Inside This Week’s IT Equipment Auction Market: iPads, 3D Printers, and AV Gear Lead the Listings (7 Upcoming Sales)

This auction is a solid grab-bag for anyone kitting out a community centre, school music room, or small office on a budget. The headline items are the musical gear: a Korg B1 digital piano offers weighted keys and realistic piano feel, while the Casio CT-647 and Letron MC-38 stereo keyboard are useful for beginners or casual use. If you need to keep a fleet of handheld scanners or tablets powered up, the lot of ten Symbol CRD-TC7X-SE5C1 five-slot charge cradles is a practical buy.

The rest of the catalogue covers standard computer accessories and small appliances, so expect monitors, keyboards, mice, cables, and probably a few kettles or toasters mixed in. With 90 lots and a close date of 31 May 2026, you have time to pick through the listings. Grays runs these sales regularly, so condition varies inspect the photos carefully and factor in a pickup trip to Seven Hills.

Pickles is running a national online auction that mixes corporate IT refreshes with consumer electronics and a few unexpected extras. The 12-plus lots cover laptops, tablets, and phones, plus two Apple Watch Series 9 models and a Citizen Eco-Drive men’s watch. There is also a Dell P2417H monitor and a set of assorted road work signs, which suggests some ex-government or infrastructure gear may be in the mix.

Buyers should note this is a pick-up from various locations around the country, so factor in freight or travel costs before bidding. The Microsoft Surface devices are popular for business use and often sell well, while the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and Nothing Phone (2) are current-generation handsets worth a close look. The Longines and Citizen watches add a touch of variety for bidders after something outside the usual IT category.

This Pickles auction in Brisbane is a goldmine for anyone building a 4×4 or running a fabrication shop. The headline item is a Markforged metal 3D printer, still near new, which alone would cost a small fortune retail. It’s paired with a commercial oven and washer package, suggesting this gear came from a workshop that has shut its doors.

The wheel and tyre lots are the real draw for off-road enthusiasts. You’ve got multiple pallets of Method Race Wheels, some with around 12 rims per pallet, plus a batch of Black Rhino Rapid rims. Tyre-wise, there are Toyo Open Country RTs in 35-inch and Maxxis LT options in 275/70R18 and 285/65R18 sizes. That’s serious rubber for a big rig or tow vehicle.

Don’t overlook the smaller lots. A pallet of UHF radios and DC-DC battery chargers is perfect for a camper or work ute build. With 12 lots total and no reserve on most items, this is a pick-and-choose sale for anyone who knows their way around a toolbox. Bidding closes June 3, so get in early.

mgs, a long-running Adelaide auction house established in 1980, is clearing a batch of commercial IT and AV assets. The sale covers desktops, laptops, monitors, and audio visual equipment, likely from a business refresh or office closure.

Buyers should expect standard office-grade gear: PCs, notebooks, and display panels, plus AV components like projectors or speakers. With no reserve prices flagged, this is a solid chance to pick up functional hardware for home office or small business use. Inspection is recommended before bidding, given the variable condition of ex-commercial stock.

The auction closes June 5, so register early. Kilkenny location for pickup.

Gollant is clearing the decks with an urgent auction that pairs late-model vehicles with a serious pile of industrial electronics. The vehicle side is worth a look, but the real draw is the electronics stock, listed as new and valued at a quarter of a million dollars.

Buyers chasing precision testing equipment will find Hioki, Appa, Megger, Gossen, and Uni Trend gear across oscilloscopes, resistance testers, current testers, probes, and multimeters. There are also UPS systems and data or control room cooling units included. If you work in maintenance, electrical testing, or IT infrastructure, this is a rare chance to grab high-end kit without the retail sting.

The auction is based in Melbourne, VIC, with the close date still to be confirmed. Keep an eye on the listing for the exact deadline, and factor in inspection time if you want to get hands-on with the electronics.

This is a solid clean-out of IT equipment, ideal for small businesses, home office setups, or anyone looking to upgrade without paying retail. AllBids has been running online auctions for more than 15 years, so the process is straightforward. The lot list covers the essentials: desktop towers, portable laptops, rack-mounted servers, switches, and plenty of monitors.

If you need to kit out a workspace or grab spare hardware for parts, this auction has you covered. Keep an eye on the close date as it’s yet to be confirmed. Register and bid online through the AllBids platform.