“Refurbished” electronics, that doesn’t carry real implications?

Your son lost in kicks from the mark.

What do you know?

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Your son lost in kicks from the mark.

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That British jargon?

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That British jargon?

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Loosely translates to my ex-wife is turning my son into a girl.




















I kid, I kid. I like soccer.

I read on their site they do not refurbish or have any authorized shops that do, I just wonder how this term gets used so frequently.

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It’s just USED, maybe wiped off?

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It could be just wiped off or it could have been dropped many times and in 3 weeks it starts giving you problems. Either way, I wouldn't consider buying it.

Refurbished can be a loose term. I bought a refurbished 2017 IBM model computer ( can’t remember model #) with a 23’ inch screen normally $750 range new for $400 shipped to the house from Amazon. Never even looked like it was turned on or used. I think it was returned by a person or company. It was not in its original box so there’s that. Who knows im a year later and works great for my needs and saved a few bucks taking the chance.

For 14 more bucks, you can have a brand new one.

Some items are "refurbished" are actually just older models that are still NIB, but they're just unloading them, sometime with limited warranties.

I know a guy who works in design engineering at Canon. He says their refurbished cameras are better than new as they are hand-rebuilt and have twice the number of QC checks as new products. They come with full warranty and cost less.

I doubt many companies do that.