Samsung LE26R87BD

stewyd · 16-03-2009, 19:42

Hi,

I've just upgraded my Samsung LE26R87BD, which I've had for about 20 months, to a bigger model. I've got a someone interested in buying it, but I don't know how much to charge. Initially, I was thinking between £100-150, but I've seen on a couple of sites that they're still being sold new for about £400, more in some places.

Any advice is welcome,

stewyd

AlanO · 16-03-2009, 20:24

Problem is it's 20 months old, has been used for that time and is no longer under guarantee.

Yes, some 'new' stock may still be around, but that will be convered by a 12 month warranty and will be unused.

Given that you can buy a branded 26" LCD for around £ 300, I reckon you should accept £ 150 tops. That's about 50% the cost of a brand new set which given the 'used' status and lack of warranty seems fair.

16-03-2009, 19:42	#1
stewyd Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 60	Samsung LE26R87BD Hi, I've just upgraded my Samsung LE26R87BD, which I've had for about 20 months, to a bigger model. I've got a someone interested in buying it, but I don't know how much to charge. Initially, I was thinking between £100-150, but I've seen on a couple of sites that they're still being sold new for about £400, more in some places. Any advice is welcome, stewyd

16-03-2009, 20:24	#2
AlanO Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 1,902	Problem is it's 20 months old, has been used for that time and is no longer under guarantee. Yes, some 'new' stock may still be around, but that will be convered by a 12 month warranty and will be unused. Given that you can buy a branded 26" LCD for around £ 300, I reckon you should accept £ 150 tops. That's about 50% the cost of a brand new set which given the 'used' status and lack of warranty seems fair.

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