Selling three Chinese yo-yos and a pair of sticks
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These are diabolos, not yo-yos.
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Diabolos are sometimes known as Chinese Yo-Yos.
Side note, the one on the right is a Duncan Phoenix and it’s absolutely awful. Not sure what the ones are, but not a great deal I think
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They are sundias
Each to their own
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Sundias go for $100 a piece
The one on the left looks like an Evo of some kind, which are available new for less than $50. The one in the middle is a Taibolo I think, which is a similar price. The Phoenix is less than $30 new.
Even if the Sundia is a five bearing or magforce this is a tough sell used.
Ultimately you need to give details of what you’re actually selling, so people can make the decision themselves. Listing three used diabolos without any details, by an uncommon name is going to be tricky
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Both are sundias the middle one is a Chinese branded Sundia the first one is a 5 bearing Sundia
I bought the first one for $100 new and acquired the middle in a trade
The left hand one is a five bearing Sundia Evo - current retail is $72. The middle one isn’t a Sundia product (they don’t use that design in the cup, which is copied from V2 Taibolos), and based on my research is identical to Temu products for around $17 (with free sticks). The right hand is a Duncan Phoenix, which retails for $28.99.
If you want to sell these diabolos I really suggest listing what they are, are pricing them correctly.
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I don’t think you’re right the middle is a 3 bearing and I paid 100 for the first one
Isn’t Sundia a diabolo manufacturer not a specific model? If you had/list the specific models maybe that would help your listing look more appealing? In this instance it does seem to be spitballed values given to these, plus they’re used I highly doubt they demand new price tags in a used condition. Just imo.
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Plus that’s including shipping
Mine has Chinese lettering not the same company
I don’t care if I sell them at all at this point it would cost me a hefty just to mail the damn things