Sell your Galaxy Note Series

The highest top buyback offer across the Galaxy Note Series models on MyDeviceValue today is $180 for the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, paid by SellLocked in Flawless condition. Offers refresh as vendors update their pricing, so the comparison table on each model page is always the live number.

2 buyback companies are actively pricing Galaxy Note Series models on MyDeviceValue right now. SellLocked is paying the top headline number today, but rankings move daily based on demand and inventory. Click into your specific model page to see who is paying the most for your exact device.

It does. Across this scope, the 512GB variant is currently earning up to $180, while the 128GB version tops out at $140. Picking the correct storage on your model page makes sure the quoted offer matches what your device will actually receive.

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.

Yes. Several vendors here buy Galaxy Note Series models in Faulty condition, currently topping out at $25. Fully describe the issue (cracked screen, dead battery, water damage, no power) before shipping. Misrepresenting the device almost always leads to a revised lower offer when the buyer inspects it.

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.

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.