According to a survey from Novus Has eight out of ten Swedes at least one old mobile phone at home, and almost every fourth person has four or more. This is due to handing in their old phones when purchasing a new one, even though old mobile phones can have a high second -hand value.
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According to Mårten Lundbergwho is the communications director at three Sweden, as many as 62 percent say they have no idea what they could get for their old mobile phones.
In addition, many people choose to recycle their old mobiles, both for environmental reasons, but also because it can lower the monthly cost on a new subscription.
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Old mobile phones can have a higher second -hand value than you think. Photo: Claudio Bresciani/TTESSA Mobile phones have the best second -hand value
According to a survey from Sellcell Is it Apple’s iPhone models that generally retain its value in the secondary market. The survey shows that on average, the iPhone 13 models lost only 16.8 percent of its original value two months after launch. This means that if an iPhone 13 cost SEK 10,000 at launch, it could still be sold for about SEK 8,320 after two months. At the web shop Swappie Prices for a used iPhone 13 start from around SEK 4,000 today.
According to a report from Swedroid has some Samsung phones, especially the flagship models, also a relatively high second-hand value. Also brands such as OnePlus have been able to maintain its value relatively well.
Of course, there are several other factors that affect the price of a used mobile phone. A mobile without scratches or other damage can usually be sold for a higher sum, and models with larger storage space, as well as a battery in good condition are also more attractive in the secondary market.
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