Item condition

When listing an item on Reshopper, you can choose from four categories that describe the item's condition. However, it is always good practice to elaborate on the condition in the description to ensure expectations are aligned between buyer and seller right from the start.

Defective, repairable: The item has visible damage or faults that can be resolved or repaired. Even though it requires some work, the item may still be worth buying for those willing to carry out minor repairs or have it fixed. Be honest about the extent of the damage and whether it can be repaired with minimal effort or cost. Include photos showing the defect. Feel free to mention any ideas or suggestions on how the product can be repaired.

Good, but used: The item has been used but is still in good condition and suitable for further use. There may be slight signs of wear, but nothing that significantly affects the item's functionality or appearance. Describe any signs of wear as accurately as possible and include photos showing the product's actual condition so it is clearly visible in the listing.

Almost like new: The item is almost like new and shows minimal or no signs of use. It may have been used a few times or even just once, and can still look and feel brand new. Any minor flaws should be noted in the description and/or shown in photos so they are clearly visible in the listing.

Brand new (unused): The item is brand new and has never been used. It may still be in its original packaging or have the price tag attached. If the item still has the price tag or is in its original packaging, it is worth including photos of this, as it can increase buyer interest.