An iPhone 17 Pro Max liquidation pallet is one pallet of phones from our Electronics department, sold used and as-is, with freight included to any address in all 50 US states. The single number most likely to confuse a buyer is the typical count, so what follows unpacks what that line means, what it does not mean, and how to plan around it.
Reading the Count on an iPhone 17 Pro Max Liquidation Pallet
The figure shown for this listing is 20 to 120 items. Here is how to read it.
It is a department range
The range describes what pallets in the Electronics department usually hold across many different listings. It was not counted from this specific pallet.
It is typical, not guaranteed
The actual number could fall anywhere in that range, and on any pallet it may land outside it. Nothing in the listing promises a minimum.
An item is not always a phone
The count can include any accessories that travel with handsets, not just phones. Assume the share of complete phones is unknown.
Why the range is wide
Phones may arrive boxed, loose, in protective sleeves or with padding, and that changes how many fit. The listing is unmanifested, so no one has tallied the contents.
Planning When the Number Is Uncertain
- Budget your time for the low end and your storage for the high end, so you are not short on either.
- Tally for your own records once the wrap is off, and write the total on your inventory tag before sorting begins.
- Record handsets and accessories in separate columns of your own inventory sheet, so your listings and stock records match what is on the shelf.
- Do not pre-sell stock you have not yet counted and checked.
Condition, Data and Activation
Everything is used and of mixed condition, from units that look sealed to phones with broken screens, failing batteries or no power. Nothing is itemized, tested or graded. Phones may contain a previous owner’s data and may be tied to iCloud or a carrier; the store does not wipe, reset or remove locks. No certificate of authenticity is listed. Buyers must clear data, confirm activation and verify units themselves before resale. The maker is named because of the goods only; there is no affiliation with Apple.
Who Considers This Pallet
Repair counters, parts resellers and online sellers who already handle wholesale electronics lots. Some units may have been returned for faults, so check each one. Plan for bench checks on every handset before anything from this wholesale liquidation pallet is listed. No sales outcome is promised.
Freight Information
Freight is in the price. The carrier delivers curbside, where a forklift, pallet jack or loading dock eases unloading. No equipment on site? Contact the store before you order. Local pickup is by appointment. The Shipping Policy covers pickup storage.
Policies
Sold as-is and unmanifested. Damage or shortage reports go through the Shipping Policy, and returns are accepted under the Returns & Refund Policy.
Count Questions
Can I ask for the exact count before ordering?
The pallet is not itemized, so an exact count is not available.
Does the range include accessories?
It can. The figure counts items, and items are not broken out by type.
What if my pallet holds fewer than 20?
The range is typical, not guaranteed, so a lower total is possible. Damage or shortage reports follow the Returns & Refund Policy and the Shipping Policy.
Are any phones tested?
No. Nothing on the pallet is tested before it ships.
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