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One hundred Smart TVs, eight brands and £79,970 RRP in one UK lot

One hundred Smart TVs, eight brands, 23 manifest lines. That is the full shape of this tv liquidation pallets uk lot, and every set is brand new and factory sealed in its original manufacturer carton. The brands are Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, TCL, Philips, Panasonic and Toshiba, and the combined RRP comes to £79,970. Warehouse location: United Kingdom. Dispatched from the UK.

Screen sizes run across 43, 50, 55 and 65 inch, and every set is 4K Ultra HD. Prices on the manifest start at £299 and reach £1,899, with an average of £799.70 per television. The premium end is OLED: 22 of the 100 sets are OLED models from Samsung, LG, Sony, Philips and Panasonic. The rest are QLED, Mini LED, Crystal UHD and other 4K models.

We supply buyers across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and we also work with buyers in Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey. All prices are in GBP. To secure the lot, order online or contact the sales team on sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk, or by phone and WhatsApp on +44 7737 960833. Buyers comparing stock types can also look at our Liquidation Pallets range.

What is in this mixed Smart TV liquidation pallet

The lot is a mixed Smart TV liquidation pallet. You get several brands, screen sizes and picture technologies in one order, not 100 copies of a single model. The biggest lines are 6 units each of the Samsung Q60D 43 inch and the Samsung Q80D 55 inch. The smallest are 3 units each of the LG C5 OLED evo 55 inch and the LG B5 OLED 65 inch.

Condition is the same across the lot. Every television is brand new and factory sealed in original manufacturer cartons, and the manifest states there are no returns and no refurbished units. The specification lists 4K Ultra HD resolution, UK models rated 220 to 240V and a UK 3-pin plug. Smart platforms named in the specification are Tizen, webOS, Google TV and VIDAA.

By screen size, taken from the manifest lines, the split is 25 sets at 43 inch, 12 at 50 inch, 39 at 55 inch and 24 at 65 inch. By picture technology the listing covers OLED Smart TVs, QLED Smart TVs, Mini LED TVs, Crystal UHD TVs, 4K Ultra HD Smart TVs, Google TV models, Ambilight TVs and premium gaming TVs.

Who buys this lot: electronics stores, online sellers and resellers

The listing is written for UK retailers, electronics stores and resellers. An independent electronics shop can fill a wall with recognised brands and cover every common screen size from one delivery. An online store can list each model on its own page, because the manifest gives a model name and screen size for every line.

Resellers selling through eBay, Amazon.co.uk, Facebook Marketplace or Gumtree can split the stock by size and price band and put each group where its buyers are. Small business owners who buy in volume to resell can use the entry-price sets as steady sellers and hold the OLED sets for buyers who ask for them by name.

A lot of 100 televisions is a serious storage commitment, and TVs take up more room than their weight suggests. Plan somewhere dry and secure. Because we sell online only, the lot also suits buyers who are comfortable purchasing from a published manifest without an in-person viewing.

The tv liquidation pallets uk manifest, sorted by RRP

The 23 lines below are listed highest RRP first so you can see the premium sets before the entry ones. Every line is as supplied, and prices are the RRP per television in GBP.

Brand totals by units are Samsung 20, LG 15, Hisense 15, Sony 12, TCL 12, Toshiba 10, Philips 8 and Panasonic 8, which adds up to 100 televisions.

Estimated retail value and what each tier is worth

The combined RRP is £79,970. Single-set RRPs range from £299 for the Hisense A6N 43 inch and the Toshiba UV2363 43 inch to £1,899 for the Sony BRAVIA 8 OLED 65 inch. The average across 100 sets is £799.70.

Grouping the lot into three price tiers shows how the value is spread. Sets with an RRP under £500 number 47 and carry £19,223 of RRP. Sets from £500 to £999 number 31 and carry £24,869. Sets at £1,000 and above number 22 and carry £35,878. Put another way, 22 televisions hold roughly 45 percent of the value, and 47 televisions hold about 24 percent.

That shape affects cash flow. The 47 entry-price sets are the ones most shoppers can afford, so they tend to move first and fund the rest. The 22 premium sets are slower and pay more per unit.

By size, the 55 inch sets have 39 units and £30,811 of RRP, the 65 inch sets have 24 units and £34,276, the 43 inch sets have 25 units and £9,575, and the 50 inch sets have 12 units and £5,308. A Samsung Q60D 43 inch sold at 60 percent of its £449 RRP brings in about £269. A Sony BRAVIA 8 OLED 65 inch at the same 60 percent brings in about £1,139.

Resale profit examples: conservative, moderate and optimistic

The three scenarios below apply a resale percentage to the full £79,970 RRP and assume all 100 sets are sold. They show revenue before your purchase price, marketplace fees, delivery, storage and your own time, because those figures are yours to add.

Conservative: 50 percent of RRP. Revenue is about £39,985 for the lot, or roughly £400 per set. A Samsung Q60D 43 inch goes for about £225 and a Sony BRAVIA 8 OLED 65 inch for about £950. This is the case to plan around if you have to cut prices to clear slower lines.

Moderate: 60 percent of RRP. Revenue is about £47,982, or roughly £480 per set, with the Samsung at about £269 and the Sony at about £1,139.

Optimistic: 70 percent of RRP. Revenue is about £55,979, or roughly £560 per set, with the Samsung at about £314 and the Sony at about £1,329. Getting near this level usually means listing well, waiting for the right buyer and selling each set with its exact model name.

These are market estimates and not guaranteed returns. The percentages are scenarios, not figures taken from a sales record, and televisions are a product where prices move quickly. Actual results depend on competing listings, the time of year, and how fast you need the cash. Buying stock for resale can lead to a loss.

Why UK resellers and buyers in Ireland and the Crown Dependencies choose TV lots

Televisions are easy to search for. Buyers type a brand, a screen size and a model name, and a listing that matches all three gets found. Every line in this manifest carries that information, so a listing can be written straight from the page.

Knowing the condition helps as well. With a returns pallet you test, grade and sometimes write off units. Here the manifest states every set is factory sealed, so the work is unpacking, photographing and listing. That is a different cost base from a mixed returns lot.

The size mix runs from 43 inch to 65 inch, with 55 inch the biggest group at 39 sets. The 50 inch line is the smallest at 12 sets, made up of the Samsung DU7100, the TCL P755 and the Philips Ambilight PUS8359. That lets one lot serve buyers asking for different screen sizes without a second order.

Buyers in Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey can order for shipment from the UK. Import duties, customs clearance fees and taxes are the buyer’s responsibility, so speak to the sales team about your address before you order.

Scale smart, not just by volume

A hundred televisions in one delivery can push a new buyer to sell fast and price low. Sales figures look good that way. Margin does not.

Start with a floor price for each line. Add your share of the lot price, delivery, listing fees and storage, and do not sell below that number even if the offer is close. The 43 inch Hisense A6N and Toshiba UV2363 at £299 RRP have the least room for a discount, so they need the most care.

Sell in stages. List the 31 sets in the £500 to £999 band and the 47 under £500 first, and watch how quickly each moves. Bring the 22 OLED sets to market with dedicated listings, proper photographs and the full model name in the title. An OLED set sells to someone who wants an OLED set, and that buyer will wait for the right listing.

Keep a simple record. Note which brand, size and model clear in a week and which take six. The next lot you buy should reflect it. Turnover on its own tells you very little unless you know what each set left behind.

How this pallet compares with other TV sourcing options

The table sets this lot against other routes a UK reseller might use to source televisions.

This is a general comparison. The best option depends on your capital, your storage and how much testing and grading you want to take on.

TV brand overview: Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, TCL, Philips, Panasonic and Toshiba

Brand positioning here comes from the manifest, meaning the models and RRPs listed for each brand.

Samsung is the largest brand in the lot at 20 units across four lines, from the DU7100 Crystal UHD at £399 to the S90D OLED at £1,599. LG has 15 units across four lines, from the UT81 at £379 to the B5 OLED at £1,799. Sony has 12 units across three lines: the BRAVIA 3 at £499, the BRAVIA 5 Mini LED at £999 and the BRAVIA 8 OLED at £1,899, which is the highest RRP on the manifest.

Hisense has 15 units across three lines, from the A6N at £299 to the U7N ULED at £899. TCL has 12 units across three lines, including the C655 QLED Google TV at £449 and the C755 Mini LED at £899. Philips has 8 units across two lines, the Ambilight PUS8359 at £549 and the OLED809 Ambilight at £1,299. Panasonic has 8 units across two lines, the W90A at £699 and the Z85A OLED at £1,699. Toshiba has 10 units across two lines, the QV655 QLED at £449 and the UV2363 UHD at £299.

Where to sell televisions in the UK and nearby markets

eBay works for most of the lot. Buyers search by brand, size and model, so put all three in the title. Large sets are bulky to post, so state clearly whether you offer collection, arranged delivery or both.

Amazon.co.uk suits branded models that buyers compare side by side. Check the current category and brand requirements before you list brand new televisions there, since those requirements can change.

Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree favour local sales. A 43 inch or 50 inch set at a fair price with clear photographs of the carton and the model label tends to draw local collection buyers. The 65 inch sets are more awkward to move, so a local collection listing can work better than delivery.

On every platform, describe the set as brand new and give the exact model. Do not promise a manufacturer warranty in a listing unless you have confirmed what applies to that television.

Return policy

This section covers the terms for buying stock from wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk. It is separate from the condition of the televisions in the lot, which are brand new and factory sealed according to the manifest.

Liquidation pallets are typically sold as-is, and this lot is sold on that basis. The manifest is the description of what you are buying, so read it in full before you order. If you have a question about a model, a quantity or the terms of your order, contact the sales team on sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk or +44 7737 960833 before payment.

Online sales only

wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk sells online only. No local collection, no warehouse visits and no in-person purchases are available on any standard pallet order under any circumstance.

The one exception is a full truckload or multi-truckload order. For an order of that size, contact the logistics team by email at sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk or by phone on +44 7737 960833 before you place it, and collection arrangements can be discussed directly.

Shipping and delivery to the UK, Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey

Delivery within the UK takes 1 to 3 business days by freight carrier. The stock is dispatched from the UK. Professional freight packaging and tracking come with every order. A lot of 100 televisions travels as freight and not as parcels, so have someone at the delivery address ready to receive it and check the cartons on arrival.

For Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey, contact the sales team before ordering so the route and timing can be confirmed for your address. All import duties, customs clearance fees and tax obligations outside the UK are the buyer’s sole responsibility. These costs are added to the goods price, so work them out before you commit.

Why buy from wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk

You can read the whole manifest before you order. Every brand, model, screen size, quantity and RRP is on the page, and the lines add up to 100 televisions and £79,970.

Stock is dispatched from the UK, priced in GBP and tracked in transit. The sales team answers by email, phone and WhatsApp, and the business address in Poole, Dorset is listed at the foot of this page. If you want to discuss the lot before ordering, contact us directly.

For buyers looking at other stock as well, our Customer Return Pallets page lists what is currently on offer.

Frequently asked questions

How many televisions come in the tv liquidation pallets uk lot?

There are 100 Smart TVs across 23 manifest lines and eight brands. The largest lines are 6 units each of the Samsung Q60D 43 inch and Samsung Q80D 55 inch, and the smallest are 3 units each of the LG C5 OLED evo and LG B5 OLED. Every model is listed above.

Which screen sizes are in this lot?

Four sizes are included. Counting from the manifest lines, there are 25 sets at 43 inch, 12 at 50 inch, 39 at 55 inch and 24 at 65 inch, making 100 in total. All sets are 4K Ultra HD, so buyers can list by size without mixing resolutions.

How many OLED televisions are included?

Twenty-two of the 100 sets are OLED: 4 Samsung S90D, 3 LG C5 OLED evo, 3 LG B5 OLED, 4 Sony BRAVIA 8 OLED, 4 Philips OLED809 Ambilight and 4 Panasonic Z85A. Their RRPs run from £1,299 to £1,899, and together they carry £35,878 of the lot’s RRP.

What is the combined RRP and average price per set?

The combined RRP is £79,970 for 100 sets, an average of £799.70 each. The lowest RRP is £299 for the Hisense A6N and Toshiba UV2363, and the highest is £1,899 for the Sony BRAVIA 8 OLED. Resale prices will normally sit below RRP.

Which smart TV platforms do these sets run?

The specification names Tizen, webOS, Google TV and VIDAA. The manifest also lists Google TV in the names of the TCL C655 and TCL P755 models. Check each model’s details on the manufacturer’s page before you list, so your description of the smart features is accurate.

Are these TVs refurbished stock?

No. The manifest states all 100 sets are brand new and factory sealed in original manufacturer cartons, with no returns and no refurbished units in the lot. That makes it a different proposition from a customer return TV pallet, where each set needs to be checked before you can sell it.

Which brand has the most televisions in the lot?

Samsung has the most at 20 units, followed by LG and Hisense at 15 each. Sony and TCL have 12 each, Toshiba has 10, and Philips and Panasonic have 8 each. Together that comes to 100 televisions. The brand totals are also set out beneath the manifest table.

What are the cheapest televisions in the pallet?

The Hisense A6N UHD Smart TV and the Toshiba UV2363 UHD Smart TV, both 43 inch at £299 RRP. There are 5 of each, so 10 sets carry £2,990 of RRP between them. The next cheapest are the LG UT81 and TCL P755 at £379.

Can I look at the sets before I buy?

Viewing is not available on standard orders. The business sells online only, with no local collection, no warehouse visits and no in-person purchases. Use the manifest to check what you are buying. Full truckload and multi-truckload buyers can discuss collection with the logistics team before placing an order.

How fast can this lot reach me in the UK?

Once your order is placed, it goes out by freight from the UK and arrives in 1 to 3 business days, with tracking and professional freight packaging on each order. A lot this size is not sent by parcel courier, so arrange for someone to be there to receive it.

Can you send televisions to Jersey, Guernsey or the Isle of Man?

Orders can be shipped from the UK to Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey. Contact the sales team first so the route and timing for your address can be confirmed. Import duties, customs clearance fees and taxes outside the UK are for the buyer to pay.

What revenue could 100 TVs bring in if I resell them?

Selling the lot at 50 to 70 percent of RRP gives roughly £39,985 to £55,979 in revenue, before your lot price, fees, delivery and storage costs. These are estimates and not guaranteed returns. The figure you reach depends on demand, competition and how long you can hold stock.

Where can I sell brand new televisions in the UK?

eBay, Amazon.co.uk, Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree are the platforms suited to this lot. eBay buyers search by model, Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree suit local collection of bigger sets, and Amazon.co.uk has its own listing requirements, which you should check before you list brand new televisions.

Is the lot sold with a right of return?

Liquidation stock is typically sold as-is, and this lot is sold on that basis. The manifest describes the goods, so read it before you order. For questions about the terms attached to your order, contact the sales team by email or phone before you pay.

Legal disclaimer

The contents of this page are supplied for general information and do not amount to legal, financial or tax advice. Recommended retail prices, resale percentages and revenue scenarios are illustrative estimates only, and no representation, warranty or guarantee is given as to any outcome. The purchaser accepts that resale results are subject to market conditions outside the control of wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk, and that purchasing stock for resale involves a risk of financial loss. Goods are sold as-is, and it is the purchaser’s responsibility to review the manifest prior to ordering. Any purchaser located outside the United Kingdom assumes sole liability for import duties, customs clearance charges and taxes. Nothing on this page excludes or restricts any statutory right which cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.

Business details

wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk

Email: sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk

Phone and WhatsApp: +44 7737 960833

Address: Unit N, Waterside Estate, 25-27 Willis Way, Poole, Dorset BH15 3TD