You only get one chance to make a great first impression. A perfect Open Box or refurbished unit should work out of the box and look brand new, but if it isn’t professionally packaged, it can lead to buyer remorse.
At Green Wave Electronics, we’ve elevated repackaging to an art form, helping your product arrive clean, secure, and retail-ready.
Whether you’re preparing returns for internal reuse, resale, or stocking fulfillment inventory for an Advanced Replacement Program, our process ensures every unit is packaged consistently, securely, and ready for the next customer.
All Open Box product (items returned unused in original packaging) is fully tested and inspected. If the unit is in like-new condition, it is resealed in the original manufacturer’s box when available. Boxes are re-sealed consistent with manufacturer procedures, including shrink wrap or tamper-evident seals as required.
For certain product lines and programs where manufacturer packaging is not available, Open Box product is repackaged as refurbished product and labeled as such to ensure consistent expectations for the buyer.
After any repairs, full functional testing, and cosmetic refurbishment, refurbished product is packaged in plain white boxes with appropriate cardboard inserts to closely match the manufacturer’s packaging layout. Refurbished product is sealed with Green Wave Electronics tamper-evident seals.
Before packaging, accessories are inspected and tested as needed (for example, power adapters) and cables are tested for continuity and shorts. Verified accessories and required documentation are included in the box for a complete, ready-to-use experience.
Refurbished product in plain white boxes is labeled with the product SKU, description, and key identifiers such as serial number, helping ensure accurate inventory handling and easy downstream verification.
We seal product using the appropriate method for the program, including manufacturer-consistent resealing where applicable and Green Wave Electronics tamper-evident seals for refurbished packaging.
Whether the goal is reuse, resale, or supporting fulfillment inventory, repackaging saves money in multiple ways. If you are currently eWasting returns, you immediately recover eWaste fees. If you are refunding customers without collecting product, you lose the salvage value. By testing and repackaging returned product, you can resell it at a modest discount to a new customer, recovering value while reducing waste.
If you are currently eWasting returns, testing and repackaging allows you to recover product value and immediately offset eWaste fees.
If you refund customers without collecting product, you lose the product’s salvageability. A structured repackaging workflow helps ensure units can be recovered and redeployed.
By testing and repackaging returned product, you can resell refurbished units to a new customer and recover value instead of scrapping inventory.