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The prices of a used Microsoft Surface Pro 4 i7 vary from buyer to buyer. BankMyCell is a comparison site for mobile devices, and we can give you the best Microsoft Surface Pro 4 i7 trade-in value for your particular phone.
Your tablet’s worth depends on its condition, its storage capacity, and the service carrier. You will get the highest offers if you have an unlocked device in mint condition with 1TB of memory. Use our filter above to see the deals we have available for your Microsoft Surface Pro 4 i7. Then, select the highest one and sell your tablet.
Ideally, you want to approach several buyers for offers to increase your return on the sale. You should also sell your tablet to a buyer that offers you the price your tablet is worth, and nothing less.
We offer you all of the above and more. Our selected trade-in buyers offer more for used tablets than in-store trade-ins or ATM kiosks. You also get the opportunity to compare multiple offers and choose the best one. All our buyers offer FREE shipping. They will do a deep reset to remove your data so you can sell your old Microsoft Surface Pro 4 i7 with confidence.
Using BankMyCell, you can get a competitive Microsoft Surface Pro 4 i7 trade-in price, even if the device has a cracked screen. Click the ‘Cracked’ option to see the offers available from our buyers. This option is available if your device works perfectly but has a cracked or dented screen, frame, or casing.
BankMyCell also makes it possible to sell a broken Microsoft Surface Pro 4 i7 and make more profit on the sale. Click ‘Faulty’ if your tablet has water damage or if it won’t switch on. Our buyers will also pay for tablets with defective software or parts like ports, buttons, touchscreens, or speakers.
BankMyCell: The service offers an independent resale price comparison from popular iPhone trade-in companies. Helpful if you're looking to get paid a specific way, or you want to pick the store that does the longest price freeze, giving you time to upgrade without getting stung by price drops.
Brad Tuttle
Senior Editor at Money.com
