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132 Reviews on Trustpilot	132 Reviews on Trustpilot	Freepost Pack Freepost Label Post It Yourself Free returns	1 day	£5.00 This is the price that the recycling company will pay you for your device. The recycler may offer you a revised quote if it receives the device in worse condition than expected – for example, if you sold a phone as working but the recycler found that the volume buttons were broken, it would reduce the quote to reflect this. Free returns	Sell this device More Details Close
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1160 Reviews on Trustpilot	1160 Reviews on Trustpilot	Freepost Label Post It Yourself Return charges may apply	1 day	£4.50 This is the price that the recycling company will pay you for your device. The recycler may offer you a revised quote if it receives the device in worse condition than expected – for example, if you sold a phone as working but the recycler found that the volume buttons were broken, it would reduce the quote to reflect this. Return charges may apply	Sell this device More Details Close
Send by A Freepost Pack refers to packaging the recycler will send you to post your device. Brilliantly, it comes with a ready-printed address, so there’s no need to pay for postage. A Freepost Label is an email attachment from the recycler containing its address and postage details, which you'll have to print and then sort out your own packaging. Freepost Label Post It Yourself Get paid in This is the maximum number of days it’ll take for you to receive payment after the recycling company receives your device. For example, a 1-day payment speed means you’ll be paid within 1 day of the recycler receiving and testing the device. 1 day Get paid by These are all the different ways that a recycler is able to pay you. You get to choose which option you’d like during the checkout process.
4413 Reviews on Trustpilot	4413 Reviews on Trustpilot	Freepost Pack Freepost Label Post It Yourself Free returns	1 day	£0.54 This is the price that the recycling company will pay you for your device. The recycler may offer you a revised quote if it receives the device in worse condition than expected – for example, if you sold a phone as working but the recycler found that the volume buttons were broken, it would reduce the quote to reflect this. Free returns	Sell this device More Details Close
Send by A Freepost Pack refers to packaging the recycler will send you to post your device. Brilliantly, it comes with a ready-printed address, so there’s no need to pay for postage. A Freepost Label is an email attachment from the recycler containing its address and postage details, which you'll have to print and then sort out your own packaging. Freepost Pack Freepost Label Post It Yourself Get paid in This is the maximum number of days it’ll take for you to receive payment after the recycling company receives your device. For example, a 1-day payment speed means you’ll be paid within 1 day of the recycler receiving and testing the device. 1 day Get paid by These are all the different ways that a recycler is able to pay you. You get to choose which option you’d like during the checkout process.

Want to sell your Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus?

If you wanted the biggest and highest-spec Galaxy S6, this was the one you got: the Galaxy S6 Edge+. Not only did it have the famous Edge screen that curves down at the sides, it was phablet-sized at 154.4mm tall, and had a bigger battery and more RAM to keep it running properly. It was also the only phone in the S6 range that you could get in pink, on top of the standard black sapphire, gold platinum, silver titan, and white pearl options.

One downside of picking the S6 Edge+, however, was that it came with less memory - 64GB was the maximum you could get. It was the most expensive of the lot too, and you couldn’t get it in Blue Topaz or Green Emerald.

Want to upgrade to the latest model? Why not sell your old Galaxy S6 Edge Plus and get a bit of cash for it? Here on CompareMyMobile we let you see trade-in prices from tons of mobile recyclers, many of which will happily buy an S6 Edge+. Just use our tool to find an offer you like and send the buyer your phone, and you’ll get your hands on that cash within days.

Can I sell a broken Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus?

Don’t worry if your Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus 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 Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus 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 Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus 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 Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus above, and check with the recycler if you're not sure whether it will accept a water damaged phone or not.

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