Sell Huawei P20

How Do I Sell My Huawei P20?

Simply take a look at our comparison and decide which company you want to sell your Huawei P20. You then need to fill in a short order form with your details. Once your order has been submitted, wait for a freepost package or you can send your device to them independently. After these steps have been carried out, you will get paid to the payment method you've selected.

When Is the Best Time to Sell My Huawei P20?

If you are ready to put your Huawei P20 back on the market, we would recommend that you do it now. This is because phones’ value tends to depreciate over time. Having said this, there are specific times during the year that you might want to wait for as you could get a good price for your phone. These are namely prior to the release of a Huawei smartphone, which tends to be in the spring, or in the months leading up to Christmas.

Huawei P20 Price History

The Huawei P20 first came out in 2018, and the capacity is 128GB. The Huawei P20 cost £599 at the time of its release. As smartphones’ value decreases over time, we would recommend that you sell your phone sooner rather than later to get paid more for it. You should also try to prevent your device from getting damaged as this will increase its price as well. If you use a phone case, this should protect your Huawei P20 from most mishaps.

What Will Happen After I Recycle My Huawei P20?

When you sell your Huawei P20, it will get a new lease of life as someone else’s device. This typically involves a refurbishment, and if your phone is totally damaged then the valuable components of the phone will be recycled and then processed elsewhere.

Can I Sell My Broken Huawei P20?

Even if your Huawei P20 is completely broken, it can still be sold on as a second-hand device. You just have to select ‘broken’ to describe the condition of your device. Various issues that your phone could have include a broken screen, buttons not working and audio problems. If your device has had water damage, then we would advise that you get in contact with the recycler directly or have a look at their T&Cs to find out more.