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Warranty status. Most consumer electronics devices are protected by a manufacturer’s warranty, but these are of varying lengths and many don’t transfer or are void when the purchase is not made through a particular retailer. Check with the manufacturer in question about warranty policies for the device you’re considering.
Amount of use. Watch for devices that have seen relatively little use if possible, since consumer electronics devices, too, have finite lifetimes-particularly when it comes to things like buttons, controls, and screens. Buttons can stick or become less sensitive, while screens can dim or become scratched or cloudy.
Original software/accessories. Too often consumer electronics and computing devices being sold on eBay don’t include needed accessories like AC adapters (chargers), USB or data cables, needed software (such as Windows or Mac OS) or documentation. These can be expensive and in some cases extremely difficult to replace.
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