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High five! MPB has scooped our best used specialist retailer award for the fifth time. So, here are the secrets of success behind its quintet of triumphs ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE
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Peace of mind purchases Camera gear isn’t cheap. The latest DSLR or mirrorless body can cost thousands, and that’s before you buy any lenses or accessories. While it’s great to have the very newest model, it isn’t always necessary. It could be packed with features that you don’t need, or may not offer full compatibility with your existing kit. That’s why considering the used market is such a great idea. MPB does have some of the latest kit, but also stocks a vast range of models that are a few years old – yet still have plenty to offer in terms of performance and specification. Buying from MPB is simple. The biggest savings are to be made
on products that – cosmetically speaking – aren’t perfect. If a camera has a few marks or scratches on the body, its condition rating will be lower, giving you the chance to grab a bigger bargain. MPB experts will still have checked the equipment thoroughly, with a comprehensive six-month warranty on any products, regardless of condition. Equipment that’s pristine offers impressive money-saving opportunities as well, often costing hundreds of pounds less than the list price of the brand-new item. As well as doing something for your pocket, buying used from MPB does wonders for the environment, too. Thousands of
FOR THE PAST 11 years, MPB has been changing the face of used photo and video retail in the UK and beyond – helping thousands of photographers buy and sell in complete confidence. A far cry from the dusty shelves of dealers gone by, the company’s slick website and streamlined, customer-focused processes continue to raise the standard. Which is why it came as no surprise that MPB scooped the best used specialist retailer title in the 2021 Photography News Awards. It’s an unprecedented fifth year in a row that MPB has taken home this coveted award. Let’s take a look at the reasons why PN readers continue to vote for them.
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