B&H refurb vs used gear.
firedancing4life
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I'm considering a Canon 24-105mm 4L from BH....either used 9+ for $749 or a refurbished at $800. Anyone have any good or bad experiences purchasing B&H used gear?
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I bought a 9+ used Nikon 24-70mm 2.8 about 1.5 years ago and it was excellent. Got more in the box than expected - a lens case.
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5D2/1D MkII N/40D and a couple bits of glass.
+1 with the difference being only 50 dollars.
But saying that like the others here I've had great experiences with B&H's used gear so if you find anything else I wouldn't hesitate.
are excellent sources for used or refurbished equipment. I just bought used body from
Keh, and was very pleased with the service. I consider all three sources as equal in
this respect.
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Good morning,
Go to fredmiranda.com and look at all the people selling their 24-105 lenses for as little as $650. Lots of established professionals on that site. Lots of professionals here as well, but not too many selling what you're looking for I was tempted to buy the 6D and 24-105 combo from bhphoto.com for $1999, but I don't need the lens. Canon Direct is selling their refurbished lenses for $739 (20% off) but with tax and the $5 shipping, it would be around $800 anyway...
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Jim...
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Even though I wasn't looking for a 24-105 lens, I couldn't pass up a LNIB lens (that came with a 6D) for $600 shipped on POTN...
there are always good used deals on the 24-105 because it's part of the kit deal and some don't need it
Exactly true. I don't really need it because I use my Fuji for 27-53mm shots, and my Tamron 70-200 2.8 VC lens for the remaining shots, however, for $600 I couldn't pass it up. It's really sharp, and the IS works extremely well. Here is a shot taken of my sleeping puggle, wide open at 1/8 sec.