Tower PCs, small-form-factor mini-desktops, all-in-ones, and the office monitors that go with them. From single units to a whole floor's worth at refresh time.
Mostly looking at 22-inch and up, IPS panels. Smaller or older monitors usually have parts value (panels, drivers) but limited resale, so the per-unit estimate drops. Mention size and rough age and we'll be straight with you.
Boots, runs, no issues. The standard refresh-cycle disposal. Best value.
Towers without RAM, drives pulled, no power cable. Common in office handovers. Reduced offer to cover replacement parts.
No backlight, dead pixels everywhere, broken stand. Panels, drivers, stands all have parts value.
Old tube monitors. Sorry, not us — transport and disposal cost outweighs value. Try a local recycler.
Desktops with drives in: we wipe them to NIST 800-88 spec, same as laptops. Pull the drive yourself if you'd rather, no problem.
iMacs with embedded drives: the drive is part of the logic board on Apple Silicon iMacs. Wipe is via DFU restore + reset. Same outcome, different method, same certificate.
Monitors with stuck pixels: usually fine. We test and either resell, refurb the panel, or strip for parts.
Cables, mice, keyboards in the same boxes: include them. The OEM accessories add value to a refurbished unit.
Rough count, brand mix, screen sizes — whatever you've got.
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