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BankMyCell is the best place to sell your GoPro Hero 6; every 15 minutes, we compare 98417 prices across the 12 most trusted, verified and reviewed buyback stores to get you the best offer.
| GoPro Hero 6 | Top Offer Price | Lowest Offer Price | Online: Average Cash Value | BankMyCell: Extra Cash Earned |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flawless | $61.00 | $20.00 | $40.50 | +$20.50 |
| Good | $42.00 | $15.00 | $28.50 | +$13.50 |
| New/Boxed | $61.00 | $20.00 | $40.50 | +$20.50 |
By comparing with BankMyCell, today’s best GoPro Hero 6 resale price is $61.00 compared with the average market value of $36.50. Our comprehensive price comparison platform makes sure you’re always on top of the best deals for your GoPro unit despite prices varying largely across different buyback stores.
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Unfortunately, online buyback stores no longer buy cracked units for this GoPro model. However, you can check if local stores near you, such as automated buyback kiosks, will still offer cash for your cracked device.
What is considered a ‘Cracked’ condition?
Your device is considered cracked if its screen protection has cracks and chips or if its exterior protective covering has dents and heavy cosmetic damage. BankMyCell buyers no longer accept devices in this condition.
Unfortunately, online buyback stores no longer buy broken units of this GoPro model. However, you can check if local stores near you, like automated buyback kiosks, will still offer cash for your broken device.
What is considered broken?
If your device has any or a combination of hardware and software issues, it is considered broken. Additionally, if your device does not turn on, it is also no longer accepted by BankMyCell buyers.
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Brad Tuttle
Senior Editor at Money.com
