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Lot 195: An Assortment of Boxed Consumer Electronics and Computer Components Including Apple and Intel Examples

This auction ended on September 2, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £5

An assortment of boxed consumer electronics and computer components including examples by Apple, Intel, and Facebook. The lot comprises a central processing unit, a wireless network base station, a television-based communication device, a pair of earphones, a scanning pen, and an expansion card. The collection features an Intel Core i5-3570K processor for an LGA1155 socket, housed in its original blue retail box bearing the printed text “intel inside”, “CORE i5”, and “INTEL CORE i5 PROCESSOR Unlocked & Unleashed”. An Apple AirPort Extreme 802.11n Wi-Fi base station is included in a white square retail box. The lot also contains a Facebook Portal TV unit in a light blue box. A pair of Uno Sounds uFactor earphones, designated as the “unophiles edition”, remains factory-sealed in plastic film; the black packaging features gold-script lettering and a circular logo containing a “U”. Also present is a white box marked “SCANNING DICTIONARY PEN” and an unidentified computer component, possibly an expansion card, contained within a clear plastic blister pack with blue accents.


Condition report:

The items in this lot exhibit varying degrees of shelf wear to their respective packaging. The Intel processor box shows significant wear to the corners and edges with visible scuffing and minor tears (photo 1 and 2). The Apple AirPort Extreme box displays minor surface dirt and light shelf wear (photo 2). The Facebook Portal TV packaging appears to be in good overall condition (photo 3). The Uno Sounds earphones remain factory-sealed in their original plastic film (photo 1 and 4). The other items are housed in their boxes and show typical signs of storage. The items have not been tested for functionality.