Government Surplus Electronics for Sale
Government agencies auction surplus electronics - laptops, servers, monitors, and networking gear - on regular IT refresh cycles, typically selling 3-5 year old equipment in bulk at steep discounts.
4,631 active electronics auctions across 11 official government sources, with new listings every 30 minutes. 58 buyers are watching this category.Last updated: 2026-10-07
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iPhone 17 PRO 256GB - NEW IN A BOX (Unlocked,) No iCloud Lock
Albany, NY · 23 bids
MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2020)
Johnston, IA · 23 bids
Lot of 5 Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon - 7th Generation Laptops
Jackson, WY · 11 bids
Apple iPhone (Unlocked) 15 Pro Max A2849 256 GB, IMEI: 354570351975515 (Powers On)
Denver, CO · 78 bids
Apple IPhone 15 Pro, 128 GB, Unknown Carrier
, · 39 bids
Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch LED-backlit Widescreen Laptop
, · 38 bids
HP ELITEBOOK 1040 G6
Albuquerque, NM · 37 bids
iPhone (1)
Towson, MD · 35 bids
DELL LATITUDE 5520 LAPTOP
Seekonk, MA · 31 bids
Apple AirPods Pro 3 with MagSafe Charging Case, Model: A3122 (Powers On)
Denver, CO · 29 bids
DJI Lito X1 Drone with Remote Controller and Battery with Box (Powers On)
Denver, CO · 26 bids
Apple AirPods Pro 3 with MagSafe Charging Case, Model: A3122 (Powers On)
Denver, CO · 25 bids
What they're worth: surplus electronics typically sell for $29–$310 at government auction - median $96, from 37,487 completed sales since May 2026, per the GovAuctions.app Surplus Price Index. Demand: electronics sell about 77% of the time, typically ~10 bids, from 34,819 completed sales, per the GovAuctions.app Surplus Market Report. Look up a specific item · See all categories
Federal agencies and local governments auction off surplus electronics as they refresh their IT infrastructure. Find laptops, desktop computers, servers, monitors, printers, networking equipment, and more - often in bulk lots at steep discounts.
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Laptop Bags (A)
$9Indianapolis, IN
Panasonic Television on Stand (G)
$1Indianapolis, IN
(Lot of 22) DELL Latitude 5480 Laptops (Core i5) with power supplies
$1,300Tampa, FL
2014 Apple iMac
$10Bloomington, IN
Dell OptiPlex 7090
$50Bloomington, IN
Lot of 28 Dell Key bords
$5Topeka, KS
Kinox Beverage Servers
$5Maryville, MO
LOT OF COMPUTERS, LAPTOP, MONITORS AND MISC. ITEMS ON ONE PALLET.
$160Little Rock, AR
INFOCUS LP 70+ PROJECTOR WITH ACCESSORIES
$84Little Rock, AR
Backup Batteries
$10Statesville, NC
Docking Stations
$10Statesville, NC
KEN-A-VISION MICROPROJECTOR X1000-1
$50Oklahoma City, OK
MIXED LOT OF APPROX. 4 APPLE MACBOOK AIR (NO OS)
$199Oklahoma City, OK
6 Epson ELPLP 78 Bulbs
$40Carrboro, NC
3 ELPLP 87 Epson Bulbs
$40Carrboro, NC
VIVO Standing Desk Converter + Dual Monitors Stand
$1Arcata, CA
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- What electronics can I buy at government surplus auctions?
- Government auctions offer laptops, desktop computers, servers, monitors, printers, networking equipment (routers, switches), projectors, and phones. Items are typically 3-5 years old from regular IT refresh cycles.
- Are government surplus electronics wiped and safe to use?
- Federal agencies are required to wipe hard drives before surplus. However, you should always do your own data wipe or replace storage drives as a precaution. Some lots are sold with hard drives removed.
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