Best 14 Places to Sell Used Electronics For Cash Fast

14 Places to Sell Used Electronics

Swappa

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Swappa provides you with a platform where you can sell your gently used smartphones, laptops and other consumer electronics. Please note that the company doesn’t allow you to list broken items.

Listing your item on Swappa is free. Moreover, you’re not paying any extra fees when your item sells, because they charge it to a buyer.

Related: 21 Platforms to Sell Laptop

Decluttr

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Decluttr purchases a range of items, including electronics, such as phones, consoles, mp3 players, wearables, etc. 

What’s best about Decluttr is that the company buys your electronics, meaning you don’t have to look for buyers.

The company offers you instant valuation and free shipping.

And if everything checks when your item arrives at their warehouse, you will receive your payment the next day either via direct deposit or PayPal.

Gazelle

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Gazelle buys your used electronics directly, meaning you don’t have to wait for the buyer. But they only accept a limited number of brands, such as Apple, Sony and Samsung.

The company provides an instant offer, typically within a minute after you submit your application. Moreover, Gazelle will send you a free shipping label.

Once they receive your item, they will review it and release your payment via check, PayPal or Amazon Gift Card.

Buybackworld.com

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Buybackworld will buy your used electronics. The company is known for accepting the widest range of electronics, including Apple, CAT, Blackberry, etc. They also accept various devices, even GPS and calculators.

Selling your old electronics to Buybackworld, you can choose to accept payments via check, wire transfer or PayPal.

Buyback Boss

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Buyback Boss offers you a fast payment and a fair price for your phone, including old and broken ones. 

Be aware, that Buyback Boss only accepts limited products – iPhones, Samsung smartphones, iPads, iPods, Apple Watches and Google Pixel phones.

After the company inspects your items, they will release your payment via PayPal or check within 2 days.

Apple Trade In

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Apple Trade-In program gives you an opportunity to upgrade your current Apple products with deducted price. This means, they will evaluate your used Apple electronics as well as Samsung or Google Pixel smartphones and subtract its value from the new item that you want to purchase.

In order to get credit for your next purchase, you should simply bring your item to your nearest Apple store.

The amount you can get for your used devices from Apple depends on what device you’re trading in and what condition it is in. For instance, you can get $500 for an iPhone 11 Pro Max while iPhone 7 would bring you just a $100 credit.

Amazon Trade-In

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Amazon lets you Trade-In any type of used electronics, including ones that don’t work anymore. In exchange, you will get an Amazon Gift Card that you can use for your next Amazon purchase.

While you can visit your local Amazon location, submitting your item for trade-in online is more convenient.

After you accept your initial offer from Amazon, you should ship your item to Amazon. Amazon provides you with the free shipping label and it usually takes up to 10 days to be delivered, depending on your location.

Once Amazon receives your item, it will take 2 days for them to review it. If they accept your used piece of electronics, they will issue your Amazon Gift Card instantly.

Best Buy Trade-In Program

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Best Buy Trade-In program lets you get rid of your used electronics. You will get the Best Buy gift card in exchange to upgrade to the latest tech.

In order to trade-in your used electronics, simply select the item you want to get rid of. Then answer some questions determining the condition of your item. If you accept the price Best Buy offered you, simply continue to submit your trade-in.

After you submit your item for trade-in, the company will provide you with the free shipping label so you ship your item to Best Buy warehouse.

ItsWorthMore

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ItsWorthMore buys a great range of used electronics from you directly, eliminating the hassle of finding a buyer from your side.

Here’s the list of electronics ItsWorthMore accepts:

• Smartphones (Apple, Android)
• iPads and Android tablets
• Laptops and MacBooks
• Personal computers
• iPods
• Smartwatches
• Game consoles
• GoPro cameras
• Wireless speakers and headsets

If your item isn’t listed above, just contact the company to get a custom quote.

The company is known for its fast payment process. You will typically receive your funds within 72 hours of receiving your items. And you have an option to get paid by check, PayPal or Zelle.

uSell

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uSell has a network of professional buyers, who are ready to purchase used electronics.

And what’s best about uSell is that they accept electronics in all conditions, even broken ones.

Moreover, you don’t have to be in contact with anyone except the company. They will send you the free USPS shipping label so you can send your item to uSell warehouse.

The company will find buyers for you and release your payment within 5 days of receiving your item via PayPal or check.

eBay

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eBay is one of the worldwide known platforms for buying and selling anything, including used electronics.

As there’s more competition on the platform, you need to do some research within the platform and price your items accordingly.

However, don’t let the competition scare you as it is a great opportunity to sell your unused electronics online. 

Setting up your eBay account is easy and you can choose to accept your payment either via PayPal or debit/credit card.

Nextworth

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Nextworth is a platform that purchases your used electronics directly, so you don’t have to wait for the buyer to show interest in your item. 

You will get the quote from the company instantly with the 30-day price guarantee. Nextworth will also provide you with the free shipping label to send your electronics to their warehouse.

Once your item goes through inspection from Nextworth, you will get your payment via PayPal or check.

Craigslist

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Craigslist is a go-to marketplace for many people looking for used electronics locally, such as smartphones, wearables, TVs, gaming consoles, etc. 

The platform allows you to list unlimited number of items for free and creating a posting is easy.

With Craigslist, you have the freedom to price your electronics on your own. You are also free to accept cash upon delivery or request an online payment.

Facebook Marketplace

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Facebook Marketplace is a great choice when you sell locally. Moreover, it’s free and extremely easy to set up a listing.

Once you’re logged in to your Facebook account, simply navigate to the Marketplace. You will need to upload images, add a short description and set your price.

Selling your items through Facebook, you’re free to accept your payment in cash when you meet the buyer or request bank transfer.

SellCell

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SellCell is a comparison site for selling your used or even broken phone. 

The way this platform works is it allows you to compare the quotes various companies like Gazelle will offer you and choose the one that offers you the most.

How Much Should I Sell My Electronics for?

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How many pieces of electronics are sitting in your drawers unused? Most probably, you will have at least one item like that, collecting dust.

Whether you’re upgrading your electronics, want to unclutter your storage or just get some cash in exchange for your unused electronics, you are on the right page. 

This article will show you 14 best places to sell your unused electronics online. Moreover, we also have some useful tips at the end of this article for you to sell your electronics fast.

But first, let’s see how to evaluate and price your electronics right.

First I want to share how to price your electronics, because the trick to a successful sale is listing your used electronics for the right price. 

I want to introduce you to the 50-30-10 rule. Let’s see how to put this rule in practice:

• You should price items that look like new for 50% of its retail price
• Slightly used items for 25-30% of its retail price
• And well-worn items for 10% of its retail price.

But if your item is fairly new, for example if you bought it just a few weeks ago, you can price it much more than 50%. Most newly bought devices cost $100 – $200 less than its retail price.

How to Sell Your Electronics Fast?

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Listing your electronics on platforms mentioned above is easy. However, a lot of people still struggle selling their used electronics. I have some tips for you to sell your electronics fast. Let’s see what you can do:

Clean It Up

Which item would you prefer buying, the one that looks dirty or the one that shines and looks like new? Of course, the second one is more appealing.

You may not be able to recover the scratches, but cleaning it up will definitely make your electronics more attractive to potential buyers.

Take Quality Photos

Presentation is the key and the first thing that catches potential buyer’s eye on the website is the photo. 

To make the item more appealing to people, find the spot with good light and a nice background. 

For instance, you could put smaller electronics such as a phone, smartwatch, headset, etc. on a solid-colored rug or bed. 

You could even edit your picture to make it lighter and make the colors pop.

Write Honest Product Description

Just like images, your product description is very important. Make sure you include all the features your item has. 

Moreover, you should also mention details, such as the item’s exact condition – does it have any defects or is it like new? 

Communicate With Your Buyer

Lastly, communication is as important as the presentation. Make sure you answer any questions the potential buyer (including marketplaces such as Declutter) will ask you in a timely and polite manner. 

Again, try to present your item as attractive as possible, but be honest and don’t hide any defects it has.