Sell Your Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Wi-Fi + 4G

Sell My Phone is a leading comparison site that aggregates offers from dozens of tech recyclers. This saves you time and ensures you find the best price for your Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Wi-Fi + 4G, backed by our price match guarantee.

The price you receive for your Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Wi-Fi + 4G depends on:

• Storage Size: Devices with more storage generally command higher prices.
• Condition: New devices fetch the most, followed by working, and then broken devices.
• Network Lock: Unlocked devices usually receive higher offers than those locked to a specific carrier (e.g., EE, O2, Vodafone). However, locked devices can still be sold.

Typically, your quoted price is locked in for around 14 days from the time you accept an offer. It's crucial to send your device within this period, as phones can lose value rapidly. If your device is received after the specified timeframe, or its condition doesn't match your description, the recycler may re-grade it, and a new offer might apply.

If a recycler assesses your Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Wi-Fi + 4G and finds its condition doesn't match your description, they will revise their offer. You will usually be contacted (e.g., via text or email) with the new quote, which is typically valid for 48-72 hours.

• Accept: If you accept the revised offer, the payment will be processed accordingly.
• Decline: If you decline, your device will be returned to you (usually within 3-5 working days).
• No Response: If you don't respond within the given timeframe, the revised quote may be automatically accepted, and the payment processed.

Payment methods typically include:

• Bank Transfer
• PayPal
• Cheque (less common)

Payment is usually processed within 1 working day after the recycler receives and inspects your device, provided there's no change to your original quote. If a revised quote is issued and accepted, it may take slightly longer (e.g., up to 6 working days).

Yes, this is a critical step. Before sending your Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Wi-Fi + 4G:

1. Back up your data: Ensure all your personal data (photos, contacts, etc.) is backed up to Google Drive, your computer, or cloud storage.
2. Remove Google Account: Go to Settings > Accounts > Google and remove your Google account. This prevents activation lock issues.
3. Remove Manufacturer Accounts: If applicable, remove any manufacturer accounts from Settings > Accounts.
4. Perform a factory reset (optional): Go to Settings > System > Reset > Factory data reset (path may vary by manufacturer). This securely wipes all your personal data from the device, protecting your privacy. Note: The recycler will perform this as part of their comprehensive device check, but doing it yourself provides extra peace of mind.

While some recyclers may accept devices still under contract, it's crucial to check your contract terms and conditions with your carrier first. Selling a phone under contract without fulfilling your obligations can lead to early termination fees or continued payment requirements. Some specialist recyclers may offer services for contract phones, but it's essential to understand any financial implications from your network provider.

• Network-Locked Devices: Many recyclers on Sell My Phone accept devices locked to a specific network (e.g., Vodafone, EE, O2), though these may receive a lower valuation than unlocked devices. From December 2021, all new phones sold in the UK are unlocked by default.
• Google-Locked Devices: Android devices with Factory Reset Protection (FRP) or Google account lock are generally not accepted by most reputable recyclers or will fetch significantly reduced or zero value. It is essential to remove your Google account before sending your device.
• Blocked or Blacklisted Devices: Phones reported as lost, stolen, or blacklisted on the IMEI database are typically not accepted by legitimate recyclers. Attempting to sell such a device is illegal, and recyclers may report it to the authorities.

Yes, battery health is typically checked as part of the assessment process. Many recyclers require a minimum battery health percentage of 80% or above for a device to be considered in 'good' working condition. If the battery health is below this threshold, a deduction may be applied to your quoted price.

Accessories like the original box, charging cable, and power adapter are generally not required when selling your Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Wi-Fi + 4G, except when selling a device that is brand new in box.

Most phone recyclers use Royal Mail Tracked 24 or Tracked 48 for their Freepost return services. These services typically include compensation cover of up to £150 for loss or damage. For higher-value items it is recommended to consider upgrading your postage to a fully insured service like Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed by 1pm, which offers compensation for up to £750 for a price of £9.25, or £1000 of compensation for £12.85. While the Freepost label covers basic tracked postage, it may not fully cover the market value of your phone in case of loss or damage. Always check the specific recycler's shipping instructions and Royal Mail's compensation policies, as recyclers typically do not take responsibility for items lost or damaged in transit if you opt for the standard Freepost option with insufficient insurance.

If you choose to upgrade your postage to a service like Royal Mail Special Delivery for higher insurance cover, the additional cost is typically paid for by the seller. The Freepost label provided by the recycler generally covers a standard tracked service with a lower compensation limit.

Recycling your Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Wi-Fi + 4G offers significant environmental benefits:

• Resource Conservation: It reduces the demand for mining new raw materials, including precious metals like gold, silver, copper, and palladium, and rare earth elements.
• Reduced Landfill Waste: It prevents harmful electronic waste, containing toxic substances like lead and mercury, from polluting landfills and ecosystems.
• Energy and Emissions Reduction: Reusing and recycling components save the substantial energy and resources required to manufacture new devices, thereby cutting pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
• Circular Economy: It supports the circular economy by repurposing valuable materials for new products, creating jobs in the recycling industry.

Generally, it is not recommended to send more than one device in the same parcel, even if you are selling multiple phones. Most recyclers require a separate order and shipping label for each device. This ensures that each item is individually tracked and insured correctly. You can easily sell up to 50 devices at a time on the checkout page by adjusting the quantity. Just click next step on your chosen offer above to see the offer for selling multiple devices.

Royal Mail is actively committed to sustainability and aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2040. They are investing in electric vans and renewable electricity to decarbonize their operations. While their services are not yet fully carbon-neutral, they are making significant strides toward reducing their environmental impact. Information regarding Royal Mail's compensation is detailed in the previous questions.