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W & H Peacock Catalogue 10 Jul 2021 W & H Peacock Catalogue 10 Jul 2021 *2001 Bag containing assortment of Touch WiFi *2028 Bag containing quantity of mobile phone cases Switches, remotes, router, etc and accessories *2002 Bag containing laptop stands, monitor stand, DVD *2029 Bag containing quantity of mobile phone wall mount, cabling etc accessories; cables, adapters, chargers, earphones, etc *2003 8x BT Advanced Digital Home Phones and 5x BT Essential Digital Home Phones *2030 Bag containing various pairs of wireless earphones, wired headsets, earphones, earphone *2004 3x Keyboards and 2x PC mice accessories *2005 Bag containg BT Baby Monitor, WESC *2031 Bag containing routers, hobby kits, adapters, headphones, Geemarc TV listener, TP-Link remote controls, boards, PC mice, etc ADSL2+ router, Polaroid DVD player, Big Button Telephone *2032 Bag containing quantity of cables, leads and PSUs *2006 Bag containing various miscellanous *2033 Bag containing quantity of gaming accessories; devices/accessories; Vero 4K media box, TP-Link adapters, controllers, etc and tablet cases 8-Port, BT Digital Voice Adapter, PSUs, USB *2034 Fiorelli pair of earrings with ball and stone power strip, etc decoration marked 925 with box *2007 6x BT Smart Hub 2s, 1 BT Smart Hub, 7x Plusnet *2035 Massimo Dutty chornograph quartz movement routers gents wristwatch with metal bracelet *2008 Bag containing 16 BT WiFi Discs *2036 Smart watch and HP wireless mouse with box *2009 14x BT 4G Assures, BT Hybrid Connect and BT 2037 2047 Juicy Couture ladies wristwatch with strap Mini Hub and box *2010 4 BT Hybrid Connects, Vodaphone WiFi Hub, TP- *2038 2046 Selection of ladies and gents watches, dress Link 4G LTE, TalkTalk Router jewellery etc. *2011 Bag containing selection of Sky related devices *2039 Talis Co. quartz chronograph wristwatch with *2012 4x BT TV Boxes leather strap in box *2013 Bag containing various smoking acessories; rolling *2040 La Banus day date watch with black leather strap papers, card tips, filters, etc and case *2014 Large bag of loose costume and dress jewellery *2041 Stockwell gents moon phase wristwatch with box *2015 Bag containing loose sunglasses and reading *2042 La Banus chronograph oversized wristwatch glasses *2043 La Banus perforated dial quartz watch with brown *2016 Bag containing 9x Plantronic Blackwire headsets, strap Jabra headset, wireless speaker, earphones etc *2044 Talisco gents chronograph open escarpment type *2017 Bag containing quantity of mobile phone cases watch and covers *2045 Stockwell moon phase wristwatch with brown strap *2018 Bag containing quantity of mobile phone *2046 Edison wristwatch with automatic movement moon accessories; cables, leads, adapters, earphones, phase with box etc *2047 Stockwell racing series helmet case *2019 Bag containing routers, Makita DC18 battery charger, PC mice, Anker bluetooth speaker, *2048 Edison gents escarpment automatic watch with remotes, adapters etc case *2020 Bag containing quantity of leads, cables and PSUs *2049 Stockwell gents moon phase watch with box *2021 Box containing LP and 45 records to include 2050 Ladies Luke Henry yellow metal wristwatch with Linkin Park, The Drifters, Above & Beyond, box Autoramas, The Longest Johns and others 2051 Ladies Luke Henry white metal wristwatch with box *2022 Bag containing quantity of Blu-Ray DVD films *2052 2052 Dune of London ladies tote bag in black *2023 Bag containing quantity of music CD albums *2053 Microsoft Surface Go tablet computer with gold *2024 Bag containing quantity of various SIM cards processor, 128Gb, 8Gb RAM, Model 1824 with signature German type keyboard cover, psu, box *2025 Bag containing quantity of smoking related and foreign plug accessories; rolling papers, filters, card tiups, flints, herb grinders etc *2054 Apple iPhone 6S with 64Gb RAM, Model MKRH2LL/A in white *2026 Bag containing quantity of empty jewellery boxes *2055 Apple iPhone 7, 32Gb, rose gold, Model *2027 Bag containing 4x pairs of Platronics Blackwire MN912B/A headsets, Sony MDR-ZX310 headphones, wireless earphones etc *2056 Samsung Galaxy 7 mobile, Model SM-G930F with BidMaster Office 1 32Gb memory *2083 LG Xboom PL5 bluetooth speaker with box *2057 Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max, 128Gb, in silver, with *2084 LG Xboom PL5 bluetooth speaker with box box and power lead *2085 LG Xboom PL5 bluetooth speaker with box *2058 Samsung S10 Lite, prism black, 128Gb memory *2086 Apple Home Pod mini with Siri, in white smart phone with box, EU charger, Model SMG770F/DS *2087 Apple Home Pod mini with Siri, in charcoal *2059 Samsung Galaxy XCover 4S smart phone, 4g *2088 Apple Airpods Max space grey with black capacity, 32Gb memory, with box and power headphones, model A2096 with box supply *2089 Nebula by Anker android TV HD big picture, big *2060 Redmi Model 9C smart phone, sunrise orange, sound projector, sealed box 3Gb RAM, 64Gb memory, with sealed box *2090 2 LG Tone Free UV Nano earbuds with boxes and *2061 Microsoft Surface Go table with gold processor, chargers 128Gb memory, Model 1824 with signature type *2091 Apple Airpod Pro with charger and box keyboard cover, foreign plug and box (fine crack on glass) *2092 Apple Airpod Pro with charger and box *2062 Apple iPad Pro 2020, 12.9" 4th Gen wifi tablet, *2093 Apple Airpod Pro with charger and box 256Gb, space grey, with box and psu *2094 Apple Airpod Pro with charger and box *2063 Apple iPad 10.2" wifi tablet, 32Gb, space grey, 8th *2095 Apple Airpod Pro with charger and box Gen with psu and box (line through screen) *2096 Apple Airpod Pro with charger and box *2064 2068 Apple Macbook Pro 13" 2012 Model A1278 with Core i5 processor, 4Gb RAM, 500Gb HDD, *2097 Apple Airpod Pro with charger and box on OS Yosemite, with psu *2098 Apple Airpod Pro with charger and box *2065 2069 Acer Chromebook Tab10 tablet, 4Gb RAM, *2099 Apple Airpod Pro with charger and box 32Gb memory with box *2100 Apple Airpods with charging case and box (1st *2066 Amazon Plum Fire 7 tablet, 9th Gen, with power gen) adaptor and Alexa *2101 Apple Airpods with charging case and box (1st *2067 Amazon light green Fire 7 tablet, 9th Gen, with gen) power adaptor and Alexa *2102 Apple Airpods with charging case and box (1st *2068 Ring video doorbell Pro with box gen) *2069 Omeron Evolve upper arm blood pressure monitor *2103 Apple Airpods with charging case and box (1st in box gen) *2070 Netgear wifi 6 Orby smart home wifi with mesh wifi *2104 Apple Airpods with charging case and box (1st 6 system, in box gen) *2071 Garmin Edge 530 GPS cycling computer (in water *2105 Apple Airpods with charging case and box (1st damaged box) gen) *2072 Aneriod Sphygmomanometer with bag *2106 Apple Airpods with charging case and box (1st *2073 Portable compact digital voice recorder MP3 gen) player with pulse oximeter, Vinnes device, and *2107 Xbox Elite controller with accessories and case MyZone strap *2108 Xbox Elite controller with accessories and case 2074 Sony SRS XB32 Extra base bluetooth speaker with box *2109 Xbox Elite controller with accessories and case *2075 Sony Model WH910N Pure On 3 wireless noise *2110 Xbox Elite controller with accessories and case cancelling headphones with box *2111 Xbox Elite controller with accessories and case *2076 Razer Kraken wired gaming headset with box *2112 2108 HP Envy 13.BA006NA laptop, intel i7 10th *2077 Sony SRS XP12 wireless bluetooth speaker with gen processor, 8gb ram, 512gb storage, Windows charging cable 10 installed, includes power supply unit *2078 Sony WF1000XM£ wireless bluetooth earbuds *2113 2109 Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 laptop, intel core i5 10th with box gen processor, 8gb ram, 256gb storage, Windows 10 installed, includes power supply unit *2079 Pair of B&O E4 noise cancelling earphones with box *2114 2097 Lenovo Ideapad 5 model 15IIL05, intel core i3 10th gen processor, 8gb ram, 128gb storage, *2080 LG Tonestyle bluetooth neck band speaker with Windows 10 installed, power supply unit and box box *2115 2096 Lenovo Ideapad 5 model 15IIL05, intel core i3 *2081 LG Tonestyle bluetooth neck band speaker with 10th gen processor, 8gb ram, 128gb storage, box Windows 10 installed, power supply unit and box *2082 Quantity of Aftershokz wireless bone conduction *2116 2113 Acer Chromebook 314 laptop with Chrome headphones (2 a/f) BidMaster Office 2 OS, power supply unit and box Gen processor, 8Gb RAM, 128Gb SSD, and 1Tb memory with GTX1060 3Gb graphics, Windows *2117 2111 Asus Zenbook laptop, core i7 10th gen 10, no psu processor, 16gb ram, 512gb storage, Windows 10 installed, includes power supply unit and box *2137 Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 laptop with Core i5 10th Gen processor, 8Gb RAM, 256Gb storage, Windows *2118 ROG Stix gaming computer with AMDR5 CPU, 10, no psu 8gn RAM, 1TB and 256gb SSD, Nvidia GTX1650S 4G D6 graphics card and box *2138 HP Pavilion 15 DA1003NA laptop with Core i5 8th Gen processor, 8Gb RAM, 256Gb memory, 2119 Antec tower computer with core i7 CPU, 32gb Windows 10, no psu (damage to housing and memory and Direct CP Mk11 grahics palm rest) *2120 Celebrium gaming computer case containing Intel 2139 HP 14CK0000NA laptop, 8Gb RAM, 128GB SSD, Core i5 2400 CPU, 8gb RAM, 1TB plus 64SSD Windows 10, and psu storage, WIndows 10 Nvidia GT710/2GB graphics card and box 2140 6 assorted tablets by Apple, Samsung etc. (for spares or repair) *2121 Asus Tuf curved gaming monitor VG1B Series 27", with box 2141 2141 3 laptops for spares or repair incl. Dell, Acer, and Viglen *2122 2165 (26/6) Asus Ultra Slim USB 3.0 monitor, model MB168B with folio case and cable 2142 Samsung pink Windows 7 laptop with psu *2123 2166 (26/6) Acer
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