Sell my Samsung Galaxy S

What should I do before sending my phone?

To make sure your Samsung Galaxy S trade-in goes as smoothly as possible, make sure to do the following:

• Unpair any devices like smartwatches or wireless earbuds

• Back up your data and photos via Samsung Cloud

• Sign out of Samsung Cloud on the smartphone

• Remove all content and apps from your phone using factory reset - we'll perform a second wipe when your phone reaches our HQ, too

• Remove the SIM card and any microSD cards you have in your phone

Can I sell my broken Samsung Galaxy S?

With many phones in the Galaxy S series boasting super-sleek, all-glass exteriors, scratches, cracks and other bumps and bruises can affect your phone's value. That said, we're happy to trade in broken Samsung Galaxy S phones, which is a great way to get some money back if disaster strikes.

Of course, your damaged phone might not get as much money as a pristine phone, and there are one or two issues that mean we won't buy the phone - view our broken phone guide to learn more. It's important to note you can still get a good trade-in quote for a broken handset, just select your model and memory size above to see what you could get!

How much is my Samsung Galaxy S phone worth?

If you want to get cash for your old phone, there are a number of factors that determine the value of your phone.

First - its age. The older the phone, the less money you'll get. That's because there's a higher likelihood we'll be able to sell on your phone if it's a newer model and there's a market for it.

Second - its condition. We grade phones as either good, poor, or faulty. A mobile in 'good' condition will be worth more since it will have fewer scratches on its screen or case than a 'poor' quality one. Faulty phones will have features that simply don't work - the battery might drain very quickly, for instance.

To view how much we'll pay you to sell your Samsung Galaxy S Series to us and how model and condition can impact the price, use the phone selector menu above, select a phone, and click through the various 'condition' tabs.