Sell Huawei P10

How Do I Sell My Huawei P10?

At Compare and Recycle, we compare a variety of recycling companies that you can sell your Huawei P10 to. You simply have to pick which recycler you want to go for and send your order details over. When the recycler receives your device, they will ensure that it meets the requirements of the condition that it was submitted in. After these steps have been carried out, you will receive your payment either by bank transfer, PayPal or cheque.

When Is the Best Time to Sell My Huawei P10?

If you want to sell your Huawei P10, we would recommend that you do it sooner rather than later as smartphones’ value tends to decrease over time. Having said this, there are certain times annually that are ideal for selling your Huawei P10. This would be prior to the release of a new Huawei phone, or during the build-up to Christmas.

Huawei P10 Price History

The Huawei P10 was released in 2017 and you have two different choices for capacity: 32GB or 64GB. For the 32GB, it initially costed £570 at the time of its release, but the cost has decreased significantly since then. The higher the capacity of your device, the higher its value. Its condition is another determining factor. If you have broken your device for instance, this will bring the cost of your device down. You should ensure that you have a phone case for protection.

What Will Happen After I Recycle My Huawei P10?

Each of the recyclers that we partner with will be able to put your Huawei P10 back on the market as a second-hand device. This typically involves your device getting refurbished first. If your phone is completely broken, it will get sent to a recycling facility where some of the parts inside the device which can be sold will be taken out and put back on the market.

Can I Sell My Broken Huawei P10?

We have some recycling companies that will purchase your broken Huawei P10 and sell it on. You simply need to categorise your device as ‘broken’ when filling in your details. A recycling company will categorise your phone as broken if there are important features that no longer work, such as the device’s screen, buttons, speaker or charging capability. If your phone has been subjected to water damage, make sure that you check your recycling company’s Terms and Conditions or get in touch with them as their ways of dealing with this may be unique.