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Selling your Huawei P30 Pro is easy, as we have a multitude of recycling companies that want to buy this high-tech device. All you have to do is decide which company you think is offering the best price for your device. Once you have provided the necessary information to place your order, you will need to post your Huawei P30 Pro to the recycler you've chosen. This is either via a freepost package that they will send to you, or using your own packaging. Then, you will receive payment through either bank transfer, cheque or PayPal.
If you have decided that you are ready to put your Huawei P30 Pro back on the market, it is probably a good idea to do it sooner rather than later. This is since phones’ value decreases as time goes on. While time is of the essence, we would also recommend waiting until certain points in the year as this could get you a higher price. This is namely in the weeks leading up to Christmas and just before a new Huawei handset is released which is usually in the spring.
The Huawei P30 Pro was first released in 2019, with capacities of either 128GB or a huge 512GB. For the lower capacity model, the Huawei P30 Pro cost £899 when it first came out. We would recommend that you sell your phone sooner rather than later as smartphones’ value tends to decrease over time. This would get you more money. If you keep your device in a good condition, this will also help you to get paid more for your phone. Make sure that you use a phone case, this will help you to keep your phone protected from most mishaps.
When the time comes to recycle your Huawei P30 Pro, it can be sold on to someone else. Before this happens, usually the company will refurbish your device. If your phone is completely broken however, then the profitable parts of it will be taken out and put on the domestic market for use somewhere else.
Your Huawei P30 Pro might be damaged to the point of no repair; however, this does not mean that you will not be able to get some money for it. All you need to do is categorise your phone as ‘broken’ on our site. Some ways that your phone could be broken include a shattered screen, problems with the buttons and the speaker not working. If your device has been subjected to water damage, then you should contact your recycling company to find out what their processes are for dealing with this or check out their Terms and Conditions.
