IT & Computer Equipment Auctions Australia (19 Events)

This auction leans hard into nostalgia, with a strong focus on Star Wars collectables. The helmet section alone covers character, stormtrooper, and clone trooper replicas, plus a set of Coruscant Guard busts. For video game enthusiasts, the retro lineup features a Halo-green original Xbox, a PlayStation 1, a Nintendo Wii with accessories, and a 2DS handheld.

The trading card selection is where value hunters should focus. The 1988 Fleer basketball trio is a classic set, and the 2003-04 Upper Deck MVP Materials Kobe Bryant card adds modern-era appeal. The Michael Jordan Ultra Pro binder and Marvel comic album round out the paper collectables.

Buyers should check condition notes on the consoles and helmets before bidding. Lloyds runs this as a multi-lot online auction, so you can pick individual items or go for the whole lot. The close date is July 26, 2026, giving you time to research and plan your bids.

This auction is a solid mix of current-gen business laptops and compact desktop gear, plus some Samsung phones with noted faults. The three X1 Carbon Gen11 units are the pick of the laptops, all with Intel i7 processors, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSDs. Two have the 1355U chip, one runs the 1165G7. They are listed as untested with some marks, but each comes with a power adaptor.

For buyers after serious RAM, the two Lenovo ThinkPad T15P Gen1 units pack 64GB RAM and 1TB SSDs. One has a small LCD spot in the centre of the screen, so factor that in. The Samsung Galaxy Fold 5 (512GB) has some marks and no charger, but includes a Fold 4 cover and pen. The S22 Ultra has a cracked screen corner.

The Dell Optiplex 7050 tiny PCs are all i7 6700T models with 16GB RAM and 256GB storage. Five units are available, two with WiFi antennas and three without. All are untested with some marks, and each includes a power adaptor. If you need a compact office PC or a cheap home server, these could be worth a low bid. Inspection is recommended given the untested status on everything.

This is a straight IT gear clearance out of Eagle Farm, closing on 29 July 2026. The lot list is heavy on HP monitors across various models, so if you are kitting out an office or need spares for a refresh, there is plenty to pick from. The E27 G5 FHD units are solid 27-inch workhorses for a desk setup.

The video gear adds some variety. The Panasonic HDC-SD60 and Sony HDR-PJ410 handheld set comes with a bag, handy for anyone shooting events or content on a budget. The four-pack of GoPro units could suit tradies needing job site footage or weekend adventurers. Check the listings for condition notes and any missing accessories before bidding.

This Adelaide auction house has been shifting commercial, agricultural, mining, and deceased estate stock since 1980. Expect a mixed bag of used office computers, assorted laptops, and audio visual kit like monitors, projectors, or speakers. No brand or model details are confirmed in the lot list, so buyers should inspect the catalogue closely before bidding.

The regular schedule of sales means gear turns over fast. If you need spare workstations or AV equipment for a fit-out, this is a solid place to check. Pickup is local in Kilkenny, so factor in transport.

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.