Sell your Amazon devices
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Select your Amazon device to sell
Fire Tablets
Fire HD 10 Plus (2021)
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Fire HD 10 (2021)
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Fire HD 8 (2015)
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Fire HD 7 (2015)
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Fire HD 10
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Fire HDX 8.9 (2014)
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Fire HD 7 (2014)
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Fire HD 6 (2014)
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Kindle Fire HDX 8.9
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Kindle Fire HDX 7
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Kindle Fire HD 8.9
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Kindle Fire HD 7 (2012)
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Kindle Fire (2nd Gen)
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Kindle Fire (1st Gen)
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Kindle E-readers
Kindle Paperwhite Signature (2021)
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Kindle Paperwhite Kids (2021)
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Kindle Paperwhite (11th Gen, 2021)
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Kindle Oasis (10th Gen, 2019)
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Kindle Paperwhite (10th Gen, 2018)
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Kindle Oasis (9th Gen, 2017)
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Kindle Oasis (8th Gen, 2016)
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Kindle Paperwhite (7th Gen, 2015)
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Kindle Voyage
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Kindle (7th Gen, 2014)
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Kindle Paperwhite (6th Gen, 2013)
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Kindle Paperwhite (5th Gen, 2012)
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Kindle (5th Gen, 2012)
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Kindle Touch
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Kindle (4th Gen, 2011)
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Kindle DX Graphite
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Kindle (3rd Gen, 2010)
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Kindle DX
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Kindle (2nd Gen, 2009)
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Kindle (1st Gen, 2007)
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Echo Speakers
Echo Displays
What affects your Amazon payout
Every offer on MyDeviceValue is set by a real buyback company against a specific Amazon device. A few things move the number up or down more than anything else.
- Carrier lock. Unlocked Amazon devices typically beat carrier locked offers because more buyers can accept them. Each model page has a network selector so you can see your exact payout.
- Model and year. Newer Amazon devices hold the highest top prices. If you are deciding when to sell, the price drop is usually steepest in the first 30 days after a new generation launches.
- Accessories and account lock. Original box and charger usually do not change the offer, but a missing power button, dead biometrics, or activation lock will. Sign out of your accounts and disable Find My or Google account lock before shipping.
How to sell your Amazon in 4 steps
Pick your exact Amazon device
Use the grid above to find your model. On each model page you can choose storage, carrier and condition so the offers shown match the device you have.
Compare offers and click through
every offer card links straight to the buyer’s checkout. MyDeviceValue is free and never takes a cut, so the price you click is the price you lock in.
Ship for free
Reset the Amazon device, sign out of your accounts, remove your SIM if applicable, accept the prepaid label the buyer emails you, and drop the package at USPS, UPS, or FedEx depending on the buyer.
Get paid
Inspection usually takes 1 to 2 business days after the device arrives. Payment is issued the same day inspection clears via PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, check, or ACH.
Amazon buyback FAQs
Is an unlocked Amazon device worth more than a carrier locked one?
Usually, yes. Most vendors here accept both, but unlocked devices attract more bidders, which pushes the top price up. Use the network selector on each model page to filter offers to your specific carrier so you see the exact payout.
Can I sell a broken or cracked Amazon device?
Buyers vary on whether they accept a damaged Amazon device. Check the Faulty grade on your model page. If no offers appear, the device may currently be uneconomic to recycle through buyback. Manufacturer recycling or a local repair shop are usually the next best routes.
How long does it take to get paid for a Amazon device?
Once you accept an offer, most vendors send a prepaid shipping label within 24 hours. Inspection takes 1 to 2 business days after the device arrives, and payment is typically issued the same day inspection clears. End to end, expect 7 to 10 business days from when you ship.
Is it safer to trade in my Amazon device with my carrier or manufacturer instead?
Carrier and manufacturer trade in programs are convenient but usually pay in store credit at well below open market rates. The buyback companies on MyDeviceValue pay cash (PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, ACH, or check) and most sellers receive 20 to 40% more than the equivalent trade in.