx a tracking number. That means the item was technically "Shipped" but since there was no item, i had nothing to return. As for my Ebay Refurbished story, so far i've only bought one thing, Skullcandy Crushers. They arrived in perfect condition, in a clearly non-original box, but was still skullcandy branded, and it even had a few original accessories.
@grvyshiz I gotta get to know you rating or not to trust you, my ratings on the line too because someone could just rate me poorly based off bs on their end. But I always rate ones that I've had great experiences with, or even came back to, which I definitely have ones I've gotten things from for their protection and care of items
I remember times when the only meaning of "refurbished" was "didn't pass inspection at the factory and had to be redone at the factory" and was a sign of HIGHER quality))
@Bob-lk8kqwtf are you even saying? besides, gametop sucks, ebay sucks. and Dkoldies fixed their problems. so maybe try to think of an original comment for once.
I've used E-bay refurbish computer components for years. You can build a Ryzen 5800x, 32gb ram, and 3070ti for under $600. I've spent maybe around $150 keeping my pc updated with newer parts in the last 10 years after I resale the old components I'm replacing 👍
Considering just the CPU and GPU bought USED would cost over $600 that is an outright lie. The 3070 ti is around $6-700 alone refurbished. I've seen them over a grand refurbished as well.
@@Dee-tc7lo6-700$ for a 3070ti is a terrible price. They are selling at 350-450$ maybe 500$, but at that price you are better off with a brand new AMD card.
as someone who actually worked at a computer store I know for a fact that products having a recertified mark on it means 2 things it was a fully working return likely with an incomplete or damaged box or it came in for warranty repair as what they do is they have a stack of these re-certified items that they sent out for RMA claims and those that are actually repaired gets boxed and is then either added to the RMA pile or is sent out for sale at a discount.
Refurbished was once good but now refurbished on Ebay just means that a corporation paid Ebay to be allowed to use the "refurbished" label and they rarely actually refurbish it and just clean off exterior dirt.
Everything he got was mostly fine, minus the $7 skull candy headphones, and the bit of dust on the pc fans. Ebay refurbished means that the seller provided proper documentation to ebay that they have been authorized by the company to sell fix and sell their products as refurbished.
In the UK refurbished seems to mean "we didnt check it and assumed it works", i suppose its less effort and cheaper to just ship stuff out and accept returns than actually cleaning testing and fixing issues.
You might want to make sure that gameboy pocket shell is a replacement shell. Nintendo actually made a model of gameboy pocket that came stock with a dmg gameboy style shell. It looks really good too!
I have the 32ohm version of the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro headphones you reviewed, and one of the best features of them is that beyerdynamic will sell you replacement components for every single part of the headphones. So you can pay $150-170-200 for them and keep them running and sounding great basically forever. Highly recommend them.
I'm always shocked when we see footage of Joanna and we see she's just holding the camera. The videos all look so steady that you'd think they have a big steadicam rig.
The beyerdynamics like the exact model have been my daily drivers for a few years now and I really enjoy them. The ear cups and the headband have deteriorated once before but they are super easy to replace
I feel like really good deals don’t exist anymore from anywhere but garage sales, or online classifieds with sellers that just don’t know anything about what they are selling. Back 5-10+ years ago there were actually good Black Friday deals, and some much cheaper refurb stuff. Now the prices are so close to new (or sometimes the same or more than new on sale) that you might as well just spend the extra 5% price to avoid used stuff. I feel like sellers are way more educated and now look for uneducated buyers that THINK they are saving a bunch of money.
Two last PCs I got for projects are refurb from 3rd party with 1 year warranty: Amazing condition, ran wonderful, and the company was well responsive. Would 100% recommend them - at least that company?
I love my DT770 Pros, I've had mine for a little over 2 years now. You're right about the audio, I use mine with a DAC/AMP which helps since I can boost the bass a little. I've never been a bass head though so I honestly don't mind. It works great though with Tidal for high quality music.
I don't recommend skull candy wireless anymore. I bought a few pair when they were new in box at best buy on holiday special, and they had terrible battery life right out of the box on all sets I bought.
I had a horrible experience with eBay refurbished. I bought an excellent condition Samsung galaxy s22 for my mom as a gift. after receiving it, held onto it for a while before gifting her the phone. After she got it she notice on calls, there was a screechy sound that didn’t happen all the time but frequently. After taking the phone back from her the seller refused to replace it because 30 days had passed. eBay also wouldn’t give me a refund for the same reason. And the warranty doesn’t cover items that arrived broken. So I now have a $500 paper weight. That may not be your experience but it was mine for the first time purchasing on eBay refurbished.
My Aunt and Uncle bought a Tineco stick vacuum a couple years after I bought my Dyson of of Ebay's referbished site, and my Dyson still works like its brand new, and their Tineco (which they payed the same as I did for my referb) is a piece of trash!
I actually just got an HP Envy with i7 7th gen and 16GB RAM from eBay as "untested". And all it was missing, was an SSD and charger. I got the laptop for $75. And it works great!
My Ps4 broke not long after the PS5 came out but when you still had no idea when you were actually going to be able to get one. I bought an EBay refurbished ps4 to hold me over and it still functions perfectly fine. No complaints. Not that I use it much now.
I am currently using a set of the Skullcandy Grind refurbished and I am a fan. This is my first pair of wireless earbuds and I love them. Especially for the price
P. S. You should try to upgrade the RAM in the PC to 3200 and see if it supports it. Mine doesn't and is locked to supporting only 2999 (ir something like that).
I bought a 'very good' Galaxy Z Fold 3 from an eBay certified refurbisher and it was absolutely shit. Dead pixels all down the crease of the device and it had a (known) WiFi issue where it wouldn't let me turn on the WiFi at all. Sent it in for replacement and they basically said "you don't actually want this phone so we're just gonna refund you" and I was pissed. Spent an extra $30 to get an 'excellent' condition one and that's what I'm typing on right now. It's excellent. Don't buy from YY wireless.
I bought a phone refurbished before and it ended up having data issues right as soon as the return window closed so that was a bummer, Nowadays its best to check seller reviews and all that, The ones i buy from tend to help you replace or refund you if you have a problem with your products
i have a rule ingrained in my head when it comes to refurbished and used computers and laptops or phones i reset phones if they are used or refurbished and i always reinstall windows no matter what for pre-builts it's usuallu to get rid of the bloatware and for refurbished or used you never know if they put a piece of malware intentionally on he pc or laptop
Skull candy has been the only earphones I bought they are great for the price so no complaints I had a $25 dollar pair for a year before the earbud speaker burned out but I used them everyday 24/7
Yep, I can confirm since I have a pair of over ears that I had for over 3 years and still works (from brand new - Hesh ANC). They've become a pair of backup headphones for when my Crushers ANC2s run out of battery. lol I don't think the Hesh ANCs ever got an update yet since I still see retailers bringing in that model new.
@@gtijason7853 You've been lucky then, they can just stop working, and then the battery jump start procedure on youtube involves AA and wires. The Sesh ANC are more reliable, but less comfortable.
I got a 4k laptop with 3 year warranty for only 1200 bucks. They even upscaled my order cause they didn't have the one I ordered, (3070 laptop for a 3080ti). Was pristine.
The thing about ebay refurbs is you aren't buying the item from Ebay the company.. You are buying the item from a third party that was given permission to enroll in "ebay refurbished program"... There are 2 types of sellers that would qualify for this kinda thing. The actual manufacturer of the item or a large volume 3rd party seller with "some" manufacturer/vendor connections.. Obviously direct from Manufacturer would be best , it's kinda a gamble with the Large 3rd party vendor probably the same as buying used... As all they need is to be part of a large seller account with "some" vendor connections..
I think my uncle would be interested in that DJI Pocket. He has a Galaxy A52, but wants to shoot some vlogs going out to historic and scenic places on tours.
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The sad part I try selling refurbished N64 consoles without controllers and cords on eBay for about $100 each which I never sold one after spending few hours cleaning the dust, polishing the pin connectors, replacing the thermal pads as well made a option to mod it to play US and Japanese games. I did more refurbishing work on these consoles than DKOldies did with just one which is funny how one person can refurbished multiple consoles when most refurbished businesses can barely do one with a army of employees?
I don't understand how the "first impression" of the HP PC is "positive". A "refurbrished" device, where they did not even bother to clean the inside nor the outside and did also not bother to give you a replacement for the missing screws is a big 🚩 for me. :)
Refurb item as a term has fell off, now instead of RMA/Display/repaired at factory items, you will just usually get someone's second hand doodoo with a alcohol wipe-down.
That seems to be a Skullcandy issue. Mine do the same thing. I smack them and sometimes they work but it's not easy to get them both to pair. My Samsung branded earbuds I bought on Wish pair instantly.
I’ve never had issues but I also have only bought certified refurbished and excellent ones. There are a lot of categories that have a ton of very good deals (Sony headphones I’ve had good luck with)
I bought my Chromebook from an ebay refurbished seller, which was listed as very good, which I agree with and would say it was generally better besides one part that clearly had fall damage which bent the case around the volume buttons that I never use. 155$ for DT770? Holy shit they are expansive in the US than, DT770 cost like 150€ Brand new and are constantly on a discount down to 120€. Also, some mainboards come with a fairly powerful DAC onboard, my old MSI Z87 GD-65 came with a 250 ohm DAC on board, not the greatest DAC, but it could drive 250ohm. There is physically no reason to ever buy refurbished earbuds, especially not when the earbuds cost half an egg brand new. There are so many really strong offers at 60-80 bucks.
You got ripped off on those DT 770 Pro 250 ohm, they're only $159 on Amazon right now, and the 80 ohm variant is $150. I bought a pair of 990 Pros used on eBay last year for $67, shipping included. Cable was no good, but I planned on doing the Custom Cans mini XLR conversion anyway, and they run just fine
I was actually looking forward to seeing the PSP Go, so I'm pretty sad you never got it. Wonder how they didn't have the system but still had the listing for it.
MAX I'd pay fpor any keyboard id 35 - 40 USD but i really prefer a simple 1 like dell gives or a amazon basics, same for a mouse.. REALLY this is ALL you NEED!
I've had far better luck with ebay refurbished than Amazon. My ebay refurbished has always seemed like it was brand new. Packaging and all.
Right maybe it's just a one off cause I use eBay refurbished all the time and had no complaints
@@qlaney98same got some certified refurbished momentum 4s and perfect still
I just got an amazing deal for a 64gb xr unlocked for 130 😂 I’m using it right now works like a dream no complaints I think eBay runs the game right now
It’s good to see that I’m not the only one who has had bad luck with Amazon refurbished, I haven’t gotten very much but I’ve had to send back what I have gotten because of it not properly functioning
I’ve been preaching eBay for YEARS and I’m so surprised it gets such a bad rep still.
I would like to see a follow up video where you go through the return process for the items that were messed up. Let's see how easy or difficult it is.
I would like to see a follow up video where you go through the return process for the items that were messed up. Let's see how easy or difficult it is.
@@Theunicorn2012 Its the same as any other ebay item, not hard at all.
I would like to see a follow up video where you go through the return process for the items that were messed up. Let's see how easy or difficult it is.
I've only ever been scammed on Ebay one time in the 7 or so years I've bought anything. It was my own fault for not checking the ratings of the seller at the time, but I've bought countless refurbished items from them, and I've always almost always gotten new in box or like new anything whenever I was suppose to be getting a lower grade, JBL speakers and headphones have been ones that always go on sale refurbished and I've never had any problems!
Same, although seller ratings don't mean jack anymore. Ordered a quest 2 from a person with a 99.7% feedback rating and never got it, the scammer was insanely clever too. The listing was a "buyer pays return shipping" but instead of just not doing anything, they gave FedEx a tracking number. That means the item was technically "Shipped" but since there was no item, i had nothing to return.
As for my Ebay Refurbished story, so far i've only bought one thing, Skullcandy Crushers. They arrived in perfect condition, in a clearly non-original box, but was still skullcandy branded, and it even had a few original accessories.
U also wanna know if the seller is actively responding to u
@grvyshiz I gotta get to know you rating or not to trust you, my ratings on the line too because someone could just rate me poorly based off bs on their end. But I always rate ones that I've had great experiences with, or even came back to, which I definitely have ones I've gotten things from for their protection and care of items
@@Exiled-_-Khajiit exactly i learned the hard way
bro, i want a smartphone which is refurbished from ebay and I want to ask you which one should I get? (I am fine with 2-3 scratches)
I remember times when the only meaning of "refurbished" was "didn't pass inspection at the factory and had to be redone at the factory" and was a sign of HIGHER quality))
@Bob-lk8kqwtf are you even saying? besides, gametop sucks, ebay sucks. and Dkoldies fixed their problems. so maybe try to think of an original comment for once.
😂😂😂😂
I've used E-bay refurbish computer components for years. You can build a Ryzen 5800x, 32gb ram, and 3070ti for under $600. I've spent maybe around $150 keeping my pc updated with newer parts in the last 10 years after I resale the old components I'm replacing 👍
Considering just the CPU and GPU bought USED would cost over $600 that is an outright lie. The 3070 ti is around $6-700 alone refurbished. I've seen them over a grand refurbished as well.
@@Dee-tc7lo6-700$ for a 3070ti is a terrible price. They are selling at 350-450$ maybe 500$, but at that price you are better off with a brand new AMD card.
as someone who actually worked at a computer store I know for a fact that products having a recertified mark on it means 2 things it was a fully working return likely with an incomplete or damaged box or it came in for warranty repair as what they do is they have a stack of these re-certified items that they sent out for RMA claims and those that are actually repaired gets boxed and is then either added to the RMA pile or is sent out for sale at a discount.
Refurbished was once good but now refurbished on Ebay just means that a corporation paid Ebay to be allowed to use the "refurbished" label and they rarely actually refurbish it and just clean off exterior dirt.
Everything he got was mostly fine, minus the $7 skull candy headphones, and the bit of dust on the pc fans. Ebay refurbished means that the seller provided proper documentation to ebay that they have been authorized by the company to sell fix and sell their products as refurbished.
In the UK refurbished seems to mean "we didnt check it and assumed it works", i suppose its less effort and cheaper to just ship stuff out and accept returns than actually cleaning testing and fixing issues.
It's painful to think the DT770 is $150 at half off now. I bought mine for $130 brand new, not all that long ago.
Aren't they always around 150 or so? I just bought mine for 160 (200 because I had to modify them and didn't want to do the modification myself)
You might want to make sure that gameboy pocket shell is a replacement shell. Nintendo actually made a model of gameboy pocket that came stock with a dmg gameboy style shell. It looks really good too!
I have the 32ohm version of the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro headphones you reviewed, and one of the best features of them is that beyerdynamic will sell you replacement components for every single part of the headphones. So you can pay $150-170-200 for them and keep them running and sounding great basically forever. Highly recommend them.
I just noticed that you folks do proper captioning for your videos, thank you so much!
I'm always shocked when we see footage of Joanna and we see she's just holding the camera. The videos all look so steady that you'd think they have a big steadicam rig.
The real question is how does Austin keep getting scammed
He loves the pain
It's easy when you are looking to get scammed so you can create more content..
he intentionally seeks out these, and he doesn’t know anything about tech: he’s a content creator, not an actual tech expert
The beyerdynamics like the exact model have been my daily drivers for a few years now and I really enjoy them. The ear cups and the headband have deteriorated once before but they are super easy to replace
I feel like really good deals don’t exist anymore from anywhere but garage sales, or online classifieds with sellers that just don’t know anything about what they are selling. Back 5-10+ years ago there were actually good Black Friday deals, and some much cheaper refurb stuff. Now the prices are so close to new (or sometimes the same or more than new on sale) that you might as well just spend the extra 5% price to avoid used stuff. I feel like sellers are way more educated and now look for uneducated buyers that THINK they are saving a bunch of money.
Two last PCs I got for projects are refurb from 3rd party with 1 year warranty: Amazing condition, ran wonderful, and the company was well responsive. Would 100% recommend them - at least that company?
I’ve bought laptops from EBay refurbished and the attached warranty is kind of a peace of mind
Derpy Austin , did he forget that Steam Client at first boot scans your system and downloads a Driver Redistribution ... if it detects its needed ...
he knew, he tried to act like it didn’t work but his claim of 10 times is laughably stupid
I love my DT770 Pros, I've had mine for a little over 2 years now. You're right about the audio, I use mine with a DAC/AMP which helps since I can boost the bass a little. I've never been a bass head though so I honestly don't mind. It works great though with Tidal for high quality music.
Got my Galaxy watch 5 refurbished from eBay and it's still going strong. Even came in the original packaging.
I bought those exact same Skullcandy refurbished earphones a year ago, and they are still working great. Worth it.
I don't recommend skull candy wireless anymore. I bought a few pair when they were new in box at best buy on holiday special, and they had terrible battery life right out of the box on all sets I bought.
The Skull Candy Crusher ANC first gen are a bass lovers heaven
I know when you called that Razer keyboard creamy Hipyo tech was out there somewhere minding his business and he felt a great disturbance
I didn't even know about these sections on ebay. I've only ever used it to search for something, never browsed it. Might have to check that out
I had a horrible experience with eBay refurbished. I bought an excellent condition Samsung galaxy s22 for my mom as a gift. after receiving it, held onto it for a while before gifting her the phone. After she got it she notice on calls, there was a screechy sound that didn’t happen all the time but frequently. After taking the phone back from her the seller refused to replace it because 30 days had passed. eBay also wouldn’t give me a refund for the same reason. And the warranty doesn’t cover items that arrived broken. So I now have a $500 paper weight. That may not be your experience but it was mine for the first time purchasing on eBay refurbished.
Thanks for I was about to buy s22😮💨 and I have trust issues now
My Aunt and Uncle bought a Tineco stick vacuum a couple years after I bought my Dyson of of Ebay's referbished site, and my Dyson still works like its brand new, and their Tineco (which they payed the same as I did for my referb) is a piece of trash!
"this mouse is garbage" uses it on the most wrecked wooden table ever...cheesus.
he’s a fraud, he has a prewritten script that he uses for his bits…
Damn the DT770S got more expensive again, they were $150 not on sale and $130 on sale when I got mine. Even at $170 they're a steal tbh
That gameboy mod has a menu where you can adjust the screen positioning.
shhh.... You would be discrediting his agenda.
I actually just got an HP Envy with i7 7th gen and 16GB RAM from eBay as "untested". And all it was missing, was an SSD and charger. I got the laptop for $75. And it works great!
My Ps4 broke not long after the PS5 came out but when you still had no idea when you were actually going to be able to get one. I bought an EBay refurbished ps4 to hold me over and it still functions perfectly fine. No complaints. Not that I use it much now.
I bought a Refurbished Monitor, it still working flawless without almost any scratches
I am currently using a set of the Skullcandy Grind refurbished and I am a fan. This is my first pair of wireless earbuds and I love them. Especially for the price
Been using the Indy ANC's for 18 months or so, my 1st and only true wireless buds as well. Been pretty great and cheap price, well done SC
best thing in this video we go to see Joanna more than once and longer than 1 second ❤
P. S. You should try to upgrade the RAM in the PC to 3200 and see if it supports it.
Mine doesn't and is locked to supporting only 2999 (ir something like that).
I bought a 'very good' Galaxy Z Fold 3 from an eBay certified refurbisher and it was absolutely shit. Dead pixels all down the crease of the device and it had a (known) WiFi issue where it wouldn't let me turn on the WiFi at all. Sent it in for replacement and they basically said "you don't actually want this phone so we're just gonna refund you" and I was pissed. Spent an extra $30 to get an 'excellent' condition one and that's what I'm typing on right now. It's excellent. Don't buy from YY wireless.
I bought a phone refurbished before and it ended up having data issues right as soon as the return window closed so that was a bummer, Nowadays its best to check seller reviews and all that, The ones i buy from tend to help you replace or refund you if you have a problem with your products
i have a rule ingrained in my head when it comes to refurbished and used computers and laptops or phones
i reset phones if they are used or refurbished and i always reinstall windows no matter what for pre-builts it's usuallu to get rid of the bloatware and for refurbished or used you never know if they put a piece of malware intentionally on he pc or laptop
Austin is the type of guy who types, "I don't know," on a public question online.
I bought a Pixel 6 pro refurbed on eBay, was £100 cheaper & was literally like brand new, not a scratch
can confirm., white keyboard was a big misstake on my end
The intro should be: When I think "eBay" today I think of "way too overpriced electronics or scam"
It must be a common thing with ROG systems. Had to swap the rear fan out on mine as well.
Skull candy has been the only earphones I bought they are great for the price so no complaints I had a $25 dollar pair for a year before the earbud speaker burned out but I used them everyday 24/7
Yep, I can confirm since I have a pair of over ears that I had for over 3 years and still works (from brand new - Hesh ANC). They've become a pair of backup headphones for when my Crushers ANC2s run out of battery. lol I don't think the Hesh ANCs ever got an update yet since I still see retailers bringing in that model new.
Yea refurbs are so cheap I have a different set for every day of the week, and then some.
Been using the Indy ANC's for 18 months or so and they've been solid
@@gtijason7853 You've been lucky then, they can just stop working, and then the battery jump start procedure on youtube involves AA and wires. The Sesh ANC are more reliable, but less comfortable.
0:03 “wake up f1thly”
Eaby refurbished is the best you just need to know what to look for tbh I've saved hundreds on it.
I got a GBA SP on an “EBay refurbished” system and at least for me it was horrible how messy the hinges were.
7:51 it'd been funnier if Ken added a water PLOP sound with Austin's straining. LOL
Austin's "straight face" make I'm look like a crazy unhinge preacher!
I got a 4k laptop with 3 year warranty for only 1200 bucks.
They even upscaled my order cause they didn't have the one I ordered, (3070 laptop for a 3080ti).
Was pristine.
I bought certified refurbished SoundCore headphones on EBay. They were like new and in new retail packaging.
I got my Sony XM4s 3 years ago for half the price at the time and they are still awesome
The 80ohm version of the Beyerdynamic headphones sound more 'bassy' than the version you got.
The thing about ebay refurbs is you aren't buying the item from Ebay the company.. You are buying the item from a third party that was given permission to enroll in "ebay refurbished program"... There are 2 types of sellers that would qualify for this kinda thing. The actual manufacturer of the item or a large volume 3rd party seller with "some" manufacturer/vendor connections.. Obviously direct from Manufacturer would be best , it's kinda a gamble with the Large 3rd party vendor probably the same as buying used... As all they need is to be part of a large seller account with "some" vendor connections..
I think my uncle would be interested in that DJI Pocket. He has a Galaxy A52, but wants to shoot some vlogs going out to historic and scenic places on tours.
Windows updates happening in the background would cause Steam issues. That could also account for the slower speeds you were seeing.
Youll need the skullcandy app to pair them. I always find my right push active 2 ear bud doesnt charge as well as the left one
You’re absolutely amazing thank you! I’ve cooked your recipe and people love including my lady and I. I subscribed to get the best of the best. Thank you 🥂✌🏿
Keep the great vids up
Interesting how expensive the DT770 are for you there, I'm in Germany and got mine for 110€. Still, great headphones
The 250's?
@@reecedrury4145 yes 250 ohm DT770 Pros at Thomann is roughly 155 dollars new
@@reecedrury4145 Yeah, the other options cost more or less the same though
1:43 that reaction was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The sad part I try selling refurbished N64 consoles without controllers and cords on eBay for about $100 each which I never sold one after spending few hours cleaning the dust, polishing the pin connectors, replacing the thermal pads as well made a option to mod it to play US and Japanese games.
I did more refurbishing work on these consoles than DKOldies did with just one which is funny how one person can refurbished multiple consoles when most refurbished businesses can barely do one with a army of employees?
I don't understand how the "first impression" of the HP PC is "positive". A "refurbrished" device, where they did not even bother to clean the inside nor the outside and did also not bother to give you a replacement for the missing screws is a big 🚩 for me. :)
Refurb item as a term has fell off, now instead of RMA/Display/repaired at factory items, you will just usually get someone's second hand doodoo with a alcohol wipe-down.
That seems to be a Skullcandy issue. Mine do the same thing. I smack them and sometimes they work but it's not easy to get them both to pair. My Samsung branded earbuds I bought on Wish pair instantly.
I love non basey over ears. When I want crazy bass I'll use the skull crushers.
I’ve never had issues but I also have only bought certified refurbished and excellent ones. There are a lot of categories that have a ton of very good deals (Sony headphones I’ve had good luck with)
When you opened up steam I got an ad. I seriously thought you were trolling me
Best ad incorporation ever.
I bought Sony wf1000xm5 for $160 refurbished which is an amazing deal they came clean and looked new
Can you mention the seller name if possible
@@lntrgued they are even cheaper now. the company was secondipity
@@Temmie_gaming thanks man! I was about to buy from the same store, they have 98% positive reviews so
@@Temmie_gaming thanks, I was going to buy WH-XB900n from the same seller
@@lntrgued yeah I hope Austin checkes these dudes out in terms of referbished stuff
Yea you are kind of the quality control on those earbuds, they are either like new or you have to send them back.
"it's 2:35 on a thursday" as I'm watching this at 2:35 on a thursday
4:48 moral of the story: if something isn't working pick up the camera and start to record it
or don’t lie about tech because his claim is bullcrap
I bought my 2018 and my 2022 iPad Pros through eBay refurbished and other than a sticker on the back of the 2018, these are flawless.
I bought a pair of Samsung Galaxy Buds that were eBay refurbished, they work fine with no issues.
A real life alien trying refurbished tech.... I wonder if aliens have refurbished tech on their world?
I love to buy refurb stuff from ebay. Got my xm4 and xm5 refurb from there and they were perfect for super cheap compared to new.
Same, payed way less for my XM4's and havent had any issues with them thus far.
I bought my Chromebook from an ebay refurbished seller, which was listed as very good, which I agree with and would say it was generally better besides one part that clearly had fall damage which bent the case around the volume buttons that I never use.
155$ for DT770? Holy shit they are expansive in the US than, DT770 cost like 150€ Brand new and are constantly on a discount down to 120€. Also, some mainboards come with a fairly powerful DAC onboard, my old MSI Z87 GD-65 came with a 250 ohm DAC on board, not the greatest DAC, but it could drive 250ohm.
There is physically no reason to ever buy refurbished earbuds, especially not when the earbuds cost half an egg brand new. There are so many really strong offers at 60-80 bucks.
I trust some manufacturers refurbished but lately eBay refurbished is like Amazon renewed, a gamble
Austin saying he does not like skullcandy, me lisening to this video on skullcandy earbuds
he doesn’t like them because they wouldn’t give him headphones for free
I love the idea of refurbished. I just think it should be drastically cheaper !
You got ripped off on those DT 770 Pro 250 ohm, they're only $159 on Amazon right now, and the 80 ohm variant is $150.
I bought a pair of 990 Pros used on eBay last year for $67, shipping included. Cable was no good, but I planned on doing the Custom Cans mini XLR conversion anyway, and they run just fine
Every time I see a Austin Evans video I learn something new
I actually bought a “excellent” refurbished iPhone 13 mini from supplytronics for ~$450 and it was pristine.
Funny how I got an eBay ad notification while watching this video
"Look what happens when you open up steam a ad" 😂😂
austin if you never have sold on ebay or amazon, you would not know this but sellers can claim refurbished as a ordinary seller.
Hey. Don't hate on the expensive litter box. I have had a litter robot 4 for 5 months and have almost saved the money on litter
I was actually looking forward to seeing the PSP Go, so I'm pretty sad you never got it. Wonder how they didn't have the system but still had the listing for it.
the DT 770 pro is 149 currently on their site
MAX I'd pay fpor any keyboard id 35 - 40 USD but i really prefer a simple 1 like dell gives or a amazon basics, same for a mouse.. REALLY this is ALL you NEED!
WE'RE AT WORK!.....Sure you are 😂😂😂
Color looks way better on the 12 mini than the DJI
Aren’t DT 770 Pros like $150 on Amazon normally?
i honestly buy all of my tech from ebay, had not one single issue! gotta go for the best and reputable sellers though
My PSP Go just collects dust, not sure what I was thinking...its so tiny!
Austin when a refurbished item doesn’t look brand new 😡
notice how it’s only companies that don’t give him free things
bro really looked at a rtx 2070 and said "it's fine... for most games" with a straight face.