Bulk batches from refresh cycles. Singles from dusty cupboards. Working, broken, partially working, parts-only. We'll quote on most things if you've got them.
Most ages considered. The list below is what we see most often — if yours isn't on it, probably still fine. Send it and we'll look.
Not on the list? Probably still fine. The list is "what we see most" — the obvious office machines you'd find in any UK SMB. If you've got something unusual, mention it and we'll look.
Powers on, screen fine, keys/trackpad work. Light scuffs and corner wear expected. The bread-and-butter of what we buy.
Cracked palmrest, missing keys, dent in lid. Functional but tatty. We refurbish or sell as-is in our refurb channel.
Screen out, battery dead, BIOS-locked, charger lost. Often fixable. Often worth more than people think.
Liquid damage, motherboard fault, won't boot. RAM, drives, panels, hinges, batteries, palmrests, keyboards — the parts have value.
Anything we can't transport or handle safely. Sorry, not us.
Three- or four-year leasing cycle ends. New machines arrive. The old ones go in a stockroom and sit there. We turn up at the end of the refresh, take the old kit, you free up the space and recover some value.
Downsizing, moving, going hybrid, closing a branch. We collect what's not coming with you, wipe the data, pay you for what we use.
Switching from Windows to Mac. Switching MSP. Changing IT model. The kit on the floor doesn't fit the new world. We take it.
Honestly, the most common one. A cupboard, a shelf, a corner of the server room. Nobody knows what to do with it. That's the job.
Older than most people think. Don't write off your kit before asking — just send it (or a photo) and we'll be straight. Apple holds value especially well, but plenty of older Windows laptops are still worth something.
Fine. Mention it. Devices without chargers get a small reduction (we add the cost of a replacement). Box of mixed chargers in the cupboard counts — bring it.
Release them from your MDM (Intune, Jamf, Kandji, whatever) before collection. We can't wipe and resell devices that are still enrolled. If you can't release them centrally, mention it — some devices are unrecoverable and we'll quote them as parts-only.
MacBooks need to be signed out of iCloud and removed from Apple Business Manager before we can resell them. If they're locked, the device goes to parts-only. Easy to check before collection — we'll send instructions if useful.
Every drive is wiped to NIST 800-88 Purge spec — overwrite plus verification. You get a Certificate of Data Destruction per device with serial number, drive model, method, and verification result. Drives that won't accept a wipe are physically destroyed instead. More on data security.
Rough numbers, brand mix, age — whatever you've got. Even just "a cupboard of old ThinkPads" is enough to start.
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