Since this is asked so much:
Pixel 6a is not available for trade in because it's new and Google still sells them.
Link to Google Store Terms for Trade Ins [google.com]
Link to Google Article on Trading in Phones [google.com]
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expiredwami250r posted Oct 13, 2022 04:29 PM
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expiredwami250r posted Oct 13, 2022 04:29 PM
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Honestly, I wouldnt trade your phone in; main reason is that your phone is worth quite a bit of REAL $ on the secondhand market right now, while the Google Store is best for, for no other way of putting it, *laundering* additional credit out of relatively worthless phones towards relatively decent phones.
Its $600 for the new 128GB S22U at Fi store after jumping throug hoops", $700+ for the 512 version on ebay in unknown condition)
I know time is indeed $, but youre probably better off trading in something with a high value/cost ratio, like the $100 iPhone XR ->$415 credit, and then selling your phone (in good condition?) on secondhand market. That phone is getting you a 3/1 return ($300 out for $100 in), but your phone is barely a 1.25/1 return ($950 for $700+ in...maybe even worse considering what you paid yourself for it)
Also, I've got to wonder if the people questioning why anyone would trade an S22 Ultra for this phone owns or have ever owned one. I would think the amount of people who are willingly trading them in would be a clue. All these people getting rid of their S22U is not a coincidence. On paper it's a beast, but in real life usage its just, meh. And the real deal breaker is how mind-numbingly frustrating it is to just try to pull out your camera and take photos. Unless you're just taking photos of buildings or bowls of fruit that are inanimate, good luck with that. That they've failed to address the lag on these things is astonishing. Lots of us are more than happy to take this offer to get it off our hands.
However some TIV for Apple and Samsung are higher.
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