Sell Samsung Galaxy Note 5

How Do I Sell My Samsung Galaxy Note 5?

Selling your Galaxy Note 5 is easy using our website. All you have to do is use our comparison tool to compare recyclers and choose one to sell your Galaxy Note 5 to.

The recycler that you have chosen will provide you with package to send your phone to them. An alternative would be to send your device to the recycling company in your own packaging which would speed up the time that it would take for you to get paid for your phone. Once the recycling company receives your device, they will determine whether it matches the condition you've selected on the order carrying out quality assessments. After that, you will receive payment for your device.

Why Recycle My Samsung Galaxy Note 5?

Samsung do not publish any statistics about their phones' impact on the environment. We know that when devices like the Galaxy Note 5 are made, this releases a high amount of carbon dioxide emissions. If possible, try to keep your device in circulation for as long as possible. If you do not, there is a good chance that it will end up getting dumped on a landfill site. When you sell your Galaxy Note 5, it will get a makeover so that it can have a new lease of life for another person. If your phone is working as it should and doesn't have heavy cosmetic damage, then you could still get a good amount of money for it.

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Price History

All mobile phones depreciate as time passes. It is therefore generally better to sell your phone sooner rather than later. However, there are certain points annually which are better times to sell your phone than others. These include around the time when a new Samsung model comes out and during the build-up to Christmas.

Can I Sell My Broken Samsung Galaxy Note 5?

Your phone could be damaged, however there are still different ways for you to sell your device. If it just has some light wear and tear, then this is easily fixable. On the other hand, something like water damage could cause more of an issue. Have a look at your recycling company’s T&Cs to see what their policies are on this.