Here are a few compelling reasons to consider selling your used tablets instead of keeping them:

1. Recoup Some Money: Selling your used tablets allows you to recover part of your original investment, which can be put toward upgrading to newer technology or other needs. Even older models often retain some value in the resale market.
2. Reduce E-Waste: Electronic waste is a growing environmental concern. By selling your tablets, you help prevent them from ending up in landfills and support sustainable practices by giving the devices a second life. This contributes to the circular economy, reducing the environmental impact of producing new devices.
3. Declutter Your Space: Unused tablets take up valuable space and contribute to clutter. Selling them helps create a more organized and efficient workspace or home, freeing up room for the items that matter most to you.
4. Support the Secondhand Market: Selling your old tablets strengthens the pre-owned electronics market, making affordable devices available to others. This supports a more accessible tech ecosystem where people can purchase quality devices at lower costs.

To assess if your used tablets are eligible for resale, consider these key factors:

1. Make and Model: The tablet's age, brand, and model are primary determinants of its resale value. Newer models and popular brands like Apple’s iPad generally have higher demand and value, making them more eligible for sale. Older or lesser-known brands may be harder to sell.
2. Condition: Tablets in good working order with minimal to no physical damage are more likely to be eligible for sale and command higher prices. Important condition factors include screen functionality (display and touch sensitivity), battery health, button responsiveness, and overall performance.
3. Original Packaging and Accessories: While not essential, having the original packaging and accessories (like chargers, cables, or stylus pens) can boost the tablet's appeal. Including any manuals or documentation that came with the tablet may also add value.
4. Compatibility with Current Technology: Even if the tablet is functional, it may be less desirable if it’s incompatible with the latest software, apps, or accessories. Compatibility with current technology and adequate storage capacity can make the tablet more attractive to buyers.

By considering these factors, you can better determine the eligibility and resale potential of your used tablet.

Here are some effective steps to help you evaluate the resale value of your used tablet:

1. Confirm Model and Age: Identify your tablet’s exact model, age, specifications, and features. This information is essential for market research and comparison with newer models to understand how it stacks up in terms of performance and resale value.
2. Conduct Market Research: Explore online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, and trade-in platforms to check the selling prices of similar tablets in comparable conditions. This will give you a general idea of the market value of your used tablet.
3. Assess Condition: Evaluate the physical and functional condition of your tablet. Check for visible damage like dents or scratches and test core functionalities, such as screen responsiveness, button functionality, and battery health. Be honest about any defects, as transparency can help set fair expectations with potential buyers.
4. Check Historical Pricing Trends: Research the historical price trends for your tablet model to see how its value has changed over time. This can be useful in estimating its current market worth, especially if newer models have impacted demand.
5. Consider Professional Appraisal: If you’re still unsure, seek a professional appraisal from an electronics store, IT asset reseller, or online evaluation service. Their expertise can provide a more accurate assessment based on market trends and experience.

Big Data Supply Inc. specializes in bulk purchasing of IT assets, including used tablets. While we typically look for quantities of at least a dozen newer models, we handle each case individually to find a solution that works for both parties. There is no strict maximum quantity—whether you have dozens or hundreds of tablets, we can accommodate large orders.

What to Keep in Mind:

• Tablet Brands and Models: We accept most major brands, including Apple, Samsung, Amazon, and Google tablets.
• Condition Requirements: Tablets should be in good working condition. We don’t purchase tablets that are severely damaged or older than 10 years.
• Eco-Friendly Recycling: If your tablets are no longer functional, we can offer environmentally responsible recycling options.

For free quotes and answers to any inquiries, please contact us, and our team will be happy to assist you.

To ensure your personal data is fully erased from your tablet before selling, follow these steps:

1. Back Up Your Data: Start by backing up any important files, such as photos, videos, and documents, to external storage or cloud storage. This ensures you won’t lose anything valuable during the data removal process.
2. Encrypt Your Data: If your tablet has an encryption option, enable it before wiping your data. Encryption makes data unreadable even if it’s later recovered, providing an extra layer of security.
3. Delete Personal Files: Before performing a factory reset, manually delete personal files, photos, videos, and documents stored on the tablet. Be thorough, as files may be saved in various apps or folders.
4. Sign Out and Delete Accounts: Sign out of any accounts linked to your tablet, such as email, social media, or cloud storage accounts, and delete apps that require login information.
5. Perform a Factory Reset: Use your tablet’s factory reset option, typically found in the settings menu, to erase all data and restore the tablet to its original settings. This will clear out stored files, apps, and settings. For specific reset instructions, refer to the manufacturer’s website or manual.
6. Remove SD and SIM Cards: If your tablet has an SD card or SIM card, remove them before selling the device to ensure no data remains on external storage.
7. Verify Data Removal: After the factory reset, double-check for any remaining personal information by browsing through the tablet’s settings, file explorer, and storage.

If you’re selling your tablet to Big Data Supply Inc., we’ll use secure erasure methods to ensure complete data removal, and we’ll provide a Certificate of Data Destruction for compliance and your peace of mind.