GreenDust

Gurdeep Singh 72 months ago

Have you ever wondered what happen to those product which has minor production errors arises due to some production fault or any damage which happened while device is being ship?no matter how much company repair those devices, as per general rule, these defected products are sent to companies warehouse and they can’t be sold as new product, so a question arises, what happen to these products and does it worth to purchase these products?
Is it fine to buy these refurbished products, does they worth, to get an idea we have received a product from the company which gave us idea how these products will be and what users get, for our test we have got Dell laptop –I5 3000 series laptop. In this review we mostly talk about the GreenDust quality and will not be reviewing laptop.
GreenDust says any product which comes to them goes through 50 point Quality inspection process, and then only they resell any product on their website. One can easily get around 30%-40% of discount on these factory second products.
Was product in good condition?
This is one of the main question which most of you must be asking, so in total yes product which we have received was in very well condition, however we did noticed some stickers coming out of the laptop, but that’s not the big deal at all. Company claims that once they received any product, they try to identify the defect and then restore whole product into its original state, and our laptop was in its almost original condition.
If a consumer ends up with such a product and has a bad experience with it, the brand has to bear the brunt. GreenDust thus provides a simple solution by taking the returned products from the companies, and later makes them available at competitive prices to price conscious customers. Chaturvedi says, “In simple terms, anything happening to a product after the point of sale is termed ‘reverse logistics’. A customer finds a defect in a product: servicing, repair, return, transportation of the returned item, refurbish, re-sell or e-waste are all part of reverse logistics. We get into agreements with many large OEMs, where we manage the entire process of returns: right from acquiring the product from the customers and repairing and refurbishing it using genuine parts, to certifying it as factory second.”

abhishek jain 84 months ago

Great deal for factory second brand new products and for new brand products. Try it once.

Shubham Krishna Agarwal 108 months ago

Awesome