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The day and the place is up to you. It's the quickest and easiest way to recycle your phone! More Details
We have an array of recyclers which will be looking to buy your Huawei P10 Lite. Simply choose which company you are interested in then fill in your details. Once this has been done, you will have a choice between packaging and sending your device yourself or using the freepost package that the company will send to you. Once the company gets your phone, they will make sure that it is correct for their category and then later you will get paid. This will be either by cheque, bank transfer or PayPal.
If you are ready to put your Huawei P10 Lite on the market, you should do it as soon as possible to get the most money for it. If you do want to pick a specific time of year however, we would recommend either during the winter months leading up to Christmas or just before a new Huawei device is launched, which tends to be in spring.
The Huawei P10 Lite came out in 2017 and the capacity options are either 32GB or 64GB. The lower capacity version was only £299 when it was first released in the UK. Three years on, recyclers are offering around £10 for the device, and although this may not seem like much, it is important to keep the device out of landfill. The phone’s condition will also determine how much the device will cost. If you do not buy a phone case for it, then this increases the likelihood of it getting broken substantially.
Once your Huawei P10 Lite has been sent off to be recycled, it will get resold to another consumer. This usually will involve a refurbishment first, and if it is completely damaged, the internal components of the device will be removed and then resold to be used elsewhere.
Even if your device is completely broken, there are recyclers that buy these sorts of devices and sell them on as second-hand. You should ensure that you describe your phone as ‘broken’ when you complete the form. Some examples of what would make your broken include the speaker not working, a shattered screen or the device not charging properly. If your device has water damage, then you should ensure that you have a look at your recycler’s T&Cs or contact them directly.
