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With news of the new Galaxy range on the horizon, many of you may be waiting in anticipation to decide whether you will look to buy the new Samsung, which could be a foldable device, another high-powered flagship, or both. If you are already semi-convinced, then it is likely that you already have a Samsung phone, so knowing when to sell your old Samsung could mean bigger savings when you pick up a new flagship.
As you may know, we track all price changes across our mobile phone recycling comparison service. Tracking trading-in prices throughout the year helps us to inform you when the best times to sell your old device are. We have some startling figures which prove that January is actually the best time to sell your Samsung. Who knew?
The good news is that if you have the S10 or the S10+, the upward trend of recycling could continue all the way until the announcement of the new Samsung phones on February the 11th. Here are some of the key takeaways of our graph:
January has seen an increase of the recycling price compared to pre-Christmas prices of three of the more popular devices on this list - the Galaxy S10+, the Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy S9.
The older Galaxy phones have maintained a relatively steady prices for the past 5 months, apart from the S8+ where the average trade-in price has fallen gradually.
The S10e is unfortunately the biggest loser, dropping by an average of £10 a month. The recycling price of the S10e has even dropped to below the recycling price of the Galaxy S9+ which is two years old.
We know that the latest Samsung is due to be officially announced on February the 11th, with a release later in the month or at the beginning of March. Recycling prices are likely to fluctuate much more in the build up to the release, and we typically see improved prices for new models in the week before the announcement. Expect a more in depth look then.
Our mobile phone acts as a way of payment, communication and even the thing that makes sure we’re up on time in the morning. So when this fails us, everything becomes very limited which is why we’ve put together a list of mobile phones with the best battery life in 2024.
The cost of smartphones nowadays is quite extraordinary ranging anywhere from £300 to over £1600 for the flagship devices. So the big question is, how can we extend the lifespan of them and how can we begin to adopt sustainable smartphone use?
We’ve got all the do’s and don'ts when it comes to dealing with old phones on your hands. From understanding how you can check the value of your device, how you can figure out whether it has become obsolete and all the reasons why you should not bin it!
