ASUS Official Refurbished Monitor with 1 Year official ASUS India Warranty

[Prosenjit]

ASUS Official Refurbished Monitor with 1 Year official ASUS India Warranty

Model    Stock    Markate Price    RU Price
MB16AP    1    30590    25990
PA247CV    1    22750    18990
PA278QV    1    30490    23990
PA279CRV    5    56499    42990
PA279CV    3    60900    45990
PA329C    1    99399    74990
VG259QR    4    19990    17990
VG279QM    4    30655    28990
VG27AQ    1    31990    27990
VG27AQL1A    5    30850    26990
VG28UQL1A    1    74950    53990
XG27AQM    1    75490    57990
XG32VQ    1    42599    41590

1. You will get GST invoice.
2. You will get 1 Year ASUS official warranty from the invoice date.
3. Similar like normal new purchase, you will get onsite warranty for the monitor category from ASUS.

 

[idestinytechlab]

Price?

 

[TheNawab]

Prices and at least the res + sizes of the panels might lend to a more easier to navigate post. Do update whenever you get the time.

 

[Prosenjit]

Prices and at least the res + sizes of the panels might lend to a more easier to navigate post. Do update whenever you get the time.

Will update the price by tonight. Photo is difficult to get from ASUS team, already asked them. As there was official warranty, user can trust on the product.
Also from our side (nationalpc.in) we have full transit insurance to all over India, anything happen in transit like damage or lost, nationalpc has full responsibility.

 

[mantheman]

Will update the price by tonight.

Price + product link at least will be appreciated. I am interested in ultrawide 2k

 

[OMEGA44-XT]

VG27AQL1A - I bought this in 2022 for 31k or so. Definitely not worth 27k now, at 15k maybe. People can just buy Acer XV272U V3 instead at 16k or so (I have used this Acer as well, almost similar response time, just lacks a USB hub & slightly inferior build quality but you get full 3 year warranty as well).

Based on this, I can guess others are overpriced as well.

 

[Dinesh6252]

VG27AQL1A - I bought this in 2022 for 31k or so. Definitely not worth 27k now, at 15k maybe. People can just buy Acer XV272U V3 instead at 16k or so (I have used this Acer as well, almost similar response time, just lacks a USB hub & slightly inferior build quality but you get full 3 year warranty as well).

Based on this, I can guess others are overpriced as well.

Agree, I have an Acer XV272U KV and it was best bang for the buck at 22K.

 

[Darth Vader]

I'm not here to crap your sale thread, but the pricing makes no sense because its dumb ASUS.
XG32VQ - its a basic VA 1440p 144Hz 32" Curved Monitor @ 41590 INR

The LG model with slightly better feature 180 Hz cost 20K INR Brand new.

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[Prosenjit]

I am not a person from ASUS, so I welcome all the comments, based on your suggestion I can approach that this pricing plan is not correct for refurbished monitor.

Based on my personal review, except 2-3 ProArt models all pricing are high.

Please suggest your price on model wise, I will definately share with that with ASUS.

 

[OMEGA44-XT]

I am not a person from ASUS, so I welcome all the comments, based on your suggestion I can approach that this pricing plan is not correct for refurbished monitor.

Based on my personal review, except 2-3 ProArt models all pricing are high.

Please suggest your price on model wise, I will definately share with that with ASUS.

Asus charges a premium on their products but even compared to their current new products, the pricing is just bad, waste of time for you as well trying to sell it.

Example - Asus TUF VG27AQL1A - Asus wants 31k for this TUF refurb monitor but their superior ROG monitor, new ROG Strix XG27ACS is selling at 26k. So no idea who decided those prices for refurb products. Just saying. Even at 15k, I won't recommend it as it is a refurb product with just 1 year warranty but many people can potentially buy it considering the Asus brand name.

I have honestly not seen reasonable prices from any manufacturer for refurb products. Don't know what they do about unsold inventory which is just lying around. In US, clearance sales are very good at times.