Should I trade in or recycle my device?

If you’ve gone through the Trade-in assessment and did not receive a price offer your item is probably too damaged to be traded in. In this case, the next best thing to do is recycle it — even if it’s no longer working or badly damaged, your device still contains valuable materials that can be extracted and used in other devices.

What devices are eligible for Trade-in?

Currently, you can trade in smartphones, tablets, MacBooks, headphones, earphones, speakers, and gaming consoles. This includes devices that have already been refurbished or repaired.

What devices are eligible to recycle?

Recycling is the next best choice after Trade-in. We’re working hard to launch our recycling program in your area. In the meantime, we recommend searching online for a local recycler who operates in environmentally responsible ways.

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A circular option for every device.

Trade in or trade up.

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900 million tonnes of primary ore extraction avoided.
By reclaiming materials through e-waste recycling globally during 2022.
Only 1% of demand for raw materials is met by recycling.
Meanwhile, billions of dollars worth of valuable resources are dumped every year.
Devices live up to 3 years longer by trading in.
Refurbishing devices can extend their lifespans, thus reducing demand for new devices.

900 million tonnes of primary ore extraction avoided.
By reclaiming materials through e-waste recycling globally during 2022.
Only 1% of demand for raw materials is met by recycling.
Meanwhile, billions of dollars worth of valuable resources are dumped every year.
Devices live up to 3 years longer by trading in.
Refurbishing devices can extend their lifespans, thus reducing demand for new devices.

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If you’ve gone through the Trade-in assessment and did not receive a price offer your item is probably too damaged to be traded in. In this case, the next best thing to do is recycle it — even if it’s no longer working or badly damaged, your device still contains valuable materials that can be extracted and used in other devices.
Currently, you can trade in smartphones, tablets, MacBooks, headphones, earphones, speakers, and gaming consoles. This includes devices that have already been refurbished or repaired.
Recycling is the next best choice after Trade-in. We’re working hard to launch our recycling program in your area. In the meantime, we recommend searching online for a local recycler who operates in environmentally responsible ways.

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