Does Amazon sell used products as brand new?

I would like to inquire about this using the example of the Nintendo Switch

So if I order a Nintendo Switch from Amazon, is it a product that is "fresh" from Nintendo? Or can it also be a copy that has already been sent back and unpacked?

However, since the Nintendo Switch is a very well-selling product, it is very likely to get a new product, right?

I ask because you expect a brand new product for a certain price paid for electronic devices

So if Amazon is both a seller and a sender, that can be ruled out. Then only new products are sold as such. All others will probably come to the Amazon marketplace.

I can't tell you how it looks with other sellers, but in principle it should be the same.

Amazon itself doesn't sell them (as far as I know) but there are dealers who sell used things there. The products are usually referred to as refurbished

Amazon itself also sells so-called "refurbished" products from time to time, i.e. Returns that have been checked and are "as new" - but this is definitely marked accordingly.

If there's nothing corresponding and sales and shipping are carried out by Amazon, then you can assume new goods.

Yes indeed!

I find that kind of disgusting…

I've seen a document about it!

Always had new products so far, BUT I've also heard that people are already using or getting used equipment.