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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). Your device needs to work as it did when it was new. It can have signs of use but no 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.

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Recycler	Trustpilot Rating	Shipping method	Get paid in	Amount you’d be paid 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.
2856 Reviews on Trustpilot	2856 Reviews on Trustpilot	Freepost Label Freepost Pack Post It Yourself Free collection by Royal Mail Free returns	1 day	£166.50 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. 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 Label Freepost Pack Post It Yourself Free collection by Royal Mail 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.
10373 Reviews on Trustpilot	10373 Reviews on Trustpilot	Freepost Pack Freepost Label Post It Yourself Free returns	1 day	£161.00 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
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.
33196 Reviews on Trustpilot	33196 Reviews on Trustpilot	Freepost Pack Freepost Label Free collection by Royal Mail Free returns	1 day	£160.00 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
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 Free collection by Royal Mail 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.
2618 Reviews on Trustpilot	2618 Reviews on Trustpilot	Freepost Label Post It Yourself Freepost Pack Free returns	1 day	£155.00 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
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 Freepost Pack 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.

Sell your Google Pixel 6 128GB

How do I sell my Google Pixel 6?

Sell your Google Pixel 6 with MoneySuperMarket by following these steps:

Compare offers. Use the tool above to find offers from recycling companies on your Google Pixel 6. Let us know how much storage it has, whether it’s locked to a network or unlocked, and if it’s broken. If you’re unsure about details like storage capacity, you can find out in your phone’s Settings app
Send in your device. Click on the deal you like and go through to the recycler’s website to give them your details. Your recycler will send you a postage pack or mail instructions which you can then use to send in your old Pixel 6
Get paid. Your recycler will assess your phone on receipt. It may change its quote if your phone is damaged more than they were expecting. If everything is ok, they will pay you via PayPal, bank transfer or cheque

How much can I sell my Google Pixel 6 for?

The price you get for selling your Google Pixel 6 is dependent on a number of factors.

Unlocked models tend to achieve a higher price compared with those locked to a network. A Google Pixel 6 with larger storage usually gets a higher price, while one new or in good working condition will always get a better price than a handset that is broken.

When is the best time to sell my Google Pixel 6?

Google usually launches its new Pixel phones in October each year. That means it’s a good idea to sell your Pixel 6 before then, as prices are likely to drop when a new model hits the market and consumers clamour to sell their old device.

Of course, if your phone is stuck in a drawer gathering dust, it’s always a good time to sell it and do your bit for the environment.

Google Pixel 6 price history

The Google Pixel 6 launched in October 2021, costing £599 for a 128GB model. The larger 256GB edition was not released in the UK.

Since then, it’s reduced steadily in price. See the table above for some of the current offers on a Google Pixel 6.

The Pixel 6 launched at the same time as the Pixel 6 Pro and was later joined by the more affordable Pixel 6a.

Will my Google Pixel 6 be recycled?

As long as your Pixel 6 is in good working condition it will most likely be reconditioned and resold. Models that are damaged may be fixed or taken apart and their components used to repair and recycle other Pixel devices.

Can I get paid for a broken Google Pixel 6?

You can get paid for a broken Google Pixel 6. Just remember that a broken Pixel 6 will not get as high a price as one in working condition. It’s also vital to know that quoted prices from recyclers may fall once they’ve made their own checks on a broken device.

Faulty batteries, cracked screens, and dents are usually acceptable to recyclers. However, liquid or water damage often means recyclers will not take your old Google Pixel 6. Be certain to go through terms and conditions first before deciding on the recycler you wish to sell to.

Read more in our guide to selling a broken phone.

Can I trade my old Google Pixel 6 for a new one?

Selling your old Google Pixel 6 and using the proceeds towards a new phone is a savvy way to get money off a sharp new handset. You could buy the next gen Pixel 7 or go for something different, like the iPhone 14.

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What other Samsung phones can I sell?

You can sell all sorts of old Google Pixel phones via MoneySuperMarket, including the likes of the Pixel 6 Pro and Pixel 6a.