If it’s time to say goodbye to your trusty old Nokia, find the best Nokia 7.1 trade-in value quickly and easily with BankMyCell. We operate a price-comparison website that shops around for the best buy-back deals, so you don’t have to.
If you want to sell your Nokia 7.1, buy-back prices can vary considerably between buyers, whether they're in-store or online. You'll get better prices from phones in newer condition, unlocked, and have higher storage capacities. That said, comparing quotes can garner you some extra cash at the end of the day.
In a perfect world, we’d all have hours to spend comparing quotes and deals for the best Nokia 7.1 trade-in price. But we’re too busy for that. In-store trade-ins and ATM kiosks know you’re busy and tend to offer lower prices because you don’t have time to haggle.
We know you’re busy, too, so we help by laying out all your best options for you. We’re impartial and list only reputable buyers, so sell your old Nokia 7.1 in confidence by picking the best deal on BankMyCell.com.
Sometimes repairing a cracked phone screen isn’t worth the time and cost. So, consider selling your broken Nokia 7.1 through BankMyCell and make money on it instead of spending money to get it fixed. Use the filters at the top of the page to select "cracked," and a list of potential offers appears in seconds.
Let's face it, it's pretty hard to destroy a Nokia, but sometimes they do take a beating. In the interest of upcycling, sell your Nokia 7.1 instead of throwing it in the trash. Select the “faulty” tab to update the listings, and you might be surprised at what you can get for it.
Selling your electronics to BankMyCell is really simple! Select your devices carrier, storage size and condition to get an instant quote! Ship your items for FREE and get instantly paid from one of our buy-back stores they day they receive it.
The Nokia 7.1 you’re selling was a mid-range smartphone launched in October 2018. To identify the devices key features, it had a Gorilla Glass 3 front and back with a sturdy aluminum frame surrounding the device – this gives it a solid feel.
Looking at the front of the Nokia 7.1, it had a 5.84 inch LCD touchscreen, where it doesn’t scream premium, this screen was a good, responsive and bright display. The screen reaches the sides, leaving a very small bezel edge, front 8 mega pixel camera is placed top center – this protrudes out into the screen in a notch. The rear of the Nokia 7.1 phone has a dual 12 and 5 megapixel camera, this is top center in a slightly raised section of the phone. The 2 cameras and sensor are in a vertical row, beneath it is a fingerprint scanner and the Nokia logo.
Before you sell your Nokia 7.1 make sure you remove your SIM card from the Nano SIM slot, and be sure to reset the phone to clear down all your personal data as well as remove any Micro SD cards you have inside. The Nokia 7.1 you’re selling will be priced by the 32GB and 64GB model, make sure you select the correct storage size for an accurate quote.
The operating system of the Nokia 7.1 is Android, it comes in a 3GB or 4GB RAM and has a Snapdragon 636 chipset.
The Nokia 7.1 is an example of an Android handset that offers way better features than you’d expect from similarly priced handsets in the market. Of course, this is a mid-range handset and did not pack the punch of flagship titans out at the time. The biggest letdown really was the battery life and glitch lag that happens in apps sometimes.
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