Amazon Resale Customer Receives Empty RTX 5090

A buyer warns of inspection lapses after receiving a GPU cooler without a PCB from an Amazon Warehouse Deal costing 4,500 Canadian Dollars.

A customer recently purchased a used GeForce RTX 5090 through 's Warehouse Deals for approximately 4,500 Canadian Dollars. Upon recording the unboxing process, the buyer discovered the package contained only a cooler and a backplate with no PCB.

Amazon Resale, formerly known as Amazon Warehouse, manages these used and open-box listings. According to official seller documentation, Warehouse Deals handles inventory belonging to Amazon, and all products are supposed to undergo a rigorous quality check.

The incident highlights potential lapses in Amazon's inspection process for high-end hardware. The buyer successfully returned the incomplete package before sharing the video evidence on to warn others about the risks of buying used flagship GPUs.


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