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Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus

Galaxy S8 Plus

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How Do I Sell My Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus?

Here at Compare and Recycle it is so easy to sell your Galaxy S8 Plus. Simply choose the condition your phone is in, then select an offer from one of our recyclers. Enter your details on the checkout process page and the recycling company you chose will send you a freepost pack for you to send your phone in.

Once the recycling company receives your phone, they will carry out an assessment of of its condition and functinality to make sure the price offered matches the received phone. After successful testing, the recycler will confirm the value of your phone and you will then receive the payment shortly afterwards.

When Should I Sell My Samsung S8 Plus?

The S8 Plus was released at the same time as the very popular S8 in 2017. Since then it has depreciated in value, both for new devices, and for resale prices. However, you can still investigate the best times to recycle your old device to get more money for it. These typically include just before the launch of a new Samsung phone and during the Christmas period.

Why Should I Recycle My Galaxy S8 Plus?

Samsung do not disclose just how much greenhouse gas is emitted during the mining and manufacturing processes of its smartphones. We do know that up to 80% of the total greenhouse gases from a mobile phone are emitted during these first stages in the phone’s life cycle. With every phone not sent to landfill, there are valuable materials that are kept in circulation, which in turn reduces the reliance on the earth’s natural resources.

Can I Sell a Broken Galaxy S8 Plus?

There are plenty of recycling companies that are keen on buying your broken phone and giving it a new lease of life. Typically, any phone with deep scratches, cracks or parts not working will be classed as 'Broken'. Change the condition to see the different offers of the recyclers for your broken phone. It is essential to responsibly recycle to ensure that your device does become e-waste.