Anyone bought an S10e off 1-day?

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sailedpeep

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#275946 18-Sep-2020 01:44

Really just need/want an S10e at the moment and the only place which lists it brand new is 1-day. Since it's mostly a discontinued model.

I have heard terrible anecdotes, but has anyone bought this specific model from them? And how was it?

tehgerbil

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#2567272 18-Sep-2020 09:07

1-day is owned by the Warehouse Group. Probably old Noel Leeming stock?

They are awesome pones though, fantastic size, great camera and sound much better than dedicated bluetooth speakers.

1eStar

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#2567274 18-Sep-2020 09:19

I have an s10e. Owned it for around 9 months. Brilliant phone. Recommend 100%

pcman2000

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#2567348 18-Sep-2020 10:38

I suppose it's not that bad of a price, but I remember getting an S10e for $699 in November 2019 at the PBTech Black Friday sale, and it even came with an official LED flip cover.

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sailedpeep

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#2573821 24-Sep-2020 23:42

pcman2000:

I suppose it's not that bad of a price, but I remember getting an S10e for $699 in November 2019 at the PBTech Black Friday sale, and it even came with an official LED flip cover.

Yep, serves me right for waiting when they were clearing out stock then.

Thanks everyone for the feedback, was looking for more opinions on 1-day as a retailer but the confidence boost about my model choice was helpful. Bought it a few days ago and it's just arrived. Just going to leave a brief write up here for anyone stumbling on this thread in the future.

The phone that arrived is definitely in new condition, however the Samsung seals on the box were already cut.

It's covered by a 1-day warranty as opposed to Samsung OEM so I suppose they get to define what 'new' means in that context, but not quite sure why they would need to cut the seals for. I've heard the dodgy cases where a new enclosure is used with used innards dropped in, but everything feels super tight in here terms of tolerances so I find it hard to see that.

Judging by the preloaded software and some of the internal packaging, it appears they've got a batch of unsold Australian Optus S10e's which they're selling off — serial no. never been registered with Samsung before. It'll be interesting to see if I have to RMA it for anything, to see what 1-day's process would look like.