buy bulk tv liquidation stock uk from wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk: shop 100 sealed smart TVs

One hundred smart TVs, every one sealed in its original carton, and the 24 largest of them hold more than 40 per cent of the value. If you want to buy bulk tv liquidation stock uk retailers and resellers can price line by line, this is that lot, and you can order it online from wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk.

The condition of goods is brand new and factory sealed, in original manufacturer cartons. Combined RRP is £79,970 across 23 models from eight brands, an average of £799.70 per set. Nothing in the lot is refurbished or returned. Warehouse location: United Kingdom. The stock is dispatched from the UK to buyers in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and can be arranged for Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey.

Screens run from 43 inch to 65 inch, and the lot includes OLED, QLED, Mini LED and Crystal UHD models. That mix suits electronics retailers, independent shops and online sellers who want budget sets and top-of-range sets from one purchase. The manifest is below in full. Check it against your own resale channels, then place the order online, or email sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk or message +44 7737 960833 on WhatsApp with any questions first.

What is in this smart TV liquidation pallet

The lot is 100 smart TVs sold together as one unit. Each line on the manifest names the brand, the model and the screen size, and carries a manufacturer RRP. The category is televisions. The eight brands are Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, TCL, Philips, Panasonic and Toshiba.

Condition of goods

Brand new and factory sealed. Every set is in its original manufacturer carton. The lot has no returned goods, no shelf pulls and no refurbished units, so you are not grading stock when it arrives. You are counting cartons and matching them to the manifest.

Display technologies and categories

The lot covers OLED smart TVs, QLED smart TVs, Mini LED TVs, Crystal UHD TVs and 4K Ultra HD smart TVs. It also includes Google TV models, Ambilight TVs from Philips and premium gaming TVs. Every set is 4K Ultra HD. OLED is the largest premium group: 22 sets across six models, carrying £35,878 of RRP. Mini LED accounts for eight sets and £7,592.

Smart platforms and electrical specification

The smart platforms in the lot are Tizen, webOS, Google TV and VIDAA. Samsung sets run Tizen and LG sets run webOS, and the TCL C655 and P755 are named as Google TV models on the manifest. The sets are 220 to 240V UK models with a UK 3-pin plug, made for the domestic supply in the UK, Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey. If you want to see what else we hold, browse our Liquidation Pallets.

buy bulk tv liquidation stock uk manifest: 100 smart TVs grouped by screen size

The manifest below is grouped by screen size, smallest first, instead of by brand or in one flat list. All 23 lines are shown. Condition on every line is brand new and factory sealed. RRP is in pounds sterling. The screen size split further down is counted from these lines.

43 inch smart TVs

50 inch smart TVs

55 inch smart TVs

65 inch smart TVs

Manifest summary

UK pallet specification

Estimated retail value of the TV lot

Combined RRP is £79,970 for 100 sets, so the average is £799.70 per television. Individual RRPs run from £299 for the Hisense A6N and Toshiba UV2363 to £1,899 for the Sony BRAVIA 8 OLED. A price spread that wide means the lot is really several small lots in one.

Screen size shows where the value sits. The 65 inch group is 24 sets, a quarter of the units, yet it carries £34,276, or 42.9 per cent of the total RRP. The 55 inch group is the biggest by count at 39 sets and holds £30,811. Together those two sizes account for 63 sets and 81.4 per cent of the value.

Resale margin examples by unit

RRP is a reference point, and television buyers usually check current shop prices before they pay. To show how a sale price relates to RRP, take 60 per cent as an illustration. A Toshiba UV2363 at £299 RRP would list at £179.40. A Samsung Q80D at £799 would list at £479.40. An LG C5 OLED evo at £1,499 would list at £899.40. A Sony BRAVIA 8 OLED at £1,899 would list at £1,139.40. What you keep depends on what you paid for the lot, carriage, storage and platform fees. Readers who want to see how other sellers present RRP against sale price can look at merchandise liquidation pages elsewhere.

Who this TV pallet is for

The lot is aimed at UK retailers, electronics stores and resellers. Each of them will use it differently.

Electronics retailers and independent shops

A shop with wall space can range a full display from this lot: 43 inch sets for bedrooms and kitchens, 55 inch sets for the main sale floor, and 65 inch OLEDs to draw people in. One purchase covers the entry, middle and top of a TV range. Sites that trade similar stock also exist, and bulk supplier listings give another view of how a TV lot can be laid out.

Online stores and resellers

If you sell on eBay, Facebook Marketplace or Gumtree, or through your own online store, the manifest gives you the brand, the model reference, the screen size and the RRP for every line. Televisions are searched by model. A listing that states the exact model, the screen size and that the set is brand new and sealed tends to draw fewer basic questions.

Small business owners

A small business owner fitting out serviced accommodation, a waiting area or a small office may want several identical screens. The lot has multiples of every model, from three to six units per line, so a batch of matching sets is possible before the rest goes on sale.

Who should think twice

A buyer who needs three or four televisions should look elsewhere. This is 100 boxed sets, and it needs space, handling and a plan to sell them on. It is a poor fit for anyone without storage or a sales outlet.

Why this smart TV lot is profitable for resellers in the UK

Reseller profit comes from buying a recognisable range at a price that leaves room after all costs. Three features of this lot help. The first is brand familiarity, since Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, TCL, Philips, Panasonic and Toshiba are all names UK shoppers know from television retail. The second is the range of formats: OLED, QLED, Mini LED, Crystal UHD and Google TV models sit in one lot, so you can cover different budgets. The third is uniform condition, which means one listing style for every set.

Sizing helps too. The 55 inch and 65 inch sets are the ones many households look for in a living room, and those two sizes make up 63 of the 100 units. The 43 inch sets, 25 in total, give you cheaper stock for second rooms. You can sell to buyers anywhere in the UK, including England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and to buyers in Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey where you are able to arrange delivery. Some sellers also look at liquidation pallet stockists when they want to see how other sites describe brand new stock.

Resale scenarios if you buy bulk tv liquidation stock uk

The scenarios below apply a share of RRP to all 100 sets. They show gross resale revenue before the cost of the lot, carriage, storage, platform fees and your own time. No lot price is built in, so your margin is what remains after you deduct your own costs.

The conservative case assumes you discount hard to clear stock, especially the 43 inch and 50 inch sets, and take a lower price on brands that shoppers compare closely. The moderate case assumes most models sell at a sensible discount to RRP over a reasonable period. The optimistic case assumes the OLED and Mini LED sets hold close to their listed RRP.

Estimates, not guarantees

These are market estimates. They are not guaranteed returns and they do not predict what you will earn. Brand new, factory sealed stock removes the unknown condition that comes with customer returns, but market risk stays. Television prices are often discounted by retailers, competing sellers undercut each other, and 100 boxed sets take time to sell. Work out your own landed cost per set first, then decide which scenario is realistic for you.

Scale smart, not just by volume

Moving 100 televisions quickly is not the same as making money on them. A set sold cheaply to free up floor space is margin you will not see again. Know your landed cost per unit before you list, and set a floor price for each model that you hold to.

A few habits keep that discipline. Sell the 65 inch sets patiently, since 24 units hold 42.9 per cent of the value. List the smaller sets steadily rather than all at once, so you do not undercut your own listings. Release stock in batches so you are not carrying storage costs on sets that are not yet advertised. Keep a simple sheet with model, cost, floor price and sale price, and review it weekly. Sellers who study bulk liquidation supplier sites often notice that the ones still trading are those who price every unit.

Grow on evidence. Sell through this lot, see which sizes and brands moved and at what price, and only then decide whether the next lot should lean the same way. Volume should follow a sell-through you have already seen.

Brand overview

All eight brands in the lot are familiar names in UK television retail. The manifest gives each of them a specific role.

Samsung, LG and Sony

Samsung is the largest brand with 20 sets and £15,480 of RRP, ranging from the 43 inch Q60D at £449 to the 65 inch S90D OLED at £1,599. LG has 15 sets and £14,785, from the UT81 at £379 to the B5 OLED at £1,799. Sony has 12 sets and £13,588, with the highest average RRP of the three at £1,132.33, and it includes the £1,899 BRAVIA 8 OLED.

Hisense, TCL and Toshiba

These three cover the lower price points. Hisense has 15 sets and £8,485, TCL has 12 sets and £6,908, and Toshiba has 10 sets and £3,740. TCL brings two Google TV models and a Mini LED. The Toshiba UV2363 and the Hisense A6N share the lowest RRP in the lot at £299.

Philips and Panasonic

Philips supplies eight sets with Ambilight, including the OLED809 at £1,299. Panasonic supplies eight sets and £9,592, with an average RRP of £1,199, the highest of any brand in the lot. Readers who want to see how other sellers describe brand mix can compare wholesale liquidation listings elsewhere.

Units and value by brand

How this lot compares with other sourcing options

The table sets this brand new lot against three other ways a UK buyer might source televisions. It compares general characteristics and does not quote prices.

A single-category lot is simpler to plan around than mixed stock, because you know every model before it ships.

Where to sell liquidation TV stock in the UK

The right channel depends on how many sets you can hold, how far you can deliver and how much handling you want to do.

eBay

eBay suits model-specific listings. Shoppers often search by model number, so put the exact reference and screen size in the title and state that the set is brand new and factory sealed. Say clearly whether you offer delivery, collection or both.

Amazon.co.uk

Amazon.co.uk suits sellers who already run an account and know its listing rules. Check the category requirements on your seller account before you commit stock. Mainstream models, such as the Samsung, LG and Hisense lines, suit a marketplace where shoppers compare like for like.

Facebook Marketplace

Facebook Marketplace works for local sales where a buyer can collect or agree delivery with you directly. It suits the 43 inch and 50 inch sets, which are easy to carry and often bought quickly. Post in the areas you can realistically reach.

Gumtree

Gumtree is another local channel. A clear listing with the model, size, condition and collection point saves time. Use it alongside the others and keep a system for removing sold sets, so you do not list one set in four places without tracking it. For a sense of how other sites list boxed stock, see these liquidation stock pallets, though your resale channels remain the four above.

Delivery of this TV lot

Within the UK

Warehouse location: United Kingdom. The lot is dispatched from the UK by freight carrier, and delivery within the UK takes 1 to 3 business days. That covers England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey

We can arrange delivery to Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey. Contact the sales team before you order so the delivery to your location can be confirmed. Prices stay in pounds sterling for these destinations.

Duties, customs and tax outside the UK

All import duties, customs clearance fees and tax obligations outside the UK are the buyer’s sole responsibility. Check the requirements that apply to you before you order.

Packaging and tracking

Professional freight packaging and tracking are provided on every order.

Ordering: online only

wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk sells online only. There is no local collection, no warehouse visits and no in-person purchases for any standard pallet order under any circumstance. The sole exception is a full truckload or multi-truckload order, where collection arrangements can be discussed directly with our logistics team. If that applies to you, contact us at sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk or on +44 7737 960833 before placing the order.

Terms of sale for this TV lot

This section covers how wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk sells the lot. It is separate from the condition of the televisions inside it.

Liquidation and returns-condition pallets are typically sold as-is given the nature of the stock, and this lot is sold on that basis. The manifest and the stated condition of goods, brand new and factory sealed, define what you are buying. Check the models, screen sizes and quantities before you order. For any question about terms, email sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk or message +44 7737 960833 before you buy.

Why buy from wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk

You can see what you are buying before you commit. The manifest names every brand, model, screen size, quantity and RRP, and states the condition on each line. The stock is held in the United Kingdom and sent from the UK, with delivery to UK buyers in 1 to 3 business days by freight carrier. You order online, and you can reach the team by email or WhatsApp with questions first.

The condition is uniform: brand new, factory sealed, no returns and nothing refurbished. That saves handling time on 100 boxed sets. Some buyers also look at clearance pallet sellers before choosing a supplier, and an itemised manifest makes any comparison easier to do fairly.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price if I want to buy bulk tv liquidation stock uk?

The price is shown in pounds sterling on the product page. For context, the lot has a total RRP of £79,970 across 100 televisions, or £799.70 per set on average. If you want to discuss price or payment, email sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk or message +44 7737 960833 on WhatsApp.

Are these televisions new or returned?

They are new. Each set is factory sealed in its original manufacturer carton, and the lot contains no returned goods, no refurbished units and no shelf pulls. Every manifest line has the same condition, so nothing needs grading before you begin listing the sets for resale.

Which TV brands are in the pallet?

Eight brands: Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, TCL, Philips, Panasonic and Toshiba. Samsung is the biggest with 20 sets, followed by LG and Hisense at 15 each. Panasonic and Philips have eight sets each. The manifest lists the model reference for every line.

How many 65 inch TVs are included?

There are 24 sets at 65 inch, across six models from Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, TCL and Panasonic. Together they carry £34,276 of RRP, which is 42.9 per cent of the lot. Four of the six models are OLED, so this is the premium end of the pallet.

Which is the most expensive TV in the lot?

The Sony BRAVIA 8 OLED at 65 inch, with an RRP of £1,899 per set. There are four in the lot, worth £7,596 at RRP. The lowest RRP is £299, shared by the Hisense A6N and the Toshiba UV2363, both at 43 inch.

Are the televisions 4K?

Yes. The specification lists 4K Ultra HD as the resolution for the lot. The models include OLED, QLED, Mini LED, Crystal UHD and Google TV sets. The smart platforms named are Tizen, webOS, Google TV and VIDAA, and the manifest shows the model reference for each line.

Do these TVs have a UK plug?

Yes. They are 220 to 240V UK models with a UK 3-pin plug, so they suit the domestic mains supply in the UK. The same standard applies in Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey. The model reference for each line is in the manifest above.

Can I pick the TVs up from your warehouse?

Not for a standard order. Sales are online only, with no collection, warehouse visits or in-person purchases. The only exception is a full truckload or multi-truckload order. For that, contact the logistics team by email or phone before you order to discuss collection.

How quickly will the TVs arrive in the UK?

Delivery within the UK takes 1 to 3 business days by freight carrier, covering England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Every order gets professional freight packaging and tracking, so you can follow the consignment from dispatch to your door and plan your receiving space.

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

We can arrange delivery to Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Man and Ireland. Contact the sales team before ordering so we can confirm delivery to your location. Pricing stays in pounds sterling, and any import duties or taxes outside the UK are for the buyer to pay.

Who is responsible for customs charges outside the UK?

The buyer. Import duties, customs clearance fees and tax obligations outside the UK are the buyer’s sole responsibility. That applies to Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey. Look into what applies to you before ordering, because these charges are not covered in the price.

What if I change my mind after buying the pallet?

Liquidation stock is typically sold as-is because of the nature of the goods, and this lot is sold that way. The manifest and stated condition define the sale, so read them closely before you order. If terms are unclear, ask sales@wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk first.

Where should I sell a lot of new smart TVs?

The four channels covered here are eBay, Amazon.co.uk, Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree. eBay and Amazon.co.uk suit listings built around the model number. Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree suit local sales, especially for smaller sets. Your mix depends on your delivery range and storage.

What could 100 TVs make me when resold?

It depends on what you pay and what your costs are. As a market estimate only, selling at 45, 60 or 75 per cent of RRP gives gross revenue of £35,986.50, £47,982.00 or £59,977.50. These are not guaranteed, and they exclude lot price, carriage, storage and fees.

Is this pallet right for a small online seller?

It can be if you have room. The lot is 100 boxed televisions, so storage and handling count for more than listing skill. A small seller with a spare unit and a way to deliver large items can work through it in batches. If you only want a few sets, look elsewhere.

Legal disclaimer

This page is published for general information and does not amount to legal, financial or tax advice, nor to an offer capable of acceptance on terms other than those agreed at the point of order. Figures for resale value, revenue and margin are illustrative, are derived from stated recommended retail prices and assumed percentages, and shall not be construed as a representation, warranty or guarantee of any outcome. The purchaser is solely responsible for satisfying itself as to the suitability of the goods, for verifying prevailing market prices, and for all costs of carriage, storage, resale and disposal. The goods are supplied as-is in the condition stated in the manifest. Save where liability cannot lawfully be excluded, wholesaleclearanceoutlet.co.uk accepts no liability for loss of profit, loss of revenue or any indirect or consequential loss. Import duties, customs charges and taxes arising outside the United Kingdom are borne by the purchaser.

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