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Where to Sell Your Used iPhone, iPad, or iPod

By Matthew Lynch
June 3, 2023
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As technology evolves, so do our gadgets. Whether it’s an upgrade to the latest iPhone, iPad, or iPod, or simply a move toward more advanced features, many of us find ourselves with a surplus of old devices that are no longer needed. But what do you do with these used gadgets? While some people opt to keep them as backups, others prefer to sell them and make a little extra money. If you’re among the latter group, here are some of the best places where you can sell your used iPhone, iPad, or iPod.

Apple Trade-In Program

If you’re looking to upgrade to the latest iPhone, iPad, or iPod, the easiest way to sell your old device is through the Apple Trade-In program. Simply enter your device details on the Apple website, get a quote, and ship your device to Apple. Once they receive and verify your device, they will send you a gift card that you can use to pay for your new purchase. The amount you receive will depend on the condition and age of your device, but it’s a quick and hassle-free way to get rid of your old gadget.

Gazelle

Founded in 2006, Gazelle is a popular online marketplace where you can sell your used iPhone, iPad, or iPod. To get started, simply answer a few questions about your device, and Gazelle will make an offer. If you accept the offer, you can ship your device to Gazelle for free, and receive payment via check, PayPal, or Amazon gift card. Gazelle also offers a price-lock guarantee, which means the price they offer for your device is locked in for 30 days, giving you time to decide whether or not to accept.

eBay

eBay is another well-known online marketplace where you can sell your used gadgets. Simply list your device for sale, set a price, and wait for potential buyers to bid. Once your device sells, you ship it to the buyer and receive payment via PayPal. While selling on eBay can sometimes be a bit more time-consuming and requires more effort on your part, you have the potential to earn more money for your device than through other methods.

Amazon Trade-In

If you have an Amazon account, you can also take advantage of their trade-in program. Simply search for your device on the Amazon Trade-In page, answer a few questions about its condition, and get an offer. If you accept the offer, you can ship your device for free, and receive payment in the form of an Amazon gift card. While the payout may not be as high as selling on eBay, it’s a quick and easy way to get rid of your old gadget and earn a little extra shopping money on Amazon.

Swappa

Swappa is an online marketplace specifically for buying and selling used mobile devices. It’s known for being a safe and secure marketplace, as Swappa verifies all devices before they’re listed for sale. To sell your used iPhone, iPad, or iPod, simply create a listing, set a price, and wait for potential buyers to make an offer. Once your device sells, ship it to the buyer and receive payment via PayPal. Swappa also offers a lower transaction fee than eBay, so you can potentially earn more money for your device.

In conclusion, there are plenty of great options when it comes to selling your used iPhone, iPad, or iPod. Whether you choose the hassle-free Apple Trade-In program, eBay’s bidding system, or an online marketplace like Gazelle, Amazon Trade-In, or Swappa, it’s important to choose a method that suits your needs and earns you the most money for your device. With a little patience and some research, selling your used gadget can be a breeze.

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