How to sell or trade-in Android phones
There are a large number of exciting new smartphones that have just hit the market (or are about to be released), and it's not surprising to find that you plan to upgrade from your current phone. Samsung has launched two new high-end phones, the Galaxy S22 and the S22 Plus, which our commentator Allison Johnson says are the default Android phones. Meanwhile, Google's latest flagship products, Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, remain strong (despite occasional glitches).
Whether you want to work with Samsung, Google or other manufacturers, it is wise to trade or sell old phones, especially because some people will decide that the older generation will meet their needs without damaging banks.
If you have an older model and are ready to upgrade, perform the following steps to get your equipment ready for sale, and then how much cash you can expect to earn. We will focus on Samsung and Google Pixel phones here, but you might expect similar results from phones from other suppliers.
Check your phone.
If your old equipment is in good condition, you shouldn't have much problem finding a new master . As stated in our iPhone sales guide, having a phone in good condition is essential to finding a buyer who is willing to pay a high price.
Even if your phone is not at its best, you should still be able to get something for your deal. Consider its flaws, including scratches, dents, cracks, and any other eccentricities that the next owner should know. Tell the truth, or it may come back to bite you.
