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THE BEST ONLINE MARKETPLACES FOR SELLING YOUR USED DEVICES

Whether it’s fairly new or old, sometimes you buy a device and then…it sits. Maybe you don’t like it, or maybe you find something better. Regardless, if you want to free up some space and recoup some of your initial investment, you have several options.

You can go about it in one of two ways: either through a buyback service like Decluttr or Gazelle, or through an online marketplace like eBay or Facebook Marketplace. (To learn more about the distinction, see our primer on how to sell old tech.)

THE BEST WEBSITES FOR SELLING TECH

Online marketplaces come in several flavors—some are auction based, others use a fixed price. Some

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