Inside This Week’s IT Equipment Auction Market – 35 Upcoming Sales inc Gaming Laptops, Audio Gear & IT Equipment

The Eaton 5E1100iUSB-AU is the practical pick here: 1100VA and 660W of backup, useful for anyone running a home office, server rack or sensitive gear that hates a blackout. The Multi-Contact M Class A electrical safety tester is the sort of kit that normally carries a serious price tag new, so it will suit test-and-tag operators or anyone setting up a compliance workflow.

Then there is the oddball end of the catalogue. An Eiki NT-1 16mm film projector will pull collectors and cinema buffs, while the OmniScreen modular video processing system points to a commercial AV setup being cleared out. Appliances and audio components round out the 26 lots, so there is plenty of scope to bundle a few wins and make the trip worthwhile.

Inspection details and collection terms are set by Grays. Check the listing before bidding, particularly on the safety tester and projector, where condition and included accessories matter most.

This is a practical clearance for anyone setting up a shop, office or workshop. The Datamax M-Class Mark II DMX-M-4206 is a proper industrial label printer, the sort of unit that handles barcode and logistics work without complaint. The Evolis Badgy200 covers ID card printing, and the four-pack of Epson TM-T70II and Star Micronics TSP650 receipt printers suits a hospitality or retail rollout where spares are handy.

The Sonab Cloud9 CLS wireless loudspeaker three-pack is the odd one out in a good way, and there is a coffee machine in the mix for anyone kitting out a tearoom. A UPS unit rounds out the sale, which points to gear pulled from a working commercial setup rather than random odds and ends.

Twelve lots, closing 26 September. Pickup is Braeside, so factor freight or a trailer if you are bidding from interstate.

This is a mixed IT and audio clearance with some genuinely odd bedfellows. The Vision Sciences DPU-7000A Digital Video Processor is the headline item for anyone working in medical or specialised imaging, while the Fisher & Paykel MR850AEA Respiratory Humidifier turns up new in box, which is unusual for surplus stock.

The CCI PML10A Power-Mate Lite Power Controllers come as a lot of six, handy if you need multiple units for testing or monitoring setups. The LG-M80 Microbubble Hydrogen Generator rounds out the featured list and sits well outside the usual IT auction fare.

With 80 lots all up, expect the usual spread of speakers, computer components and audio accessories alongside the featured pieces. Inspection details and pickup terms are listed on the Grays page.

The headline lots are business-grade machines that still hold up for study or office work. Three DELL Latitude 7480 units appear in the list, each with an i5-7300U, 4GB RAM and a 128GB drive. If you want more storage out of the box, the ASUS K52J brings 6GB RAM and a 500GB drive, and the Lenovo ThinkPad E520 runs an i5-2430M with the same 500GB capacity.

Beyond the laptops, the catalogue covers speakers and audio accessories, so there is scope to kit out a home setup or pick up spares without paying retail. With 80 lots closing 27 September, there is enough variety to spread bids across a few items rather than fight over one.

Phones lead the featured list. There’s a Samsung Galaxy S25+ 512GB and an S25 FE 5G 128GB in Navy, both flagged with minor use, so expect cosmetic wear rather than dead stock. The Galaxy Watch 8 in Graphite, 40mm, rounds out the Samsung wearable side.

On the computing side, an HP 13 Inch ENVY x360 Intel i5 2-in-1 Evo laptop (13-bf0036TU) is listed, also marked minor use. Convertible form factor, so it covers both laptop and tablet duty.

Discount freight rates apply to select lots, which matters if you’re bidding outside NSW. Sixty lots across IT equipment, gaming, audio and monitors means plenty of room to spread bids. Auction closes 28 September 2026.

This is a cleanout of workplace tech, and the video conferencing kit stands out. A Poly Studio system and a Cisco TTC8-10 Webex quad camera are the headline pieces, both aimed at meeting rooms that need proper optics rather than a laptop webcam.

The bulk lot of 41 mixed two-way radio earpiece headsets suits anyone kitting out a security team, events crew, or warehouse floor. Avaya J139 IP phones are listed new, which takes the sting out of refreshing a desk phone fleet.

Most of the catalogue is computer and IT equipment plus audio accessories, so there is plenty to sort through beyond the featured items. Closing 28 September.

The console lots are the headline here. A Sony PlayStation 4 CUH-2102B mixed model twin pack and a PlayStation 3 pair covering the CECHA00 and CECHK02 models give retro and current-gen buyers something to work with, while a six-unit Nintendo Wii RVL-001 bundle suits anyone stocking up or reselling.

Audio and PA gear rounds out the sale, including a TOA A-2120D-AS 2CE digital PA amplifier paired with a Bosch PLE-1MA120-EU Plena unit. Both are solid commercial-grade names, worth a look if you run installs or need reliable amplification.

With 80 lots spanning appliances, speakers, laptops and IT equipment, there is plenty of range across the catalogue. Pick what suits, check the condition notes on each lot, and bid accordingly.

The headline lots here are the Zebra ZT230 thermal label printers, workhorses built for high-volume barcode and shipping label runs. Two are listed, so there is a chance to pick up a spare or split the pair.

Gaming gear rounds out the top end: a lot of two Sony PlayStation 4 consoles (CUH-1002A and CUH-1116A) and a lot of two Microsoft Xbox 360 S 1439 consoles. Both come as pairs, which suits resellers or anyone kitting out a couple of rooms.

Beyond the featured items, the catalogue runs to 80 lots spanning speakers, computer and IT equipment, and audio accessories. Expect a mix of working gear and project stock, so check condition reports and photos on each lot before bidding. Inspection details and collection terms are set by Grays for the Seven Hills site.

The headline act is the Nintendo Switch 2 console, but read the fine print: minor use, unable to turn on, missing charger. That one is for the fixers and flippers who know what they are looking at.

The OMEN 40L desktop is the standout on paper. Ryzen 9-7900 CPU and RTX graphics, with an RRP north of $6,180, so there is real headroom if bidding stays sensible. The Lenovo IdeaPad 2-in-1 and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 512GB are both listed as used, with the Flip7 carrying a $1,900 RRP. Worth a look if you want current-gen kit without paying retail.

Pickup is from Chipping Norton, so factor in travel before you bid. Inspect condition reports on the used and non-working items closely.

This is a classic O’Maras general clearance, so the single listed lot is really a grab-bag of whatever’s come through the door. If you’re chasing spare tech bits, a beater camera for parts, or something to flip on Gumtree, this is worth a look. The jewellery and watches could hide a decent pawn-shop score, but you’ll want to inspect in person before bidding.

Pickup is NSW-based, so factor that into your bid. No close date is locked in yet, so check the listing regularly. O’Maras run these regularly, and the crowd is usually a mix of locals and dealers, meaning the early lots can go cheap but the good stuff climbs fast. Bring a torch and check the drawers.

Audio is the strength here. Alongside the SONY HT-DDW7500 set there’s a three piece SONY SS-FCR4000 kit, a SONY SA-WP890 active sub, standalone SONY audio items and spare parts, plus the JBL SCS 178 six speaker system and the BOSE PS48 powered sub. The pair of vintage AKAI SW-T50 floor standing towers will pull anyone chasing old school Japanese gear.

Gaming and practical kit round it out: an Xbox One Plus with two Xbox One consoles, a Bluetooth karaoke machine, three 25m heavy duty extension cords and a McElroy Fusion Joint Datalogger 4.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, and the wider catalogue spans vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment and general goods, so it pays to scan the full listing rather than just the IT section. Bidding closes 30 September.

This is ex-corporate gear, the kind that turns up when a fleet gets refreshed or a business winds down. The Surface Pro 8 carries an i5-1145G7, 16GB RAM and a 256GB SSD. The Dell Latitude 7320 matches it on memory with a 512GB drive, and comes with keyboard, pen and tough case. Both have OS installed but are untested, and neither includes a charger.

The HP Elite X2 units make up the bulk of the sale, mostly 1013 G3 models with i5-8250U, 8GB RAM and 256GB SSDs, plus a couple of 1012 G2s. Each includes a keyboard cover. None have an OS or charger, and all show marks, so budget for a charger and a fresh install per unit.

On the desktop side there are three paired Lenovo ThinkCentre lots: two M920s units (one faulty, no power) and four M900s across two lots, all i5 with 8GB RAM and no OS or cables. Ross’s regular Perth auctions pull in WA Police forfeited items, machinery and business closures alongside vehicles, so condition varies lot to lot. Read each listing carefully before bidding.

Unreserved means every lot sells, no reserves to clear. That suits anyone kitting out an office, a repair bench, or a fleet of front-desk machines without paying retail.

The Dell OptiPlex AIO models are the pick of the bunch. The 7450 and 7440 are solid all-in-one workstations, monitor and PC in one housing, which keeps desk space tight and cabling minimal. Multiple units are listed across both models, so there is room to bid on more than one.

Beyond the Dells, the catalogue runs to 64 lots of mixed IT equipment. Read the full lot list before bidding to see what else is in the run and check condition notes on each item.

The storage lots are the headline act here. You’ve got HP’s 3TB SATA drives in a lot of three, plus a pair of 10TB units: one HGST SAS 12Gbps and one Western Digital Purple Pro, the latter built for surveillance systems. If you’re running a NAS or a small server room, these are worth a serious look, especially if the bidding stays sensible.

On the computing side, the iMac is a Late 2012 model with a Core i5 and 21.5-inch screen, so it’s not cutting edge, but it’ll handle office work or light creative tasks without complaint. The Lenovo IdeaPad 1 is a basic Celeron laptop, fine for browsing and documents. The Dell 23-inch monitors and Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 LTE tablets round out the practical gear for a home office or small business refresh.

Networking types should check the HP 2920-48G switch. It’s a managed PoE+ unit with 48 gigabit ports, the kind of thing that usually costs real money new. If you’re building out a warehouse, workshop, or campus network, this could be the bargain of the lot. Allbids is running the sale in the ACT, so factor in pickup logistics before you bid.

The standout lots here are the branded smalls: a Timberland Pro men’s Cordura nylon RFID trifold wallet with ID window, a Rite in the Rain weatherproof pocket organizer in wolf gray Cordura, and a Skechers women’s puffa bag in pink. Travelon’s four-piece soft packing organiser set in black rounds out the apparel and travel gear.

Beyond the featured items, the catalogue spans IT equipment, household goods and pallet lots, so there’s scope to bundle. Note the buyer’s note flags a discount, worth reading before you bid.

Returns stock means condition varies lot to lot. Check each listing’s photos and description rather than assuming retail-new.

This is a small, focused drop of four retail return lots, so the appeal is in picking off individual items rather than bulk buying. The two Skullcandy SLYR Pro headsets, one wireless in black and one wired in blue, are the headline pieces for anyone after a cheap gaming audio upgrade without paying retail.

The TINYTUNY kids’ set is a quirky one: DIY headphones that come with four crayons so the young owner can colour them in themselves. The Nature Remo Mini rounds things out, a white smart universal remote for anyone wanting to consolidate a pile of controllers into one.

Four lots, closing 30 September 2026. Buyers should note these are retail returns, so check condition and completeness on each lot before bidding.

The headline lots are watches. A TIMEX T49831 Expedition Rugged Analog with black resin strap and 43mm case sits alongside the CASIO F91W-1, the black classic digital that has quietly become one of the most recognisable watches ever made. Both are practical, hard-wearing picks.

Also on the block is a NINE WEST women’s floral dial strap watch (NW/2044YF PC21J), noted with minor marks, and a CASIO LW204-1B unisex digital with black band. Condition notes are disclosed upfront, so factor that into your bidding.

Beyond the watches, the catalogue covers retail return stock across IT equipment, pallet lots, household and fashion. Discount freight is available, which matters if you are bidding from outside the pickup area.

This is a retail return sale, which means customer send-backs, overstock and change-of-mind items rather than ex-demo or clearance stock. The mix leans practical: IT equipment and pallet lots sit alongside household goods, fashion and footwear, so there is scope to bundle or cherry-pick depending on what you need.

The featured lots give a read on the quality on offer. Ray-Ban Aviator Polarized Sunglasses (RB3549 001/T5, 58-16-145) and a Hawkers Claudia pair in black cover the eyewear side. Footwear runs to Rockport Men’s M7100 MilProwalker in Sport White/Wheat at US11XW/EU45, and the beauty category is represented by Ajmal Scarlet Bloom EDP in 100ml.

Buyers should note the discount freight arrangement flagged on selected lots, which can change the landed cost maths on bulk buys. With 100 lots closing 30 September 2026, it pays to check individual lot conditions and locations before bidding, since this sale spans multiple sites.

The lot list splits neatly into two types of buying. There is single-item gear for anyone kitting out a desk or lounge room: an HP Pavilion G series laptop with its power cable, Altec Lansing XA3021 speakers built for gaming and TV audio, and a Moki Block Party wireless speaker running TWS with 2x20W output. A TV receiver and LCD TV receiver box round out the home entertainment side.

Then there are the bulk lots. Computer workstations and IT equipment are bundled together, and a separate mixed IT lot covers cables and assorted gear. If you are chasing peripherals, the RGB keyboards come in volume: Philips rainbow backlit models, brand new Allied Firehawk boards, and 4-packs of Allied keyboard and mouse combos.

Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, so each lot closes on its own timing. Check individual listings for condition and what is actually included in each bulk bundle before bidding.

mgs has been running commercial, agricultural, mining, machinery and deceased estate sales out of Adelaide since 1980, so this IT offering comes from a house that knows how to move volume. The Kilkenny SA site is the pickup point, and the catalogue covers computers, laptops and all-in-ones in one hit.

For anyone kitting out a home office, topping up a small business fleet or chasing spare parts, the mix of form factors means there is something for most setups. Desktops suit fixed workstations, laptops cover the mobile crowd, and all-in-ones save space where a tower and monitor would not fit.

Check the individual lot listings for specs, condition and whether accessories like power supplies or peripherals are included. Inspection details and collection windows will be set by mgs closer to the close date of 9 October 2026.