University Surplus & Salvage — Attraction in Salt Lake City

This is a really cool place to find some randomly great deals on randomly great things! I went there with a friend and she has been in the market for a massage table to use for microblading and we found one there for $50 which would normally cost at least $400 used, and like $800 new. The place has a fun, unique vibe, kind of like a mad scientist's laboratory with all the random and interesting things there. Here's an example: I saw some brand new Dell wired keyboards there when I went with my friend a couple weeks ago, and lo and behold the space bar on my wired keyboard for my desktop stopped working a few days ago and so I went back to look at the Dell keyboards for sale and walked away with a nice, brand new one for $5 plus tax. Forgive the run-on sentence but that deal cannot be beat! The one thing that confused me when going the first time is that all of the items in the place MUST be there for at least two weeks before the public can buy them, and so on each item there is a sticker that has a date on it, and unless it is the date on the sticker or later, you can't buy it and just have to wait until that date. Pretty cool place, I recommend checking it out at...

This place is amazing. So first thing, learn the system! Due to it being a school surplus they can't sell things until they've been shelved for a certain amount of time. The date is on the green sticker. Don't try to negotiate to buy early, it's not gonna work and it's just annoying for the staff. The stuff for sale are usually in really good condition and really really can't beat the prices. The staff are also super friendly and helpful. Ask good questions and realize they aren't tech support for your computer like best buy, know what you want and basic computer information before coming and you'll be thrilled with what...

Have a great selection of used computers, monitors, keyboards, and cables from the university plus tables, chairs, really anything that's from the U. Monitors and the used computers are priced great and most have minimal cosmetic defects. No hard drives included because some of the computers are used at the medical centers, and could potentially leak sensitive data. Also be aware that some items are sold to the public only after a certain date. First priority goes to faculty on sales before the posted date on the lables. The only place I go to buy a monitor if I don't need a fancy one for my computer...