The phrase “20 to 120 items, typical, not guaranteed” appears on this medium electronics liquidation pallet listing, Lot 71, and it helps to translate it into practical terms before you order a pallet of used, as-is mixed electronics with US freight included.
Translating the Range Into Decisions
For your shelf space
Assume the upper end. If 120 small to mid-size items would overwhelm your storage, prepare more bins or wait until space frees up.
For your schedule
Assume the upper end again. Checking electronics takes time per piece; a larger count means more bench hours.
For your buying decision
Assume the lower end. If your plan only makes sense with dozens of sellable pieces, remember that some items will be broken or parts-only and the count itself may be low.
For comparing pallets
A count is not a measure of quality. Twenty larger boxed units and a hundred small accessories are both possible results within the same description.
Why No Exact Number Is Given
The pallet is unmanifested. Stock is not opened, itemized or counted before it ships, so the only honest figure is a typical range based on similar lots.
Lot 71: What the Medium Electronics Liquidation Pallet Is
A single pallet listed as medium electronics. Brands, models and quantities are unknown in advance.
Condition and Devices
Used, mixed-condition goods. Expect anything from apparently unopened to worn, with some damaged, incomplete or non-working pieces. Items are not tested or graded. Smart devices may carry previous owners’ data or activation locks; the store does not reset or unlock them. Returned battery goods may be faulty; check them and follow local battery disposal rules.
Buyers It Suits
Sellers comfortable with variability: bin store owners, flea market vendors, online sellers and repair shops buying wholesale electronics lots. Pallets for bin stores absorb the small-item end of the range well, and a wholesale liquidation pallet keeps the commitment modest.
Freight
Shipping anywhere in the US is included. The carrier delivers curbside, and a dock, forklift or pallet jack makes the unload easier. Without any of them, contact the store before ordering, or book appointment pickup; storage terms are in the Shipping Policy.
As-Is Terms
Lot 71 is sold as-is. Returns are accepted under the Returns & Refund Policy, which also covers defects; the buyer pays return freight and there is no restocking fee. Freight damage and shortages: the Shipping Policy.
Range FAQ
Is the range a promise?
No. It is a typical range, and this pallet’s actual count may differ.
Can I ask for a count before buying?
No count exists, because the lot is not itemized.
Does a pallet ever exceed the range?
It can, just as it can fall below; the figure is typical only.
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