EcoBinary

I’ve been an advocate of purchasing older generation PC’s through secondary markets. Unless you are a gamer or a power user, cutting edge technology doesn’t make a lot of sense. I had purchased a used PC direct from Dell, this was my forth and have been satisfied with the return on investment. However my latest purchase was an Optiplex 780 that lasted about 4 months before it blew its power supply.
Dell warranties its used PC’s for 30 days and I didn’t really want to pursue purchasing a power supply from Dell.
So enter Eco-​binary… This is what they do. Kind of the Robin-​hood of the electronics industry, without having to steal anything, businesses have to dispose of their old computers and they recycle them. In this case they were nice enough to locate and sell me a new power supply for a very reasonable price. Another nice thing was at no time did I feel like anyone was talking down to me or questioning my troubleshooting skills or pushing a new computer. I knew what I wanted and told them and they made it happen in a timely manor. So now my Core Duo is a few bucks more expensive but still on course to be a decent purchase.
My next PC will most likely be another Dell but in the future, purchased from Eco-​binary. I recommend them for your Computer needs (And other than a chocolate chip cookie I have not received any compensation, they had a tray out for all their customers)

Great store. The staff is friendly & really knows their stuff. Good inventory & prices. I bought a laptop there & had a problem — they fixed it for me, no charge.

Dave, Frankie, and Ryker all greet me with a genuine smile every time I walk in.
They are a true gem of surplus and recycled electronic equipment, and are the first I think of when looking for parts to complete my next project. Solid, fair, prices, and the equipment and parts are always as described (nothing is DOA!).
Above all, I’ve never been attacked by a dust bunny after returning home with a new treasure from EcoBinary. Thanks for being awesome.

These guys will make you a believer in recycling if you weren’t already (I wasn’t). They have an astonishing selection of great used computers — not half-​assembled boy-​racer machines with missing screws and a flaming skull on the case, but excellent condition major brand computers retired by the pallet-​load from corporate use mainly in the surrounding area. Usually, several computers of the identical make and model are available to purchase in small groups, and pretty good laptops are usually in stock as well. They usually even have a few nifty flash-​OS-​loading terminal service clients and Linux boxen represented as well.
The prices are astonishingly reasonable, and in most cases include the corporate Windows license that came with the machine from the OEM.
Don’t like Windows 8 (and who does)? Guess what — go shopping for a new computer and that’s almost certainly what you’re getting. Not here.
In my experience, service is second to nobody — Dave and Frankie simply deserve the business and are happy to earn it.
You’d be NUTS not to check here before getting a brand-​new desktop or laptop.
NUTS.

Nice find for a computer/​networking hobbyist. They have a great selection of used stuff at really reasonable prices (the only exception i’ve found is memory, they pretty much charge as it costs you for new bargain brand sticks). As they have new stuff coming in daily, you just never know what might be in there.

Really, really good selection. And amazing pricing on most of the wares too. Only thing I could possibly ding them for is that the price for monitors is a bit steep. The ones I saw were $ 10 – 20 more than what they’d go for at Goodwill and Goodwill is a bit high to begin with compared to buying online.

Computer parts. Recycling. Does that sound… good to you? If so, welcome to the club.
This place is a serious gem! They have scads of monitors, servers, memory, parts for Mac and PC laptops, cables, printers, etc. There is not much ancient crap like you’d find at a garage sale – it’s recent-​ish and working hardware, lovingly packed into their industrial park storefront. The counterfolk are helpful and friendly; prices are mostly very, very cheap.