Highest Phone Trade-in and Buyback price in Singapore by Mister Mobile

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Mister Mobile’s Terms and Conditions for Trade-in and Buybacks

Firstly, we strongly recommend that you confirm and lock prices with us before making your way here. You can find our contact details easily at the top of the page, or simply use the WhatsApp button found on the bottom right of your screen. There may be price fluctuations during the day. Hence, we will honor the deal within the price lock periods ONLY IF you have received text confirmation from us. Otherwise, we will not be responsible for any inconvenience resulting from the fluctuation of these prices outside the price lock periods.

For New Phone Buyback:

• Above all, we do not deduct the buyback price if you are only selling your device without purchase.
• The phone trade-in price is valid if you have less than 3 units to trade in or sell. Hence, if you wish to sell in bulk, please contact us to confirm the price before visiting.
• The phone price lists are valid for mobile phones which are bought locally and meant for local use (ie. Local Set).
• We need all the original accessories. To ensure that you are given the highest trade-in value, please present all the original accessories. For example, when you are opting for our iPhone trade-in, we will require ALL accessories in the box including the box itself, charger, earpiece, original packaging, etc.
• You must provide your Identity Card at the point of transaction. To explain further, we need your NRIC for the trade-in process as part of the requirements of the Singapore Police Force, Additionally, we are required to adhere to the rules and regulations of our Secondhand Dealers’ License.
• Prices are valid for same-day transactions only. It is important to check again if you wish to trade in your device another day. Conversely, we update our trade-in prices daily for every model.
• Our definition of a brand new set is a mobile device that is unused, in its original packaging, and less than 3 days old. For example, a unit that is new but bought 6 months ago is considered as a used set. As such, you should carry out your due diligence to inquire if you feel there are discrepancies to our definition of “Brand New Phone”.

Used Phone Trade-in Singapore:

• Our advertised prices quoted above includes ALL the original accessories such as the box, charger, earpieces, and adaptors. Hence, the price will be lower if there are any missing accessories. Faulty, torn, and non-original accessories are not accepted.
• Our final trade-in price is subjected to visual and functional check by our Sales Team at our stores.
• Mister Mobile reserves the right to reject your buyback offer after assessment.
• The device you are trading in must not have been repaired before. For example, if you are visiting for “iPhone trade-in Singapore” and your iPhone screen has been replaced before, it will affect the final trade-in value.
• For higher trade-in value, ensure that the mobile device is in good condition with no inherent defects.
• You must provide your Identity Card at the point of transaction.  To explain, we need your NRIC for when trading-in as part of the requirements of the Singapore Police Force. Additionally, we are also required to adhere to the rules and regulations of our Secondhand Dealers’ License.

Got a broken phone to sell? Check out our repair costs for the estimated deductions of trading in your old phone.

Ending Notes

In Singapore, if you have an old iPhone and you have no use for it, we encourage you to trade in your phone without delay. To explain further, old mobile phones are essentially depreciating assets. Their resale value drops over time. Therefore, you should sell or trade-in your old handphones as soon as possible, even more so when there are impending new model launches! The result of these new model launches means that your old phone will lose value even further. Although you sometimes need to keep a spare for emergencies, it is advisable to trade in any un-needed phones as soon as possible.