What Graded Actually Means

Have you ever wondered what graded actually meant? Here at Electronic World we stock graded products so we can afford to sell them to you at unbeatable prices. This blog will explain to you what the actual grading term means when it comes to TVs. Manufacturer Grade B Stock These will be fully tested and refurbished by the original manufacturer of the product. So with this level of grading you can expect the quality to be as new and expect them to be sold with a manufacturer guarantee, unless stated otherwise. Grade B Stock If a product is labelled as just grade B Stock it will usually be due to the original manufacturer not having a refurbishing/grading facility. These are then graded and refurbished by a distributor and again, the quality will be as new and often supplied with a guarantee from the distributor. Grade C Stock If a product is returned or part of a clearance item (a display model for example) then it gets labelled as grade C stock. These will have been tested by the distributor to make sure they are in working order before they are sold. Grade C stock may have some signs of use and guarantee on these items can vary. All our products on our website have a description of the reasons why they are considered graded stock so you will be fully aware of what you are ordering when you buy a TV with us. Here at Electronic World we stock a wide range of TVs at unbeatable prices. Our graded stock allows us to sell massive brands for a fraction of the price so you can get cheap Samsung TVs as well as others for all your viewing pleasures. Please contact us to find out about our latest breath-taking deals on some fantastic cheap TVs via email or call 0121 327 3273.