[mothered]

Isn't expensive stuff actually stored  in different shelfs at the amazon warehouse? Wouldn't he then therefore have to buy an expensive item from one of those "expensive shelfs"?

As long as It's In the same department/category, then the price Is Irrelevant.

For example, SSDs and USB sticks are both In the computer/electronics section and depending on their capacity, both weigh around the same. The price of the USB stick Is cheap, hence that would be the wrong Item.

[ag19sin]

So to clarify...

1) Buy iPad Pro from a retailer A
2) Buy a similar weighted item (that retailer A stocks) e.g. cheap tablet from retailer B
3) Contact retailer A and say they sent me the wrong item
4) Return the cheap item to retailer A and get a refund for the amount of the iPad

Is this correct?

Any ideas on a <£100 alternate item? Don't want to spend too much.

Also, would this work with an iMac? And sending back an alternate cheaper all-in-one PC?