Wholesale TV Liquidation Pallet: 10 Mixed Flat-Screens From 32" to 85" for $900
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This wholesale TV liquidation pallet packs 10 mixed flat-screen televisions ranging from compact 32-inch bedroom sets to living-room 85-inch giants onto a single freight-friendly load priced at $900. That works out to roughly $90 per television before shipping (and we ship free), a cost basis that leaves genuine room to profit when even a single working 65-inch panel can clear more than the entire pallet cost on the used market.
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What's Inside This TV Pallet
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Each load is a genuine mix of customer returns, shelf pulls, and overstock televisions across popular screen sizes. Expect a spread that typically leans toward the high-demand 43", 50", 55", and 65" bracket, with a couple of small 32"–40" units and usually one large-format 75"–85" set in the assortment. Brands rotate with inventory and commonly include names such as Samsung, LG, TCL, Hisense, VIZIO, Roku TV, and Insignia. Because these are liquidation goods, this is an assorted lot, we cannot promise specific brands, models, or exact size counts, and sizes are approximate to the 32"–85" range described. Screen technology in the mix ranges from entry LED-LCD panels up to 4K UHD and the occasional feature-rich smart set, so the assortment gives you multiple price points to sell into rather than a single category. Smart-TV models in particular hold value well because buyers want built-in streaming.
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Condition & Sourcing
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Televisions in a returns-based load carry variable condition. Many units were returned for reasons that have nothing to do with function, the box was opened, the size didn't fit the wall, or a customer upgraded, and those power on and sell as tested-working. A realistic share will show cosmetic wear (scuffs, missing feet or remotes, damaged retail packaging), and a portion may need light testing, a cleaning, or minor part-sourcing before resale. Flat-panels are also the category most exposed to screen cracks in transit and handling, so plan to test every unit on arrival and grade accordingly. We sell this pallet as-described liquidation stock, not as a graded-new lot; there is no authenticity guarantee attached because these are assorted manufacturer goods sold as-is by condition.
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The Resale Economics
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Here is why televisions are a reseller favorite. Working used TVs move steadily on eBay's television marketplace and on Facebook Marketplace, where local pickup sidesteps the freight cost and breakage risk of shipping glass. Real-world sold data shows used 50-inch smart TVs commonly changing hands around $50–$150, 65-inch panels frequently landing in the $80–$300 window, and clean 75"–85" sets pulling $200–$500+ depending on brand, resolution, and condition. Even non-working or cracked-screen units have a floor: hobbyist repairers and parts buyers pay for boards, panels, stands, and remotes on eBay and in local repair circles, and scrap value on the aluminum and copper adds a final backstop. Larger 4K sets carry the strongest margins because retail replacement cost is high, so buyers happily pay used-market prices for a tested working unit.
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Run the math conservatively. If 6 or 7 of the 10 televisions test working and you average even $120 each locally, that is $720–$840 from the working units alone against a $90-per-TV cost basis, before you recover anything from parts sales on the rest. The larger sets are the upside: a single functioning 75" or 85" flat-panel can return the pallet's entire purchase price in one sale.
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Who Should Buy This Wholesale TV Liquidation Pallet
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This load suits Facebook Marketplace and OfferUp flippers who sell locally for cash, eBay and Mercari sellers who can ship smaller 32"–50" units affordably, electronics repair shops and TV technicians who profit from testing and refurbishing, bin-store and flea-market operators, and exporters moving working sets in volume. If you have a workbench, a multimeter or a simple power test, and a channel to sell locally, televisions convert faster than almost any other liquidation category. Demand is year-round and spikes around holidays, sporting events, and back-to-school, so you can time listings to the highest-traffic buying windows. New resellers should start with the reselling fundamentals in our liquidation Learn hub before scaling into freight loads.
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Why Source From A&E Pallet Sales
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Every pallet ships free nationwide, including Alaska and Hawaii, and is processed within 2 business days after cleared payment. Orders are covered by our 30-day covered-claims policy for freight damage, an incorrect load, or material misrepresentation. Pay by secure bank wire/ACH or by credit/debit card through an emailed pay-link, and you never need a resale certificate, EIN, or business license to buy. Browse more loads in Electronics or explore everything sold by the pallet.
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Related liquidation loads
Building depth around this wholesale TV liquidation pallet? Pair it with these related A&E Pallet Sales loads resellers buy alongside it:
- iPhone Liquidation Pallet, 10 Mixed Untested Units, $1,100
- Walmart Electronics Liquidation Pallet, Mixed Tech & General Merchandise, $700
- Wholesale Electronics Liquidation Pallet, Mixed Consumer Tech Resale Load, $550
Frequently Asked Questions
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How many TVs come on this pallet?
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This load contains 10 mixed televisions spanning roughly 32 to 85 inches. Exact size counts vary by load because liquidation inventory is assorted rather than fixed.
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Are the televisions tested and working?
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They are sold as untested liquidation returns/overstock. Many power on and work; a portion may need testing, cleaning, or minor repair. Always test each unit on arrival.
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What brands will I receive?
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Brands rotate with stock and commonly include Samsung, LG, TCL, Hisense, VIZIO, and Insignia, but we cannot guarantee specific brands or models on any given pallet.
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Can I ship the larger TVs to buyers?
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Big-screen panels are best sold locally via Facebook Marketplace or OfferUp to avoid glass breakage in transit. Smaller 32"–50" sets ship more safely and economically.
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What if a screen arrives cracked?
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Freight damage on arrival is covered under our 30-day covered-claims policy. Document it with photos on delivery. Cracked panels also retain parts value to repair buyers.
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Do I need a business license to order?
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No. There is no resale certificate, EIN, or business license required. Anyone can buy, and nationwide shipping is free with dispatch within 2 business days.
Wholesale TV Liquidation Pallet - 10 Mixed TVs (32" to 85")
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Wholesale TV Liquidation Pallet: 10 Mixed Flat-Screens From 32" to 85" for $900 This wholesale TV liquidation pallet packs 10 mixed flat-screen televisions ranging from compact 32-inch bedroom sets to living-room 85-inch
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- Dispatch within 2 business days of cleared payment
- Covered-claims returns: damaged, defective or not as described
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Wholesale TV Liquidation Pallet: 10 Mixed Flat-Screens From 32" to 85" for $900
n
This wholesale TV liquidation pallet packs 10 mixed flat-screen televisions ranging from compact 32-inch bedroom sets to living-room 85-inch giants onto a single freight-friendly load priced at $900. That works out to roughly $90 per television before shipping (and we ship free), a cost basis that leaves genuine room to profit when even a single working 65-inch panel can clear more than the entire pallet cost on the used market.
nn
What's Inside This TV Pallet
n
Each load is a genuine mix of customer returns, shelf pulls, and overstock televisions across popular screen sizes. Expect a spread that typically leans toward the high-demand 43", 50", 55", and 65" bracket, with a couple of small 32"–40" units and usually one large-format 75"–85" set in the assortment. Brands rotate with inventory and commonly include names such as Samsung, LG, TCL, Hisense, VIZIO, Roku TV, and Insignia. Because these are liquidation goods, this is an assorted lot, we cannot promise specific brands, models, or exact size counts, and sizes are approximate to the 32"–85" range described. Screen technology in the mix ranges from entry LED-LCD panels up to 4K UHD and the occasional feature-rich smart set, so the assortment gives you multiple price points to sell into rather than a single category. Smart-TV models in particular hold value well because buyers want built-in streaming.
nn
Condition & Sourcing
n
Televisions in a returns-based load carry variable condition. Many units were returned for reasons that have nothing to do with function, the box was opened, the size didn't fit the wall, or a customer upgraded, and those power on and sell as tested-working. A realistic share will show cosmetic wear (scuffs, missing feet or remotes, damaged retail packaging), and a portion may need light testing, a cleaning, or minor part-sourcing before resale. Flat-panels are also the category most exposed to screen cracks in transit and handling, so plan to test every unit on arrival and grade accordingly. We sell this pallet as-described liquidation stock, not as a graded-new lot; there is no authenticity guarantee attached because these are assorted manufacturer goods sold as-is by condition.
nn
The Resale Economics
n
Here is why televisions are a reseller favorite. Working used TVs move steadily on eBay's television marketplace and on Facebook Marketplace, where local pickup sidesteps the freight cost and breakage risk of shipping glass. Real-world sold data shows used 50-inch smart TVs commonly changing hands around $50–$150, 65-inch panels frequently landing in the $80–$300 window, and clean 75"–85" sets pulling $200–$500+ depending on brand, resolution, and condition. Even non-working or cracked-screen units have a floor: hobbyist repairers and parts buyers pay for boards, panels, stands, and remotes on eBay and in local repair circles, and scrap value on the aluminum and copper adds a final backstop. Larger 4K sets carry the strongest margins because retail replacement cost is high, so buyers happily pay used-market prices for a tested working unit.
n
Run the math conservatively. If 6 or 7 of the 10 televisions test working and you average even $120 each locally, that is $720–$840 from the working units alone against a $90-per-TV cost basis, before you recover anything from parts sales on the rest. The larger sets are the upside: a single functioning 75" or 85" flat-panel can return the pallet's entire purchase price in one sale.
nn
Who Should Buy This Wholesale TV Liquidation Pallet
n
This load suits Facebook Marketplace and OfferUp flippers who sell locally for cash, eBay and Mercari sellers who can ship smaller 32"–50" units affordably, electronics repair shops and TV technicians who profit from testing and refurbishing, bin-store and flea-market operators, and exporters moving working sets in volume. If you have a workbench, a multimeter or a simple power test, and a channel to sell locally, televisions convert faster than almost any other liquidation category. Demand is year-round and spikes around holidays, sporting events, and back-to-school, so you can time listings to the highest-traffic buying windows. New resellers should start with the reselling fundamentals in our liquidation Learn hub before scaling into freight loads.
nn
Why Source From A&E Pallet Sales
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Every pallet ships free nationwide, including Alaska and Hawaii, and is processed within 2 business days after cleared payment. Orders are covered by our 30-day covered-claims policy for freight damage, an incorrect load, or material misrepresentation. Pay by secure bank wire/ACH or by credit/debit card through an emailed pay-link, and you never need a resale certificate, EIN, or business license to buy. Browse more loads in Electronics or explore everything sold by the pallet.
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Related liquidation loads
Building depth around this wholesale TV liquidation pallet? Pair it with these related A&E Pallet Sales loads resellers buy alongside it:
- iPhone Liquidation Pallet, 10 Mixed Untested Units, $1,100
- Walmart Electronics Liquidation Pallet, Mixed Tech & General Merchandise, $700
- Wholesale Electronics Liquidation Pallet, Mixed Consumer Tech Resale Load, $550
Frequently Asked Questions
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How many TVs come on this pallet?
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This load contains 10 mixed televisions spanning roughly 32 to 85 inches. Exact size counts vary by load because liquidation inventory is assorted rather than fixed.
n
Are the televisions tested and working?
n
They are sold as untested liquidation returns/overstock. Many power on and work; a portion may need testing, cleaning, or minor repair. Always test each unit on arrival.
n
What brands will I receive?
n
Brands rotate with stock and commonly include Samsung, LG, TCL, Hisense, VIZIO, and Insignia, but we cannot guarantee specific brands or models on any given pallet.
n
Can I ship the larger TVs to buyers?
n
Big-screen panels are best sold locally via Facebook Marketplace or OfferUp to avoid glass breakage in transit. Smaller 32"–50" sets ship more safely and economically.
n
What if a screen arrives cracked?
n
Freight damage on arrival is covered under our 30-day covered-claims policy. Document it with photos on delivery. Cracked panels also retain parts value to repair buyers.
n
Do I need a business license to order?
n
No. There is no resale certificate, EIN, or business license required. Anyone can buy, and nationwide shipping is free with dispatch within 2 business days.
What is in this load
Wholesale TV Liquidation Pallet: 10 Mixed Flat-Screens From 32" to 85" for $900
n
This wholesale TV liquidation pallet packs 10 mixed flat-screen televisions ranging from compact 32-inch bedroom sets to living-room 85-inch giants onto a single freight-friendly load priced at $900. That works out to roughly $90 per television before shipping (and we ship free), a cost basis that leaves genuine room to profit when even a single working 65-inch panel can clear more than the entire pallet cost on the used market.
nn
What's Inside This TV Pallet
n
Each load is a genuine mix of customer returns, shelf pulls, and overstock televisions across popular screen sizes. Expect a spread that typically leans toward the high-demand 43", 50", 55", and 65" bracket, with a couple of small 32"–40" units and usually one large-format 75"–85" set in the assortment. Brands rotate with inventory and commonly include names such as Samsung, LG, TCL, Hisense, VIZIO, Roku TV, and Insignia. Because these are liquidation goods, this is an assorted lot, we cannot promise specific brands, models, or exact size counts, and sizes are approximate to the 32"–85" range described. Screen technology in the mix ranges from entry LED-LCD panels up to 4K UHD and the occasional feature-rich smart set, so the assortment gives you multiple price points to sell into rather than a single category. Smart-TV models in particular hold value well because buyers want built-in streaming.
nn
Condition & Sourcing
n
Televisions in a returns-based load carry variable condition. Many units were returned for reasons that have nothing to do with function, the box was opened, the size didn't fit the wall, or a customer upgraded, and those power on and sell as tested-working. A realistic share will show cosmetic wear (scuffs, missing feet or remotes, damaged retail packaging), and a portion may need light testing, a cleaning, or minor part-sourcing before resale. Flat-panels are also the category most exposed to screen cracks in transit and handling, so plan to test every unit on arrival and grade accordingly. We sell this pallet as-described liquidation stock, not as a graded-new lot; there is no authenticity guarantee attached because these are assorted manufacturer goods sold as-is by condition.
nn
The Resale Economics
n
Here is why televisions are a reseller favorite. Working used TVs move steadily on eBay's television marketplace and on Facebook Marketplace, where local pickup sidesteps the freight cost and breakage risk of shipping glass. Real-world sold data shows used 50-inch smart TVs commonly changing hands around $50–$150, 65-inch panels frequently landing in the $80–$300 window, and clean 75"–85" sets pulling $200–$500+ depending on brand, resolution, and condition. Even non-working or cracked-screen units have a floor: hobbyist repairers and parts buyers pay for boards, panels, stands, and remotes on eBay and in local repair circles, and scrap value on the aluminum and copper adds a final backstop. Larger 4K sets carry the strongest margins because retail replacement cost is high, so buyers happily pay used-market prices for a tested working unit.
n
Run the math conservatively. If 6 or 7 of the 10 televisions test working and you average even $120 each locally, that is $720–$840 from the working units alone against a $90-per-TV cost basis, before you recover anything from parts sales on the rest. The larger sets are the upside: a single functioning 75" or 85" flat-panel can return the pallet's entire purchase price in one sale.
nn
Who Should Buy This Wholesale TV Liquidation Pallet
n
This load suits Facebook Marketplace and OfferUp flippers who sell locally for cash, eBay and Mercari sellers who can ship smaller 32"–50" units affordably, electronics repair shops and TV technicians who profit from testing and refurbishing, bin-store and flea-market operators, and exporters moving working sets in volume. If you have a workbench, a multimeter or a simple power test, and a channel to sell locally, televisions convert faster than almost any other liquidation category. Demand is year-round and spikes around holidays, sporting events, and back-to-school, so you can time listings to the highest-traffic buying windows. New resellers should start with the reselling fundamentals in our liquidation Learn hub before scaling into freight loads.
nn
Why Source From A&E Pallet Sales
n
Every pallet ships free nationwide, including Alaska and Hawaii, and is processed within 2 business days after cleared payment. Orders are covered by our 30-day covered-claims policy for freight damage, an incorrect load, or material misrepresentation. Pay by secure bank wire/ACH or by credit/debit card through an emailed pay-link, and you never need a resale certificate, EIN, or business license to buy. Browse more loads in Electronics or explore everything sold by the pallet.
nn
Related liquidation loads
Building depth around this wholesale TV liquidation pallet? Pair it with these related A&E Pallet Sales loads resellers buy alongside it:
- iPhone Liquidation Pallet, 10 Mixed Untested Units, $1,100
- Walmart Electronics Liquidation Pallet, Mixed Tech & General Merchandise, $700
- Wholesale Electronics Liquidation Pallet, Mixed Consumer Tech Resale Load, $550
Frequently Asked Questions
n
How many TVs come on this pallet?
n
This load contains 10 mixed televisions spanning roughly 32 to 85 inches. Exact size counts vary by load because liquidation inventory is assorted rather than fixed.
n
Are the televisions tested and working?
n
They are sold as untested liquidation returns/overstock. Many power on and work; a portion may need testing, cleaning, or minor repair. Always test each unit on arrival.
n
What brands will I receive?
n
Brands rotate with stock and commonly include Samsung, LG, TCL, Hisense, VIZIO, and Insignia, but we cannot guarantee specific brands or models on any given pallet.
n
Can I ship the larger TVs to buyers?
n
Big-screen panels are best sold locally via Facebook Marketplace or OfferUp to avoid glass breakage in transit. Smaller 32"–50" sets ship more safely and economically.
n
What if a screen arrives cracked?
n
Freight damage on arrival is covered under our 30-day covered-claims policy. Document it with photos on delivery. Cracked panels also retain parts value to repair buyers.
n
Do I need a business license to order?
n
No. There is no resale certificate, EIN, or business license required. Anyone can buy, and nationwide shipping is free with dispatch within 2 business days.
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