Sell your Google Nexus 6 32GB

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Your device has not been used and is still sealed in its original packaging, along with the accompanying accessories (e.g. earphones). Every part of your device needs to be working as it did when it was new, (e.g. charging port still needs to work). It can have signs of use, but cannot have any chips, dents, or cracks. Your device can have a cracked screen or casing, and show heavy signs of use. If it doesn’t power up or has liquid damage, then check with the recycler as they may not accept it.

Google Nexus 6 32GB

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Want to sell your Google Nexus 6 32GB?

With each new version of Android, Google commissions a smartphone with the perfect specs and hardware to run it on. For Android 5.0 Lollipop in 2014, that smartphone was the Motorola Nexus 6.

It came complete with a 5.96-inch Quad HD display with super slim bezels, and ran on a 2.7GHz quad-core processor and 3GB RAM - so the stock Lollipop experience would have been a smooth one. You’ll also find a 13MP camera on the back and a 2MP one on the front. Plus, the Nexus 6 is easy to spot: it came in either a smooth white, or black on the back with blue around the edges.

It’s been a while since this phone came out, however, and Android has since moved on. Lollipop has become a tad dated as a platform, especially if you’re a tech savant who wants the latest phone. Luckily, it’s easy to sell your Nexus 6 32GB and get something new. Use our comparison tool to find the best deal - with all these mobile recyclers on the site, you’re bound to find a quote that works for you. Then just choose one you like and click through to enter your details.

Can I sell a broken Google Nexus 6 32GB?

Don’t worry if your Google Nexus 6 32GB is broken or damaged - many phone recyclers will still buy it. A phone usually counts as broken if it has:

a cracked screen
broken buttons
power issues
lots of chips and dents
a corrupt operating system

A broken Google Nexus 6 32GB will sell for less than a working one, and even less than a brand new one - obviously - but nonetheless, they’ll sell. Just make sure you’re honest about your gadget's condition and you’ll get the most accurate quotes. If a recycler receives your device but decides it is not in the condition they expected, they’ll send you a revised quote by email, which you can choose to accept or reject. Some will charge postage if you want your gadget back, though others will do it for free.

Can I sell a Google Nexus 6 32GB with water damage?

Selling a water damaged phone is a little trickier, but some recyclers do buy handsets with water damage. Search for quotes on a broken Google Nexus 6 32GB above, and check with the recycler if you're not sure whether it will accept a water damaged phone or not.