Sell Samsung Galaxy S7

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Unfortunately, we do not have any prices for the options that you have selected. However, we do have some advice on what to do with your old device.

Although none of our recyclers are currently offering a price for your device, it is still of the utmost importance that you find a way to keep it in circulation. If you throw away your device, it is likely to end up on a landfill site where it will become e-waste, which is highly detrimental to the environment. Find out more about e-waste here.

Things you could do with your old device

If your device is damaged you might want to consider repairing your device rather than selling it, as you might still be able to get some use out of it. There are many websites and YouTube tutorials available that will be able to instruct you on how to fix your device yourself.
As well as these resources, you can also get involved with The Restart Project. The Restart Project are a non-profit organisation that connects people so that they can learn how to fix their devices themselves.
Have you thought about upcycling your device? This is where parts of your device are reused to create a new higher quality or value product. There are plenty of ways that you can transform your old device into something new, and you can find ideas simply by looking this up online.
If you take a look at Recycle-More or Recycle Your Electronics, you will be able to find your nearest recycling bank, which is a guaranteed way to ensure that your old device will be responsibly recycled.
If you are unable to find a recycling company that will accept your device, why not donate it to a charity? Many charities will accept old electronics, such as Oxfam, Water Aid and National Trust.

How Do I Sell My Samsung Galaxy S7?

Due to the reinforced and waterproof design of the Samsung S7, which was an improvement to many of the flaws of the S6, the Samsung Galaxy S7 was one of the most popular phones at the time. Selling your old Galaxy S7 is as easy as selecting the relevant storage capacity and condition and comparing the different prices on offer from the recyclers featured on Compare and Recycle. Once you have chosen the offer you're happy to go ahead with, simply fill out your details in the checkout process. The recycler will send you a freepost pack to send your phone back to them for checking.

Once your chosen recycling company receives the device, they will perform a few checks to make sure that the phone meets the condition that you submitted and that there is not any excessive damage. Once they have finished testing the device, they will either come back to you with a recalculated offer or the offer will stay the same. If they have reduced the offer, most recyclers will post your device back free of charge.

Why should I recycle my Galaxy S7?

The importance of recycling electronics is often disregarded. These little machines are made up of a huge array of precious and rare materials whose mining causes a huge amount of environmental destruction. Keeping these devices in circulation is incredibly important as a phone can more easily be given a makeover compared to raw materials having to be extracted to make a new device. When you sell your Galaxy S7, you are doing your bit to prevent your phone from becoming e-waste.

Samsung Galaxy S7 Price History

The benefit of keeping a phone for over three years is that they are still in demand from recyclers for spare parts or for phone replacement services. The S7 was released in 2016 for around £550 and slightly more for the higher capacity model. The phone is still popular today and has not depreciated as quickly as various other models have done. The time of the year that the offer prices drop the most are just after Christmas and when a new Samsung phone is released.

Can I Sell My Broken Samsung S7?

Selling your broken Galaxy S7 is encouraged, as many recyclers can refurbish, resell or recycle broken devices relatively easily. They can use their specialist tools to repair most issues caused by general mishaps. However, if your device has water damage, even though this phone is water resistant, previous repairs or cracked screens can affect the durability of the waterproofing. Please check the terms and conditions of your chosen recycler to see if they still accept water damaged phones.