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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.

Samsung Galaxy S7 32GB

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Sell my Samsung Galaxy S7

Looking to sell or trade in your Samsung Galaxy S7? MoneySuperMarket works with carefully selected recyclers to ensure you get a great price for your handset, as well as making sure it is reused, refurbished or recycled properly, with nothing being sent to landfill.

How do I sell my Samsung Galaxy S7?

Compare offers. The process of selling your Samsung Galaxy S7 is straightforward with MoneySuperMarket. See the offers above, and tell us your phone’s storage capacity, whether it is locked or unlocked and what condition it’s in
Send in your device. Your recycler will send you a postage pack or mail instructions which you can then use to send in your old device
Get paid. When your recycler receives your Samsung Galaxy S7, they’ll give it a once over to be sure it’s in the condition they were expecting. If there’s unexpected damage, they may change their quote. You’ll then get paid via PayPal, bank transfer or cheque

How much can I sell my Samsung Galaxy S7 for?

The amount you will be paid for your Samsung Galaxy S7 comes down to the condition it’s in.

If your S7 is in good condition it will get the best price possible, but phones with cracked screens and lots of scratches won’t get as much. The good news is that damaged phones are accepted in most cases.

Take a look above for the most up-to-date quotes on an old Galaxy S7.

When is the best time to sell my Samsung Galaxy S7?

Samsung updates its Galaxy S phones in February each year, at its annual Samsung Unpacked events. It’s smart to sell your S7 before this date, although because it’s an older device, prices are unlikely to fluctuate too much.

Samsung Galaxy S7 price history

The Samsung Galaxy S7 was first launched in March 2016, costing £569 for an entry level model.

That price has of course gone down a lot since then. Although it’s now an ageing handset, you can still expect to get some money to put towards a brand new phone.

Will my Samsung Galaxy S7 be recycled?

If your Samsung Galaxy S7 has suffered damage, such as a damaged screen or scratched frame, then it will be recycled or refurbished for sale. Badly broken phones will be stripped for parts, which are then used to fix other phones

Can I get paid for a broken Samsung Galaxy S7?

Although you will be paid for a broken Galaxy S7, the price you get comes down to the kind of damage.

Cracked screens and lots of scratches are fine. However, severe liquid damage usually means recyclers will reject the device, especially if it cannot be switched on. Be sure to check directly with recyclers for their policies.

For more information, you can read our guide to selling damaged phones.

Can I trade my old Samsung Galaxy S7 for a new one?

Absolutely. The money you get for your Galaxy S7 can be put towards the cost of a newer handset. We have devices to suit all budgets, from manufacturers including Samsung, Apple and Google.

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What other Samsung phones can I sell?

You can sell various Samsung phones through MoneySuperMarket, including the Galaxy S22, Galaxy A53 and Galaxy S10.

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