eBay this week is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a new coupon that takes 25 percent off 25 brands on the website from eligible sellers. As with all eBay purchases, this means that some of the products in the sale aren't being sold from first party sources, and might be used or refurbished.
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Brands include Apple, Beats, Dyson, Samsung, Case Mate, HP, and many more. You can shop on eBay and use the coupon code PARTYFOR25 to get the 25 percent discount. No minimum purchase is required, but the sale is capped at a maximum value of $100 and the coupon does not support auction-style listings.
Some Apple devices with potential for the extra 25 percent savings include AirPods with Wireless Charging Case, Apple TV 4K, Apple Watch, Apple's various cable accessories, official iPhone cases, and more. Just to reiterate, these Apple products are all being sold by third party resellers on eBay, and vary from new to used condition.
The eBay 25th anniversary sale will last through Monday, September 7 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. The coupon can only be used once per customer. Be sure to visit eBay's website to browse all of the products that support the coupon, and head to our full Deals Roundup to get caught up with all of the latest deals and discounts that we've been tracking over the past week.
Top Rated Comments
Seller refurbished just means cleaned a little in most cases. No thanx!Looks like most of the stuff is "seller refurbished" or used ?
Whether it is EBay, Amazon, Best Buy etc. I have never had an issue with refurbished products.??♂️Just picked up an additional 4th gen Apple TV unit (don't care if seller refurb, for under $100 shipped it's solid); I really want to get rid of Roku that I have been using on one of my TVs and also - Roku really sucks with no screen savers when inside of the apps like Netflix. I am getting an OLED TV for that location shortly and that will be important if someone pauses and walks away.
I've had nothing but problems. Cracked camera glass, high cycle count battery, dented Aluminum etc from ebay and Amazon refurbs that are supposedly "grade A" or "excellent like new". Best Buy has been okay so far, but I wouldn't trust any of them with a big Apple product purchase like a Mac or iPhone.Whether it is EBay, Amazon, Best Buy etc. I have never had an issue with refurbished products.??♂️
Indeed. I would have jumped on that as well. Late November and December should see good prices on cards.Doesn't appear to work for iTunes cards.
Not complaining but that sure would've been cool.