It's a really good and comfortable mice. A word of caution: it needs the receiver to be very, very close to it. Luckily it comes with a usb extension cable... I'm mentioning this because in the beginning I thought it was faulty, as the receiver was about 50cm away and 'facing' a different direction, and I thought it was faulty.
Nothing reduced I want wish it was more specific...
Babbler to fishleg003
4 Sep 17#9
Did you add to basket??? discount is taken off there not on the actual page.
jok13 to fishleg003
4 Sep 17#10
20% is taken off at checkout?
Babbler
4 Sep 17#11
occulus for £298?
bobbler to Babbler
4 Sep 17#14
Yep, but bare in mind: 1. The one listed is the "old" pack that is without the touch controllers. 2. Oculus don't allow transfer of warranty, if it has been registered to someone elses account then it's gone and you just have whatever Amazon offer on used items. 3. Again if it is registered to someone elses account, then you also don't get the games bundle either.
Got the MDR-ZX770BN for £57, almost half price, can't complain :smile:
ScroopEgerton
4 Sep 17#23
Hot! I bought the PS4 & VR headset & camera using this deal on Prime Day. BARGAINS!
sniperdan
4 Sep 17#24
Great thanks, got logitech k800 keyboard for £49.12
driver8
4 Sep 17#25
sheesh, only last week I dropped £200 on a warehouse monitor ... :disappointed:
Shakeyyy to driver8
4 Sep 17#26
Depends on whether the monitor you got would be in this deal or not, not all warehouse items qualify
ianbeany to driver8
4 Sep 17#27
If it was notes you will be fine but if it was coins you may have scratched it.
meherenow to driver8
4 Sep 17#30
Just had a quick look (for an ultrawide) - nowt extra off by the looks of it - seems like slim pickings all round this time, was looking at a "new" NAS for myself as well - nothing doing also.
edit: fancied an upgrade to my m2 ssd as well - you guessed it - no 20% there...
pedropdx
4 Sep 17#28
just bought a headset ive had my eye on for a while. I do like this 20% off, always go for the like new. I've had a couple of basically brand new bargains with just a damaged box in the past.
Doesn't seem to work for me. Up until the buy now screen it's showing the same price. Am I missing something? Tried to get a open box like new Logitech harmony remote
Toutanc
4 Sep 17#43
Brilliant, thanks OP! Got myself a fountain pen (fabercastell loom) for £18.50 instead of 25 and a raclette set for £28 instead of £110 :astonished: Need to find some cheese for it now!
jimbo001
4 Sep 17#44
Picked up a trip band router for 90 squid!
HottyHotty
4 Sep 17#45
It's just selected stuff, but pretty stupid there's no way to find out until you add to basket.
Rob_1304
4 Sep 17#46
This LG Ultrawide monitor is eligible for the discount, but I really should behave at the moment. If anyone's interested, you're welcome to beat me to it so I don't have to give in to my impulses.
danflorin3
4 Sep 17#47
Any Samsung s7 edge or note4???
meherenow
4 Sep 17#48
Nice, unfortunately too small for me - I have a QHD 32" just now, need to go to at least 34" ultrawide and even then it's losing a fair bit of height. 29" is a 23" height wise!
NitrousUK
4 Sep 17#49
Thanks! I snapped that mofo up straight away..
meherenow
4 Sep 17#50
Not so, just click on the "(so many) used from" line in the description, below the price and if it is in the deal you will see "20% off" displayed in the used section.
Rob_1304
4 Sep 17#51
I'm not sure I'd get any bigger than a 29" on my desk without removing the shelving at either side. I'm not really in the market right now anyway - I'd be in the doghouse if I bought a new monitor right now!
Really want an ultrawide though after seeing the ones LG gave to the Node team. They look so good in comparison to a regular monitor.
meherenow
4 Sep 17#52
Something wrong with your webfu that you can't check yourself and then report back here and let us know?!
Let me save you any troubles, the 1080 vertical resolution will make you want to kill yourself a few weeks after purchasing. I almost did the same, but was lucky enough to be able to still return it.
ahenners
4 Sep 17#57
Have a look?
eslick
4 Sep 17#58
True but you can also return it free of charge, on a similar bigger discount a couple of years ago hit a £100 shredder for £14 supposed damages box but even box was brand new never even opened.
mike33
4 Sep 17#59
Just bought one of these bosch strimmers,seems a bargain,1 left £10.04.amazon.co.uk/dp/…em4
NitrousUK
4 Sep 17#60
Might cancel the 29" ultrawide....ordered a 43" 4k Philips monitor....HUKD strikes again.. Another one going for £350~! amazon.co.uk/gp/…sed
macas2000
4 Sep 17#61
Are these used or damaged box, ex display etc? I'm after a new kettle but don't like the idea of a 2nd hand one?
AnonAnonAgain
4 Sep 17#62
Thanks for that :thumbsup:
Livvismum
4 Sep 17#63
Thank you.I got an iphone 6 mirrored case with tempered glass screen, iphone 6 in car charger and a sparegenuine lightening charging cable, plus a samsung galaxy a3 leather case (genuine samsung) for £16 including delivery! Brilliant thanks again!!
Darius
4 Sep 17#64
Great price for full duplex colour laser with cheap cartridge replacements available.
Excellent. Got a Lenova TB3-X70L 32gb for £100 been looking at this one for ages and is over £250 new! The other items I had saved in my basket didn't get the 20% but happy enough with this deal.
NitrousUK
4 Sep 17#66
It's a mix, can be any of those! But I've found 80% of the time it's just a repackaged return. The description should give a good idea, though it can be a bit off sometimes! Returns are easy though.
FlahertyDeals
4 Sep 17#67
I had option of used good or used like new. I believe they are all new just had book opened. Customer returns etc. I know what you mean I'd never buy an actual 'used' product.
The one I received 2 weeks ago still had a small bit of ham and cheese in the corner, mmmmm.Lovely.
leer1992
4 Sep 17#71
I read that as buy 1 get 20% off, no mention of more than in there
pualsg
4 Sep 17#72
VR carry case ordered for £13.57 cheers OP
iduno87
4 Sep 17#73
Just got some cheap Xmas pressies, thanks op!
usenetz
4 Sep 17#74
Used Potty Training Pants :astonished: No thanks!
Oneday77
4 Sep 17#75
Grabbed a Zotac Mini Barebones PC for £60. Not cutting edge but gives me something to play with on the TV.
MSK.
4 Sep 17#76
I'm not sure I needed to know about this :grin:
snoopy18
4 Sep 17#77
Hea
spurs4life22
4 Sep 17#78
Any decent Xbox one game deals here?
sola35
4 Sep 17#79
just bear in mind, with electrical items bought from warehouse deals it is unclear with searches i have done in the past if they come with the original manufactures guarantee ? as they are classed as second hand, yes you get 30 day for sure but the original 12/18/24mth from the manufacture is in doubt,
Yes. Eligible items sold by Amazon Warehouse Deals qualify for Prime or FREE Shipping. No. Used products generally do not come with a manufacturer's warranty but all of our items are backed by Amazon's return policy.
above quote from amazon.
metalkillkenny
4 Sep 17#80
£119 Xbox one very good condition. Good deal?
tomj777
4 Sep 17#81
Consider using CEX /. Webuy - I think they are knocking out second hand Note 4 A grade for around £240 (last time I looked) which, given that they warranty for 2 years, is a pretty good deal (saw a Note 8 today and whilst it's nice, I think I'm good to keep my 4 for some time yet).
Amazon provide 12 months warranty with their warehouse items
plewis00
4 Sep 17#83
Thanks OP, how did you find it? The best way to search is to follow the link here and then search in the box (it says in grey 'search Warehouse Deals Specials') - if you search again after this it is not only discounted items and will include all warehouse or new items as well, so you need to go back to the initial search again making sure it says 'Warehouse Deals Specials'. Found some items I was going to buy anyway so this is even better.
veedubjai
4 Sep 17#84
You don't mind me asking which model you got? Looking at upgrading mine.
NitrousUK
4 Sep 17#85
Where did you read that? What I've read implies 30 days..
"Do products come with a warranty? No. Used products generally do not come with a manufacturer's warranty but all of our items are backed by Amazon’s satisfaction guarantee." -amazon.co.uk/b?n…031
Bought a samsung note 4 phone from warehouse last time.
Checked the warranty with Samsung and they cofirmed the full 2 years. So it's not as clear cut.
I even used the warranty for a motherboard replacement so all was good.
HereKittyKitty
4 Sep 17#87
I returned a warehouse item about 10 months after I bought it. When they asked why I was returning it, I just said it was a bit rubbish and I'd been too busy to return it earlier
maltloaf_df
4 Sep 17#88
Was hoping the used Garmin Fenix 3 HR I've been watching a while was included but it seems it's not. Kicked myself ever since missing the previous 20% deal finished
retrend
4 Sep 17#89
i dont understand when the discount gets applied? i found something in the warehouse deals search and then went to buy and no discount?
sola35
4 Sep 17#90
this what i mean by unclear, there are comments you do get manufactures guarantee and comments you don't by amazon themselves,
PhilK
4 Sep 17#91
Went to buy 2 warehouse things from Amazon (both Amazon Warehouse) the 20% is only off ONE. Are you limited to one purchase only ? I think the price has to be over £50 to get the 20%
danflorin3
4 Sep 17#92
for 240 with 2 years warranty I would deffo buy it..I think 300 is overpriced a bit. Thank you so much..never tought to look on cex..
Truthist
4 Sep 17#93
What condition are the used offers?
Cr0m
4 Sep 17#94
Depends, I got 3.
pinkleponkle
4 Sep 17#95
For me these deals give me a perfect opportunity to load up on no rush credit snapping up stuff for a couple of quid each.
luvclub
4 Sep 17#96
It is just a blanket statement issued by Amazon for everything sold in the Warehouse as second hand because it is impossible for them to know whether if the item has been registered at the manufacturers by the previous customer before they returned it. Unfortunately because of that it even includes only box damaged goods that have never been sent out. Also even though the Amazon invoice doesn't state it is second hand or sold by Amazon Warehouse Deals they can't prevent the customer from blurting out to the manufacturer that it was bought "used".
So treat it the same way as when supermarkets label everything as "may include peanuts".
Just be brave and register it immediately at the manufacturers upon receipt to check that there is still warranty.
meherenow
4 Sep 17#97
No, it is SELECT items only. Here's a small keyboard, under £4 and still got 20% off on top of that.
So I discovered. I bought a Logitech K810, that was 20% off - but they're few and far between, sadly
Moshards
4 Sep 17#101
A USA Les Paul for £437? Go on then...
ferrim
4 Sep 17#102
Last time they did this was just before Prime Day, then on Prime Day they changed it to 20% off all warehouse items
kamikazilucas
4 Sep 17#103
if only the rode mic i wanted was there but that dosent even have a warehouse sale at all
daniel4859
4 Sep 17#104
Thanks. I picked up an Xbox One for £119.86. The item itself is described as "very good" although the box is apparently damaged limiting resale value, includes a copy of Fifa 16 with no activation codes and the game is also not shrink wrapped. An Xbox that cheap almost sounds too good to be true so will see what it is like and return if no good.
Can someone please remove this as it is causing me to buy stupid stuff got a vr headset for £1.51 and a set of led numberplate light for my A4 for £5
paul.jacobs
4 Sep 17#108
I avoid warehouse deals now, last four all got sent back. Best one was a tough mobile phone case, snapped in half. Read their reviews, very poor for a large company - 13% of the last months reviews were negative.
BigDiscovery
4 Sep 17#109
Logitech K400 Plus (excellent smart TV, Android box etc.) Bluetooth keyboard - £9.42: amazon.co.uk/Log…754
magpieno1
4 Sep 17#110
I love these sales as have managed to get some real bargains. My best purchase from the last 20% disc was a ladies rotary watch which on average sells for £150, but I got one in as new condition for £24. This time round I have bought a microscope for £14 (normally £51), dashcam for £24 (normally £58), charger plates £14 (normally £42) and necklace kit £4 (normally £13). I resisted buying a very large rug for £42 (normally £180). Most people look for electricals/technology but there are some amazing bargains to be found in the other categories.
nige182
4 Sep 17#111
Bluetooth? Doesn't that come with a Logitech Unifying Receiver?
BigDiscovery
4 Sep 17#112
That is correct. My apologies.
tempt
4 Sep 17#113
Went for a Mac Pro. Cheers
nige182
4 Sep 17#114
Still a great price for it anyway, just wanted to clarify.
GGMI
4 Sep 17#115
Any decent laptops? Finding the search hard work.
Oneday77
4 Sep 17#116
It was the BI322 I doubt it's an upgrade to anything. Just wanted to get a 'box' to stick a spare drive and laptop memory in to have a play with Linux. Withoit messing about with dual boot, PIs and that HDMI, DP and VGA on it.
archarius
4 Sep 17#117
Just got motorcycle gloves worth 180 quid for a 22 quid. Thank you very much!
donnamaca
4 Sep 17#118
got a yoshi Nintendo 3ds coverplate for £3.47. says very good so fingers crossed it's true
malhal
5 Sep 17#119
damn was waiting on this again but the monitor I've had my eye on isn't in the offer :angry:
BigDiscovery
5 Sep 17#120
Got this in "like new" for £2.40 woohoo! :laughing:
louiselouise
5 Sep 17#121
Not super-exciting but worth a look if you're on the lookout for a silent clock - with 20% off it's £1.54. Seems to be 4 in stock - £13.79 full price for the Black option.
Russell Hobbs built in 800 watt stainless steel microwave around 60 quid depending on condition. 115 new which is a very good price anyway (149 at Tesci Direct).
iKayZee
5 Sep 17#133
Managed to grab a 2k 144hz g-sync monitor for £420. Quite happy about that!
Creatzy
5 Sep 17#134
More like amazon junkhouse deals
luvclub
5 Sep 17#135
Generally this is the sort of misinformation that leads to the confusion in the first place, Just basic common sense and comprehension of all the info already out there,
1) Amazon states: "Do products come with a warranty? No. Used products generally do not come with a manufacturer's warranty but all of our items are backed by Amazon’s satisfaction guarantee."
Note the word "generally". This is just a blanket statement to cover all scenarios as the previous purchaser could have already registered the item at the manufacturer's before returning it or the current purchaser may let slip the item was purchased as "used". Sometimes the item is only box damaged and has never been sent to a previous customer, so as long as you don't mention it the manufacturer shouldn't know since it only states it is sold by Amazon on the invoice. The manufacturer could not refuse you a warranty claim just based on the fact the invoice amount was "cheap". Imagine if there was a 90% off closing down sale at Currys and you bought a new OLED TV for £100. You would still be covered by the manufacturer's warranty even if it only cost you £100.
This is the same as when supermarkets state "may include peanuts" on everything. This is just to protect themselves from the 1 in 100 case of someone actually really finding traces of nuts in what they purchased,
2) Amazon states: "All purchases eligible for Amazon customer service and a 30-day return policy."
This is to give the customer the peace of mind that when purchasing a used product they could return it during 30 days for any reason at all. I don't think Amazon every imagined customers would mistake it for anything else, but it is definitely not a restriction of warranty to 30 days. Note Argos also have a "30 day money back guarantee" printed on receipts and prominently advertised. If that doesn't somehow restrict your statutory consumer rights then why should Amazon's "30-day return policy" somehow mean "a 30 day warranty"?
3) Note that under (1) Amazon also mention "backed by Amazon's satisfaction guarantee" which is generally accepted to be at least 1 year. If the item develops a fault within the year (even if it is sold as "used") then as long as it wasn't the reason for the item being sold as "used" in the first place, they would generally give a refund. So you couldn't for example get a refund in 11 months if a used monitor has 3 dead pixels if that was the reason given for it being sold as used in the first place, but if the volume buttons only intermittently work then you could get a refund.
4) Last of all, but the most important thing is that you are covered by the Consumer Rights Act, even if the item is sold by Amazon as used. Be aware that Amazon Warehouse Deals is just one of their departments/classifications and everything is still being sold by Amazon. Usually if an item develops a fault within the first 6 months it is presumed that the fault was there from the start and the retailer needs to repair/replace/refund. Beyond 6 months normally the consumer needs to prove the fault was there all along, but Amazon has waived this due to their own satisfaction guarantee. The consumer rights protection actually goes beyond 1 year, but then the burden is on the consumer to prove the fault was there all along.
veedubjai
5 Sep 17#136
Looked into it before pulling the trigger but it didn't had AC WiFi or BT so stepped away. It was an upgrade for me so the price was good.
louiselouise
5 Sep 17#137
Interiors 2-Suit Velour Swift Single Headboard, 3 ft, Green (Single Bed) £9.94 with 20% off amazon.co.uk/dp/…56P Used - Good
Also I've returned things from Amazon Warehouse within a year due to it becoming faulty and had absolutely no issues.
Another option is for folks to just ask Amazon themselves instead of speculating and spreading wrong information.
ocelot20
5 Sep 17#139
Shame no PS4 Pro or PSVR :*
luvclub
5 Sep 17#140
I totally agree. Amazon's "satisfaction guarantee" (ie their warranty) and the consumer's rights act does not differentiate between "new" and "used" sales. It must still meet the 3 standards: 1) satisfactory quality 2) fit for purpose, and 3) as described.
Unless stated otherwise purchases are presumed to be "new" ie the (1) quality is "new" and (3) described as "new"
If it is sold as used then (3) it would be described as "used" e.g has a scratch superficial scratch. This is no different from stating it is red or blue. Unless the used condition states otherwise it would be assumed that the item shouldn't be faulty (1) and also fit for purpose (2) like any other new purchase.
£74.97 great headset completely wireless for the PS4. I believe it will also work with the XB1 but might need a chat cable from headset to controller to get the mic working. A good amount of features including custom game profile audio. I spent £200 on these when they first came out. But sold them a few months later as the audio quality even though was very good. Was not worth £200 in my opinion. But £75 yes it's deffinetly worth that.
louiselouise
5 Sep 17#142
Cheapo Bluetooth Headphones/NFC/FM in Rose Gold for £5.18 Used - Very Good amazon.co.uk/gp/…sed Mixed reviews, though!
OneGloveOnTheFence
5 Sep 17#143
Tasty
visitor33
5 Sep 17#144
thanks heated
DafEO
5 Sep 17#145
I read it on Amazon,
Quote: Do products come with a warranty?No. Used products generally do not come with a manufacturer's warranty but all of our items are backed by Amazon’s satisfaction guarantee.
Maybe it is vague with the wording "generally" and they refer to "satisfaction guarantee" rather than the word Warranty. So if there is misinformation - I'd say a significant portion of that is Amazon's fault at lack of clarity.
I cannot find specific details on the duration of this "satisfaction guarantee" or if it is legally binding such as a EU warranty. Pages that I can find are on "Returns policy" mention 30 days.
Please feel free to link to a Amazon UK page which mentions 1 years warranty/returns/guarantee for such items.
Agharta
5 Sep 17#146
I have spoken with them on chat and they have always confirmed a 1 year warranty although it could change. I returned a Sony Z2 which developed a fault after 6 months and Sony refused to honour the warranty as they said a 3rd party had previously repaired it which voided the warranty. Maybe the previous owner had tried that, I don't know. But Amazon paid for return postage and refunded in full.
ShaneDHolland
5 Sep 17#147
Plantronics backbeat pro for £80, happy days.
decanay
5 Sep 17#148
Legally you're entitled to 6 months. Amazon offer a year. Extended manufacturer warranty may be valid, but it's luck of the draw. Luvclub has explained it perfectly :thumbsup:
It's 33p, down from £15 new, but Amazon won't let me buy it lol :thinking:
louiselouise
5 Sep 17#150
I've had this happen a few times with Warehouse items, rarely, but it does happen. It's a bug and usually means it's already been purchased.
luvclub
6 Sep 17#151
I don't think it was legally necessary for Amazon to explicitly state whether their "satisfaction guarantee" extends 1 day beyond 6 months or all the way up to 12 months as they probably considered that in either circumstance it covers the minimum 6 month required by the law and they wanted to keep it at their discretion beyond that. However, it has been generally accepted that they are quite happy to offer refunds for anything up to 12 months and even slightly more depending on what sort of customer you have been. I'm sure if a specific customer has had a history of returning a lot of items after 6 months they would look at things differently.
There is no explicit mention of the 6 month period either as that is required by law and it is not necessary to include the Consumer Rights Act verbatim in their terms. Sometimes they would include "this does not affect your statutory rights" but they couldn't even if they wanted to anyway.
As far as I know the same "vagueness" exists for the satisfaction guarantee period on their website for both new and used sales, but somehow it is only deemed worrisome when the item is sold as "Used - Like New" along with the description "Packaging will be damaged". I wonder why?
What they're providing is beyond what the law requires. 30 day non-quibble return policy and their satisfaction guarantee which is usually at least 12 months and definitely better than that required by the law as that states the burden to prove the item had an inherent fault lies with the consumer after 6 months.
An example is if you bought the latest premium OLED tv and it developed a fault 2 years down the line. Even if the manufacturer didn't provide a manufacturer's warranty (this is something not required by law as your contract is with the retailer) you would still be covered as the law states it must be of satisfactory quality and fit for purpose. It is only reasonable to expect a premium TV to last more than 2 years. If necessary you could get the tv independently checked out and if it was an inherent fault then the retailer needs to sort it out. This is when all the "does not affect your statutory rights" comes into play.
i7 6800k gone up, comes to around £217 if anyone is interested.
louiselouise
6 Sep 17#153
Not 20% off, unfortunately:
Russell Hobbs BW04514 Round Hands Free Motion Sensor Dustbin/Kitchen
Bin, 50 Litre, Black £15.05 Used - Good amazon.co.uk/gp/…TF8 (my sis has one of these in White, mind you she got it about half this price!! It was pristine, even though it was graded Used - Good, as above.)
Wongduk
6 Sep 17#154
Does anybody know warranty on the Amazon warehouse tablets, heard they have a lot with faults. Thanks
notavalidaddress
6 Sep 17#155
muzzydark
6 Sep 17#156
Nacon Sony PlayStation 4 Revolution Pro Controller - Very Good - £51.32
Just bought on argos for £89.99, returning and having this one now.
If anyone interested something xbox layout with cable on good quality. Ps4 and pc compatible.
NitrousUK
6 Sep 17#157
Amazon Warehouse has become quite the gamble these days...
Today... I did not win..
Someone had the job of inspecting the condition of this item. Their conclusion? "Good"
Turret
6 Sep 17#158
Scroll up.
visitor33
6 Sep 17#159
LOL
Latterman
6 Sep 17#160
They never seem to actually check items. I've heard stories from Graphics Cards threads that people ordered a 1080Ti and a 970 turned up in a 1080Ti box. Absolutely ridiculous to receive a TV in that state though!
NitrousUK
6 Sep 17#161
That's the impression I get. Concerned that they seem to be pushing the responsibility of checking the condition onto the consumer. Becoming a bit of a time wasting exercise though. Also to add insult to injury, their online return system only gave me the option of taking it to the post office myself, and would refund a maximum of £4.75 postage.. waiting on a response but I'm assuming/hoping they'll make everything right.
louiselouise
6 Sep 17#162
AZERTY French version, may be able to move keycaps?? Logitech Wireless Illuminated Keyboard K800 £18.30-20.26, sadly no 20% off: https//ww…TF8 Someone has even asked on Reddit - though, as the question is about a mech keyboard, not sure if the comment about their profile being different applies?: reddit.com/r/M…ty/
globo 40 Watt E14 230 V Earl Spot Antique Brass Wood
[Energy Class A++] £6.10 with 20% off amazon.co.uk/gp/…sed PS: @NitrousUK that TV is a disgrace! What a disappointment, feel bad for you :disappointed:
HellRazer
6 Sep 17#163
Haha! Curious, what was it that you ordered / hoped to receive instead of the mess you got?
tiggerloveslife
6 Sep 17#164
Good for What?....The Dump.....
PMSL....don't mean it in any kind of offensive way but the idea of someone deciding it was in good condition really amused me....dread to think what they would have regarded as a grade below at acceptable :dizzy_face:
I guess the real question though is does it work...curiosity would have definitely have got the better of me and I'd have plugged it in and switched it on to see what happened....on second thoughts I'd have got someone I didn't like to switch it on just to be on the safe side...me not them...lol...
I'm also quite wary of electrical items on the Warehouse these days (unless of course they are mega cheap and I think it's worth a punt) having not only received various trashed items but have also been the lucky winner of the old "switcheroo" game :angry:
Babbler
6 Sep 17#165
l
damn missed it :disappointed:
tiggerloveslife
6 Sep 17#166
I'm actually becoming more and more convinced that Amazon use their customers as a returns test panel...stands to reason really that with the number of returns they must get even in a day they won't have time or the employees to test every item...so if someone returns something saying it's faulty if they send it out to someone else and they say the same thing it confirms it without them having to pay their own staff to do it and the cost of them sending it is probably less than it would cost to pay staff to test items....
Admittedly in this case it should have been quite obvious at a glance that it was in no condition to be sent out...unless of course it's got broken in transit.....
louiselouise
6 Sep 17#167
I think (tentatively speaking, and, no doubt, jinxing myself) that Amazon Warehouse has been getting better, for me, anyway. Most things have been great, or even better than expected lately - haven't had a real disaster for a while.
Though I say that after I received UK 10 Steel Toe Cap Boots that had UK 9 on the box, this morning.....!
NitrousUK
6 Sep 17#168
It was supposed to be a 43" Philips 4k monitor. Much disappointment today..
NitrousUK
6 Sep 17#169
Looking at the packaging, the box has a huge rip down the side, kinda where a panel might be, that has been heavily taped over. And no obvious fresh damage. So I assume it was broken before transit to me. It's not a huge surprise given recent showings by Warehouse. Including receiving sport laces missing essential parts, returning it telling them this, ordering again and receiving the exact same item again, missing parts and all. And once I ordered an i5 and got an empty box.. I'm normally a huge Amazon fanboy (FireTV, 2 echos, Prime, 227 orders so far for 2017) but Warehouse is pushing my patience..
LuckyDave458
6 Sep 17#170
Thanks for the heads up.
louiselouise
6 Sep 17#171
Not seeing many good 20% off thingybobs (maybe just me) but this is still a decent price without the reduction: Size 6 nappies, 120 pack, Monthly Saver, Pampers Premium Protection Active Fit £14.24 Open Box - Like New amazon.co.uk/gp/…N9G Sharp EL-W506 Scientific Calculator, WriteView, SEK II, Twin-Power £7.58 with 20% off Used - Good, Used - Very Good is a few pence more amazon.co.uk/gp/…TF8
Some terrible reviews in there - could be one of these broken ones you end up getting if it's anything like the TV earlier!
tfish
7 Sep 17#174
Thats fine if you got time to go to the post office to return it over the counter. Hasn't been worth my time or effort the 4 terrible buys I've made from Warehouse.
noddle36
8 Sep 17#175
It's a little gamble what you get and very addictive.
hawkinsandy
8 Sep 17#176
my worry is that they aparently cancel your account if you return too many items
Agharta
8 Sep 17#177
I think that's for returning new items as they lose money on those as they have to sell them via the outlet. I doubt they worry too much about warehouse returns as clearly they have major quality control issues.
leeeastham
8 Sep 17#178
We return stuff quite regularly as a lot of things aren't as advertised or simply go faulty. Whenever I have contacted them they don't seem to care. We do spend a stupid amount of money with them every month though.
Akai.XIII
8 Sep 17#179
I wanted to get an LG 27UD68P but it wasn't in the deal, went into a chat and got the 20% off. Under £300 for a 27" well reviewed UHD, IPS monitor
shedboy66
8 Sep 17#180
Got meself some opens box bog roll wee brown marks on the first couple of sheets but bargain
jigger1
8 Sep 17#181
Thanks I got Fisher-Price Jake and The Neverland Pirates for £7, wilton 101-Piece cookie cutters for under £6 and a kindle fire tablet for £22.48.
decanay
8 Sep 17#182
Had to lol at this description on a pair of earphones I just spotted...
Used - Very Good
The item may come repackaged. Minor cosmetic imperfection on the front of theitem. Minor cosmetic imperfection on the top or sides of the item. Minor cosmetic imperfection on the bottom or back of the item. Missing earphones. Missing owner / user manual. Missing remote control. All purchases eligible for Amazon customer service and a 30-day return policy.
Missing the earphones you say, haha... what the :dizzy_face:
daniel4859
8 Sep 17#183
I've been on the look out for a decent Electric Radiator for the occasional really cold winter night. Got a "Dimplex Cadiz Eco 3 KW Electric Oil Free Radiator with Electronic Climate Control" today. The box and product do not appear damaged (despite Amazon warning the later might be) so not sure why it is in Warehouse Deals. Possibly a return. Looks as good as new to me. Retails at £157.47. Mine for £72.74
Xbox should arrive in a few days. Mine for £119.86. Cheapest Xbox Bundle on Argos is currently £179.99 so still a £60 saving.
I do love a good Warehouse Deal. Always a bit of a gamble though.
decanay
8 Sep 17#184
Joshm74
8 Sep 17#185
Just bought an EVGA Gold 550W modular PSU for £55 (normal price is £79 so not a huge saving). My first warehouse purchase so let's see how this goes!
willyzippy89
9 Sep 17#186
Used(annoyed)
louiselouise
9 Sep 17#187
£36.14 with the 20% off, Toimsa 501 EN71 12-Inch "Fantasy" Bicycle amazon.co.uk/gp/…sed
12" wheels diameter
Recommended for 3 to 5 years age children's
Measures 88 cm length by 47 cm width by 62 cm height
louiselouise
9 Sep 17#188
Bit of a gamble, but this is Used - Acceptable (just bought a Used - Good) Oil-Radiator Heater 2000 Watt 11-fin Heat Mobile Radiator AEG RA 558 at £15.41 after 20% off discount amazon.co.uk/gp/…sed
One review says it comes with an EU plug - but, no problem with me, I'd just snip it and re-wire it with a UK plug (avoid UK-EU adaptors as they can short and melt in the socket - that's what happened to me with an EU kettle!).
MRP
9 Sep 17#189
I got a gaming mouse. The mouse itself seems fine but no way is the packaging afew months old. It is kept together by cellotape all over. It looks bad. Ran an antibacterial wipe across and mouse works fine.
It had old firmware. Seems to work fine. Not sure about the size of it though which isn't a warehouse issue.
louiselouise
9 Sep 17#190
Just got Gentlemen's Tonic Daily Foaming Cleanser 150 ml and Daily Moisturiser 100 ml Duo Set for £6.72 (Lookfantastic and other places sell them for silly money - though I can see these on Approved Food approvedfood.co.uk/gen…=25 for around £10)
Was the xbox in good condition I'm looking for a games console for my granddaughter for Christmas but I've no idea if I should go for this or a playstation, do they both do the same thing?
daniel4859
9 Sep 17#192
The xbox arrives tomorrow so I will find out then. Personally I'm more of a playstation fan. I think it depends what kind of games a person is into as to which is 'better'.
Bit worried as I do not trust Amazon saying something is "very good" condition. As this thread shows sometimes items described as "Good" turn up broken!
jigger1
10 Sep 17#193
Ok thanks for that. I've bought loads from amazon warehouse on the UK and the German site toys, kitchen appliances, tablets etc I only has a problem once with a chromebook which wouldn't turn on amazon refunded me the money immediately.
daniel4859
10 Sep 17#194
The Xbox is in perfect condition but does not have the old copy of the Fifa which the product description said would be included. I think I'll just let that one slide!
nige182
10 Sep 17#195
Last time it wasn't included, people complained to Amazon and got some money back, can't remember how much though.
pinkleponkle
10 Sep 17#196
Go on live chat and complain, you will definitely get a small rebate. When I got mine ages ago the bundled game was missing. Just say how disappointed you are and now will have to pay more to replace. They will instantly make you an offe
dealomatic
12 Sep 17#197
Have they pulled this offer early? The OP stated that the offer is on until 17 September?
tiggerloveslife
12 Sep 17#198
Still seems to work but is selected items only...not all warehouse items so if you're having problems getting the 20% discount it may be that you've selected an item the discount doesn't apply to? Or if you have selected an item with an extra 20% off the discount only shows during the checkout process not at the add to basket stage.
dealomatic
12 Sep 17#199
It seems that they have pulled the link from the Amazon Warehouse page to the page directing the user to the list of selected items in the promotion. Clicking on the link given by the OP directs us to the Warehouse Deals Specials page but as you have kindly noted, not everything on the page is discounted by an extra 20% (e.g. the Kindle Fire Tablet).
jigger1
13 Sep 17#200
I rang them about the fire tablet and they took the 20% off.
dealomatic
14 Sep 17#201
Amazon has now reinstated the 20% off link (to selected items) on their Warehouse Deals homepage. Thanks everyone! :grin:
cyclonus10
14 Sep 17#202
ah b****x, this has been running since 4th Sept and only now i am seeing it.
![Fresh Breakfast Meat Box (Using code) @ Campbells Meat [Haggis / Lorne Sausage / Bacon / Black Pudding & More]](/images/topics/208684_1.jpg)
![[Xbox One] Q. u. b. e: Director's Cut on Deals with Gold](/images/topics/208716_1.jpg)
Opening post
Valid from 09:01 BST on 4 September 2017 to 23:59 17 September 2017
The discount is applied when you go to check out.
Here's a few examples (stock is limited):
* PlayStation Camera (PS4) £28.31
* Samsung Galaxy A3 (2016) SM-A310F 16GB 4G - smartphone £101
* Ardisle Clear Dome Large Automatic Wedding Umbrella £4.53
* Belkin N300 Wall Plug Mounted Universal Wi-Fi Range Extender/Wireless Signal Booster £10.93
* Fire Tablet, 7" Display, Wi-Fi, 8 GB (Black) - Includes Special Offers £22.48
* Huggies Pull Ups Potty Training Pants for Boys, Large - 72 Pants Total (Open Box) £9.36
All comments (202)
1. The one listed is the "old" pack that is without the touch controllers.
2. Oculus don't allow transfer of warranty, if it has been registered to someone elses account then it's gone and you just have whatever Amazon offer on used items.
3. Again if it is registered to someone elses account, then you also don't get the games bundle either.
£101
£110
Linx 12V64 12-Inch Tablet with Keyboard - (Silver) (Intel Atom x5-Z8300, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB eMMC, Windows 10)
£160
edit: fancied an upgrade to my m2 ssd as well - you guessed it - no 20% there...
amazon.co.uk/gp/…rch
Canon EF 70 - 300 mm f/4-5.6 IS II USM Lens- £307.35 (bought one myself so just one left now)
Really want an ultrawide though after seeing the ones LG gave to the Node team. They look so good in comparison to a regular monitor.
Jeezo, lol.
Thoughts on this? £220 any good?
Another one going for £350~!
amazon.co.uk/gp/…sed
I believe they are all new just had book opened.
Customer returns etc. I know what you mean I'd never buy an actual 'used' product.
Not cutting edge but gives me something to play with on the TV.
Yes. Eligible items sold by Amazon Warehouse Deals qualify for Prime or FREE Shipping. No. Used products generally do not come with a manufacturer's warranty but all of our items are backed by Amazon's return policy.
above quote from amazon.
Edit:
White £270
Black £295
Gold £300
"Do products come with a warranty?
No. Used products generally do not come with a manufacturer's warranty but all of our items are backed by Amazon’s satisfaction guarantee." -amazon.co.uk/b?n…031
Their guarantee being this I believe: amazon.co.uk/gp/…002
Checked the warranty with Samsung and they cofirmed the full 2 years. So it's not as clear cut.
I even used the warranty for a motherboard replacement so all was good.
I think the price has to be over £50 to get the 20%
So treat it the same way as when supermarkets label everything as "may include peanuts".
Just be brave and register it immediately at the manufacturers upon receipt to check that there is still warranty.
amazon.co.uk/A4-…56P
amazon.fr/Ama…031
amazon.es/Pro…031
amazon.it/b/r…031
Just wanted to get a 'box' to stick a spare drive and laptop memory in to have a play with Linux.
Withoit messing about with dual boot, PIs and that HDMI, DP and VGA on it.
Got this in "like new" for £2.40 woohoo! :laughing:
Hama PG-220 Wall Clock, silent, Black amazon.co.uk/gp/…TF8
amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1
johnlewis.com/len…lue
edit: just noticed only 128gb ssd - despite me filtering on 256+ lol
amazon.co.uk/Log…PI/
A look at the "ASIN" B00Y0G2L9I confirms this to be the case, so great deal if you don't mind the Italian layout...
amazon.it/Log…L9I
Russell Hobbs built in 800 watt stainless steel microwave around 60 quid depending on condition. 115 new which is a very good price anyway (149 at Tesci Direct).
1) Amazon states: "Do products come with a warranty? No. Used products generally do not come with a manufacturer's warranty but all of our items are backed by Amazon’s satisfaction guarantee."
Note the word "generally". This is just a blanket statement to cover all scenarios as the previous purchaser could have already registered the item at the manufacturer's before returning it or the current purchaser may let slip the item was purchased as "used". Sometimes the item is only box damaged and has never been sent to a previous customer, so as long as you don't mention it the manufacturer shouldn't know since it only states it is sold by Amazon on the invoice. The manufacturer could not refuse you a warranty claim just based on the fact the invoice amount was "cheap". Imagine if there was a 90% off closing down sale at Currys and you bought a new OLED TV for £100. You would still be covered by the manufacturer's warranty even if it only cost you £100.
This is the same as when supermarkets state "may include peanuts" on everything. This is just to protect themselves from the 1 in 100 case of someone actually really finding traces of nuts in what they purchased,
2) Amazon states: "All purchases eligible for Amazon customer service and a 30-day return policy."
This is to give the customer the peace of mind that when purchasing a used product they could return it during 30 days for any reason at all. I don't think Amazon every imagined customers would mistake it for anything else, but it is definitely not a restriction of warranty to 30 days. Note Argos also have a "30 day money back guarantee" printed on receipts and prominently advertised. If that doesn't somehow restrict your statutory consumer rights then why should Amazon's "30-day return policy" somehow mean "a 30 day warranty"?
3) Note that under (1) Amazon also mention "backed by Amazon's satisfaction guarantee" which is generally accepted to be at least 1 year. If the item develops a fault within the year (even if it is sold as "used") then as long as it wasn't the reason for the item being sold as "used" in the first place, they would generally give a refund. So you couldn't for example get a refund in 11 months if a used monitor has 3 dead pixels if that was the reason given for it being sold as used in the first place, but if the volume buttons only intermittently work then you could get a refund.
4) Last of all, but the most important thing is that you are covered by the Consumer Rights Act, even if the item is sold by Amazon as used. Be aware that Amazon Warehouse Deals is just one of their departments/classifications and everything is still being sold by Amazon. Usually if an item develops a fault within the first 6 months it is presumed that the fault was there from the start and the retailer needs to repair/replace/refund. Beyond 6 months normally the consumer needs to prove the fault was there all along, but Amazon has waived this due to their own satisfaction guarantee. The consumer rights protection actually goes beyond 1 year, but then the burden is on the consumer to prove the fault was there all along.
Also I've returned things from Amazon Warehouse within a year due to it becoming faulty and had absolutely no issues.
Another option is for folks to just ask Amazon themselves instead of speculating and spreading wrong information.
1) satisfactory quality
2) fit for purpose, and
3) as described.
Unless stated otherwise purchases are presumed to be "new" ie the (1) quality is "new" and (3) described as "new"
If it is sold as used then (3) it would be described as "used" e.g has a scratch superficial scratch. This is no different from stating it is red or blue. Unless the used condition states otherwise it would be assumed that the item shouldn't be faulty (1) and also fit for purpose (2) like any other new purchase.
£74.97 great headset completely wireless for the PS4. I believe it will also work with the XB1 but might need a chat cable from headset to controller to get the mic working. A good amount of features including custom game profile audio. I spent £200 on these when they first came out. But sold them a few months later as the audio quality even though was very good. Was not worth £200 in my opinion. But £75 yes it's deffinetly worth that.
Mixed reviews, though!
Quote:
Do products come with a warranty?No. Used products generally do not come with a manufacturer's warranty but all of our items are backed by Amazon’s satisfaction guarantee.
Maybe it is vague with the wording "generally" and they refer to "satisfaction guarantee" rather than the word Warranty. So if there is misinformation - I'd say a significant portion of that is Amazon's fault at lack of clarity.
I cannot find specific details on the duration of this "satisfaction guarantee" or if it is legally binding such as a EU warranty.
Pages that I can find are on "Returns policy" mention 30 days.
Please feel free to link to a Amazon UK page which mentions 1 years warranty/returns/guarantee for such items.
I returned a Sony Z2 which developed a fault after 6 months and Sony refused to honour the warranty as they said a 3rd party had previously repaired it which voided the warranty. Maybe the previous owner had tried that, I don't know.
But Amazon paid for return postage and refunded in full.
It's 33p, down from £15 new, but Amazon won't let me buy it lol :thinking:
There is no explicit mention of the 6 month period either as that is required by law and it is not necessary to include the Consumer Rights Act verbatim in their terms. Sometimes they would include "this does not affect your statutory rights" but they couldn't even if they wanted to anyway.
As far as I know the same "vagueness" exists for the satisfaction guarantee period on their website for both new and used sales, but somehow it is only deemed worrisome when the item is sold as "Used - Like New" along with the description "Packaging will be damaged". I wonder why?
What they're providing is beyond what the law requires. 30 day non-quibble return policy and their satisfaction guarantee which is usually at least 12 months and definitely better than that required by the law as that states the burden to prove the item had an inherent fault lies with the consumer after 6 months.
An example is if you bought the latest premium OLED tv and it developed a fault 2 years down the line. Even if the manufacturer didn't provide a manufacturer's warranty (this is something not required by law as your contract is with the retailer) you would still be covered as the law states it must be of satisfactory quality and fit for purpose. It is only reasonable to expect a premium TV to last more than 2 years. If necessary you could get the tv independently checked out and if it was an inherent fault then the retailer needs to sort it out. This is when all the "does not affect your statutory rights" comes into play.
i7 6800k gone up, comes to around £217 if anyone is interested.
amazon.co.uk/gp/…TF8
(my sis has one of these in White, mind you she got it about half this price!! It was pristine, even though it was graded Used - Good, as above.)
Just bought on argos for £89.99, returning and having this one now.
If anyone interested something xbox layout with cable on good quality. Ps4 and pc compatible.
Today... I did not win..
Someone had the job of inspecting the condition of this item. Their conclusion? "Good"
Also to add insult to injury, their online return system only gave me the option of taking it to the post office myself, and would refund a maximum of £4.75 postage.. waiting on a response but I'm assuming/hoping they'll make everything right.
globo 40 Watt E14 230 V Earl Spot Antique Brass Wood [Energy Class A++] £6.10 with 20% off
amazon.co.uk/gp/…sed
PMSL....don't mean it in any kind of offensive way but the idea of someone deciding it was in good condition really amused me....dread to think what they would have regarded as a grade below at acceptable :dizzy_face:
I guess the real question though is does it work...curiosity would have definitely have got the better of me and I'd have plugged it in and switched it on to see what happened....on second thoughts I'd have got someone I didn't like to switch it on just to be on the safe side...me not them...lol...
I'm also quite wary of electrical items on the Warehouse these days (unless of course they are mega cheap and I think it's worth a punt) having not only received various trashed items but have also been the lucky winner of the old "switcheroo" game :angry:
damn missed it :disappointed:
Admittedly in this case it should have been quite obvious at a glance that it was in no condition to be sent out...unless of course it's got broken in transit.....
Though I say that after I received UK 10 Steel Toe Cap Boots that had UK 9 on the box, this morning.....!
It's not a huge surprise given recent showings by Warehouse. Including receiving sport laces missing essential parts, returning it telling them this, ordering again and receiving the exact same item again, missing parts and all. And once I ordered an i5 and got an empty box..
I'm normally a huge Amazon fanboy (FireTV, 2 echos, Prime, 227 orders so far for 2017) but Warehouse is pushing my patience..
I doubt they worry too much about warehouse returns as clearly they have major quality control issues.
We do spend a stupid amount of money with them every month though.
Missing the earphones you say, haha... what the :dizzy_face:
Xbox should arrive in a few days. Mine for £119.86. Cheapest Xbox Bundle on Argos is currently £179.99 so still a £60 saving.
I do love a good Warehouse Deal. Always a bit of a gamble though.
One review says it comes with an EU plug - but, no problem with me, I'd just snip it and re-wire it with a UK plug (avoid UK-EU adaptors as they can short and melt in the socket - that's what happened to me with an EU kettle!).
It had old firmware. Seems to work fine. Not sure about the size of it though which isn't a warehouse issue.
amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1
Review: urbanintention.co.uk/gro…ts/
and
Gentlemen's Tonic Gentle Body Wash and Daily Shampoo 250 ml Duo Set for £4.17 after 20% off amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1
Still seems there's both in stock (not sure of quantities).
Just a few examples of the silly prices: brummellsoflondon.com/gen…0ml
feelunique.com/bra…ets
Bit worried as I do not trust Amazon saying something is "very good" condition. As this thread shows sometimes items described as "Good" turn up broken!
Clicking on the link given by the OP directs us to the Warehouse Deals Specials page but as you have kindly noted, not everything on the page is discounted by an extra 20% (e.g. the Kindle Fire Tablet).
Thanks everyone! :grin:
Typical :disappointed: