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Many manufacturers repair (or 'refurbish') used and slightly damaged electronics to "like-new" condition so they can re-sell them. This allows you to buy a high quality item at a substantially lower cost. As an added comfort, refurbished models often come with a warranty … [Read more...] about Buy refurbished electronics

I know, I know, we told you that brand name electronics are often better than generic electronics. Well, we stand by this for the main purchase. For accessories and various supporting items, however, brand names often cost a lot more for little-to-no added performance. For … [Read more...] about For accessories, it’s better to go with lesser-known brands or even generic

If you're willing to buy used electronics, check out eBay.com or Craigslist.org. Besides finding good prices, you might also find convenient and exciting packages where the main electronics items comes with a bunch of accessories. If you're concerned about safety, stick with … [Read more...] about Buy used electronics

Overstock specializes in liquidating excess inventory through the internet and will often have top-notch electronics brands being sold for greatly reduced prices. It can be hit-or-miss, but you have the chance to land some good deals when it does hit. Just be sure to compare … [Read more...] about Check Overstock for potential electronics deals

Shipping costs can change a great original price to a not-so-great final cost. Some sellers advertise a compellingly low price, but then try to make their profit by hitting you with excessive shipping fees. Or, they may offer a great shipping deal that simply doesn't apply to … [Read more...] about Factor shipping costs into the total