The Surprising Value of Older Phones
Do you have phones that have been tucked in a drawer since Left Shark stole the Super Bowl and you broke out the Whip and Nae Nae at that forgettable wedding reception? If so, you’re not alone: the average American household has $265 worth of unused gadgets lying around. With the holidays approaching, now could be a good time to cash in on old phones and get free funds for the gift-giving season – and you might be surprised at how much some older phones are worth.
Current buyback & eBay values for older phones
PHONE | FLIPSY BUYBACK VALUE | EBAY VALUE (after fees) |
iPhone 7 (2016) | $101 – $116 | $104 – $130 |
iPhone 7 Plus (2016) | $180 – $200 | $174 – $200 |
iPhone SE (2016) | $32 – $62 | $51 – $96 |
iPhone 6s (2015) | $54 – $83 | $65 – $87 |
iPhone 6s Plus (2015) | $89 – $109 | $98 – $126 |
iPhone 6 (2014) | $40 – $59 | $53 – $77 |
iPhone 6 Plus (2014) | $72 – $92 | $83 – $123 |
Galaxy S7 Edge (2016) | $64 | $79 |
Galaxy Note 5 (2015) | $56 | $77 – $92 |
Galaxy Note Edge (2014) | $56 | $82 |
* Prices retrieved 11/9/2020. Values for lowest and highest capacity phones on the Verizon network in “good” condition. eBay values via eBay phone selling page, less standard eBay & PayPal fees
If you have old phones to sell, you can list on sites like eBay or compare offers from online buyback stores on Flipsy. The entire process takes less than an hour, which means you could make $50 to $100 per hour or more when you sell your old phones.
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