Sell your Apple iPad Pro 12.9 (5th Gen)

How Much is a Used Apple iPad Pro 12.9 (5th Gen) Worth? (Resale Value)

By comparing with BankMyCell, today’s best Apple iPad Pro 12.9 (5th Gen) resale price is $676.00 compared with the average market value of $296.03. The value of your device can differ significantly across trade-in stores, but you can be confident you’re informed about your device’s true worth knowing you checked offers from over 30 buyback stores with our comparison tool.

Your Apple iPad Pro 12.9 (5th Gen)’s resale value is calculated based on if it is:

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Can You Sell an Apple iPad Pro 12.9 (5th Gen) With a Cracked Screen or Back?

Certainly, you sell an Apple iPad Pro 12.9 (5th Gen) with cracks or damage for up to $290.00 by comparing offers with BankMyCell. Dropped your iPad while at a coffee shop and now it’s heavily cracked? Check our buyers’ offers and select the best price for a cosmetically damaged device.

Cracked Condition Selling Checklist:

Choose the ‘Cracked’ condition if any of these parts below have dents or cracks, or are shattered, or showing signs of heavy cosmetic damage.

Select a DIFFERENT condition IF:

Can You Sell a Faulty or Broken Apple iPad Pro 12.9 (5th Gen)?

Of course, you sell your faulty Apple iPad Pro 12.9 (5th Gen) for up to $225.00 to one of our trust-verified buyers; even if your iPad might have damaged hardware or might just completely not turn on at all. BankMyCell’s extensive network includes buyers who will compensate you fairly for your device, even one thats given up completely.

Faulty Condition Selling Checklist:

Choose ‘Faulty’ if the device has any or a combination of cosmetic, hardware, and software issues in the specified parts below.

No Power Selling Condition Checklist:

Can I Sell a Blacklisted Apple iPad Pro 12.9 5th Gen?

Yes, you can sell your blacklisted Apple iPad Pro 12.9 5th Gen for up to $555.00 as long as you're its legal owner. Carrier databases flag cellular-capable iPad devices for blacklisting when payment defaults happen or they get reported as lost. As long as the device's status exists it cannot connect to cellular networks yet its Wi-Fi connectivity remains operational. Buyback services continue showing interest in these devices because of their superior hardware quality which includes both the M1 chip and mini-LED display technology that enhance their appeal for parts and refurbishment.

Check this live table of today's best prices for selling your blacklisted Apple iPad Pro 12.9 5th Gen.

Blacklisted Condition Selling Checklist:

Choose 'BLACKLISTED' if your device meets the following criteria:

Can I Sell an Apple iPad Pro 12.9 5th Gen With Money Owed?

Yes, you can sell your financed Apple iPad Pro 12.9 5th Gen for up to $605.00. A financed iPad represents a device purchased under a payment plan arrangement involving regular monthly payments to either a carrier, retailer or Apple's financing services. Customers often opt for payment plans to spread out the expense of high-end gadgets such as the 5th Gen iPad Pro across multiple months. Buyback companies specifically developed acquisition channels for these devices because they acknowledge their high value despite existing financial commitments due to the revolutionary M1 chip and Thunderbolt connectivity.

Check this live table of today's best prices for selling your financed Apple iPad Pro 12.9 5th Gen.

Financed Condition Selling Checklist:

Choose 'FINANCED' if your device meets these criteria:

Important Note: You stay legally bound to the initial service provider's financial agreement if you sell a financed iPad Pro 12.9 5th Gen. Your financial commitment to the original service provider stands firm even if you transfer the device to a new owner. If you stop making payments you run the risk of damaging your credit score which might result in collection actions against you. Make sure to examine your financing agreement and consider reaching out to your provider to fully grasp any consequences before finalizing the sale of your device.