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32" LCD TV's;LG 55/65" OLED stand;Blu-Ray player; tablet case;remotes - $5 (Nokomis)
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All have their own pics after the first one.
Starting with Pic #2, 2 pics are screensavers) APEX Digital 32" LCD TV. Model LD3288T. NOT a Smart TV. Black frame. With stand and screws, original remote with new batteries, power cord, HDMI cable, and original box (you don't have to take the box, but safer for transporting). Made in 2011, sold at Target then. 2nd hand to me, no idea how many hours are on it, but it has a great pic, the settings work, and the sound is fine for the era, don't believe the reviews. Apex the company is defunct now.
Specs:
Resolution: 720p (1366x768). 60hz refresh rate. Contrast Ratio: 30,000:1.
AV inputs: 3 HDMI, 1 RF (cable, antenna), 2 RCA Composite video, 2 audio inputs, 2 RCA Component Video, 1 VGA input.
1 Digital Audio Coaxial output. Conforms to VGA standards for wall mounting.
The remote is a bit slow, buttons need to be held down a second most times, and needs to be pointed at the TV, takes some getting used to, but adjustments are pretty straight forward. Manual is at manualslib.com/manual/622891/Apex-Digital-Ld3288t.html . This is the better of the 3 TVs...$30
Item #2, 2 pics--1 screensaver, 1 live TV animated show) 32" Vizio LCD tv. Model VECO320L1A, with stand, remote, HDMI cable. Body is 31.4"Wx 23.5"H x8"D on stand. White frame. Vizio said made in 2012. Works fine, remote works, settings work. There is a light shadow/fog strip along the top of the screen, about 1/2" height or so, and a thin one down the right side. Barely noticeable and depends on the background of the program/scene. Hardly shows at all on some shows or background colors. Front mounted speakers.
Formats: 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i (have not tested all these)
Resolution 1366x768
Inputs: S-Video 4-pin DIN Back, Composite RCA, Component (HDTV) 3 RCAs (2 sets), VGA In 15-Pin Dsub, Tuner Co-ax, HDMI (2 sets), RS232 DB-9 Dsub.
manual: manualslib.com/manual/187674/Vizio-Veco320l-1a.html . Or I can email it to you too.
Only...$20
Item #3) Dynex 32" LCD tv. Model DX-32L200A12, made in Nov. 2011. With stand, factory remote, short HDMI cable. NOT a 'smart' TV of course. Picture is very good, the settings all seem to work. The frame has various scratches/scuffs, nothing bad. The screen has two approx 2" long noticeable horizontal scratches/scuffs near top edge, right side. Some parts of those are 1mm wide, then trail off to a thin scratch line. The good news is that they're barely noticeable with a show on, you may see a light shadow on a light color background, but that's not where your eyes are usually looking.
Specs:
31.5" diagonal, 720P display resolution, panel res 1366x768, 60hz, two 3W speakers.
Side connections: Inputs: (2) HDMI, RCA, component, antenna/cable, USB port. Coax digital audio output. Others side has the buttons for Menu, On/Off, input, volume up/down, channel up/down.
Manual at manualslib.com/manual/418426/Dynex-Dx-32l200a12.html . Will make it cheaper than the other 2 at...$15. People are paying more than that for just the stand & power boards, and the remotes are going for around $8.
$10 OFF ANY 2 TVs, OR TAKE ALL 3 FOR $50
Item 4) Base/table stand for LG 55" and 65" OLED B6 model TVs. Part # MGJ650437, with the 4 mounting screws. 22"L x 9" deep x 6.75"H. Has some normal light scratches here and there, hard to see when not glinted or close up, and who cares, it's a stand. It has what appears to be normal thin fractures here and there in the clear mount, all I saw online did, even 'new, unused', and nothing creaks or moves, so should be fine if you're careful setting the TV on it, like anything plastic (plexi). Sold prices on e**y have been from $45 or so to $90, some in worse condition, and many with high to outrageous shipping, and some not even including the screws! Which some rip-off sellers seem to think are worth $8 w/shipping! So if you broke yours or want to move your tv from the wall to a table/stand, here ya go, for way less...$40
Item 5) Samsung Blu-Ray/DVD player. Model BD-P1600, made in 2009. NO REMOTE, and the Universal one I have does not work with this model. Comes with an HDMI cable. Tested with a regular DVD movie, worked fine. Has Netflix and Pandora streaming; Profile 2.0 compliant; onboard decoding for Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio; Wi-Fi compatible, with purchase of USB dongle. Has a flip down front panel, with disc tray, USB port and controls behind it. Control buttons are soft touch type. Will play legacy DTS formats like DTS 96/24, ES, ES Matrix, and Neo:6. HDMI and component outputs, USB port in the back too, digital audio output, and an Ethernet port. You can read a 2009 review on cnet.com/reviews/samsung-bd-p1600-review . Manual at manualslib.com/manual/201354/Samsung-Bd-P1600.html . Hard to believe these were $230 back then. Now just...$15
Items 6, 7, extra remote controls:
Philips Universal 7 device remote control. Model SRP5107WM/17, AKA SRP5107/27. "Simple Setup" learning remote, works with over 625 brands. Controls TV, DVD, DVR, CABLE, SATELLITE, HD, AUX. Has some backlit buttons when you press the light bulb button, lasts for a few seconds. Does not have an 'all on/all off' button, but includes a code search feature/library so you don't need to look up codes. Takes 2 AA batteries, not included. No manual, but find it online at usa.philips.com, and I suggest you check that out first if you're not familiar with these. Lots of operational choices for only...$5
Sony DVD remote model RMT-D197A. Comes with batteries, they still measure good, but don't know if the remote works for sure, but assume so...$5
Will throw in either remote with any TV.
Item 8) Drop/shock protection tablet case. Generic China brand, unused. Inside dimensions are about 8"x5.25". Has rubber outer case and hard plastic inner case. With pry tool to open those to put the tablet in, instruction page included. Has rotating kickstand on the back, so can be sat vertically or horizontally at 2 angles. Also has microfiber cleaning cloth. How about...$5
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