Sell your iPad
The standard iPad, every generation and storage size — the couch tablet, the school tablet, the one that spends its life playing videos in the kitchen. We buy both Wi-Fi and cellular models.
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Sell my iPad.
Get cash today.
Got an ecoATM or PayMore offer? Bring it in — we'll beat it.
iPads don't die — they get replaced and then they sit. The iPad that became the kids' movie screen, the Galaxy Tab in the nightstand drawer, the Surface from two jobs ago, the Fire tablet nobody charges anymore. Big screen, small screen, Wi-Fi only or cellular — bring it in as it sits. We buy tablets whether they're working, cracked, or completely dead — and you leave with money in hand instead of mailing a fragile 13-inch screen across the country and hoping for the best.
Walk in — no appointment needed. Round Rock · Bastrop · South Austin.
- Real cash — not store credit, not a gift card
- Most visits take 10–15 minutes
- Cash, Zelle, or Cash App — your choice
- Have a keyboard case or stylus that goes with it? Bring them — they can help your offer
- Every tablet we buy gets a free, full data wipe before resale
5 years
Buying electronics in Texas for 5 years
$6 million
Worth of devices bought from local sellers
100,000
Around 100,000 devices purchased
10–15 minutes
Walk in, get paid in 10–15 minutes
No account. No photos to upload. No fees. We make you an offer in store, on the spot — and there's no obligation to sell if you don't like it.
Tablets we buy
Tablets come in more shapes than phones ever did — a 7-inch reader, a 13-inch laptop replacement, a kids' tablet in a chunky foam case. If it has a big touchscreen and no phone number, odds are we buy it. One tablet, or a whole stack left over from a classroom, an office, or a family upgrade — bring them all in and we'll make you an offer on every one.
Sell your iPad Air & iPad Pro
iPad Air and iPad Pro, in the 11-inch and 13-inch sizes, including the older 12.9-inch iPad Pro. These are the tablets people draw, edit, and work on — if yours came with a Magic Keyboard or an Apple Pencil, bring them along, because a complete Pro setup is worth more than the tablet by itself.
Sell your iPad mini
We buy every iPad mini generation. It's the size that fits in a jacket pocket or a pilot's flight bag.
Sell your Galaxy Tab
The Galaxy Tab S series with its AMOLED screen, the Tab A series, and the Tab FE models. Got the S Pen that came with it? It belongs with the tablet — bring it. We buy both Wi-Fi and cellular versions.
Sell your Surface tablet
Surface Pro and Surface Go — the tablets that run full Windows. Not sure which one you have? Flip out the kickstand — the model is printed underneath. Still have the Type Cover keyboard and Surface Pen? Bring them. To the next buyer, a Surface with its keyboard is a laptop, and that helps your offer.
Sell your Fire tablet
Fire HD 8, Fire HD 10, Fire Max 11, and the Kids Edition tablets in the foam bumper cases. One Fire tablet is a small sale — but most houses have two or three of them in drawers, and a stack of them adds up.
Not sure which tablet you have?
Tablets are the hardest devices to identify — an iPad Air and an iPad Pro look identical in a case, and half the Galaxy Tabs just say "Samsung" on the back. Here's where each one hides its name:
- On an iPad: Settings → General → About shows the model name and the storage size.
- On a Galaxy Tab or Fire: Settings → About tablet — and check whether yours is Wi-Fi only or has cellular.
- On a Surface: flip out the kickstand — the model is printed on the back, underneath it.
- Battery dead or screen cracked, so you can't check? Bring it in anyway — on most tablets, the model and serial number are printed on the back or the SIM tray.
Tablet condition, honestly: the screen is the story
On a tablet, almost everything you care about is the screen — it's the biggest sheet of glass you own, and it's what the next buyer is paying for. So yes, condition moves a tablet's offer more than it does on most devices. But a flawed tablet is still a tablet we buy. Here's how we look at the things that actually go wrong with them:
- Screen — a clean, fully responsive screen is worth the most. A spider-webbed corner, a crack across the glass, dead spots where touch doesn't register, or lines across the display all lower the offer — none of them end it.
- Battery — tablets live on standby for weeks, so a tired battery hides well. One that drains in an hour, swells enough to lift the screen, or only works plugged in is worth less, but still worth bringing in.
- Charging port — does the cable only work at an angle, or is the port loose or packed with lint? That's the most common wear we see on tablets. Tell us about it — it affects the offer, not whether we make one.
- Stylus — an Apple Pencil or S Pen with a worn-down tip, one that won't pair, or one that no longer holds a charge makes the setup less complete. A working stylus helps; a tired one doesn't end the sale.
- Keyboard case — keys that don't register, a trackpad that's given up, or a hinge and case worn smooth from daily use. A keyboard in good shape adds to a complete setup; a worn one is still worth bringing.
- Bent frame, scuffed corners — tablets get sat on and dropped on tile. Cosmetic wear is expected on a device this size.
- Won't turn on at all — dead in a drawer for a year might just be a deeply drained battery. Bring it in and we'll give you a straight answer.
- Brand new / sealed — never opened, or like new with the box and everything in it.
What to bring with your tablet
Tablets travel with more gear than any other device we buy — chargers, pens, keyboards, cases. Here's what to bring:
1. The tablet, case and all
Bring it as it sits — folio case, kids' foam bumper, screen protector still on. Don't charge it first and don't peel anything off. If it's dead in a drawer, bring it dead.
2. Its charger, stylus, and keyboard
Tablets are picky about chargers — an iPad needs a USB-C or Lightning cable and the right power brick, and a Surface has its own magnetic connector. Bring the one that belongs to your tablet if you still have it. Same for the Apple Pencil, S Pen, or Surface Pen, and any keyboard case, Magic Keyboard, or Type Cover made for it: on their own they're easy to lose, but paired with the tablet they make a more complete setup and can help your offer. The original box helps too. Missing all of it isn't a deal-breaker.
Before you come: if the tablet still turns on, back up your photos, then sign out of the account it's tied to — iCloud on an iPad, your Google or Samsung account on a Galaxy Tab, your Amazon account on a Fire tablet, or your Microsoft account on a Surface — and remove the screen passcode. We can't buy a tablet that's still locked to an account — see below. Not sure how? Call 281-739-4316 and we'll talk you through it.
What we don't buy
Short list, no surprises — and on tablets it almost always comes down to accounts, because a tablet is usually signed in to whoever set it up, which isn't always the person holding it.
Stolen tablets
We don't buy stolen devices, in any condition, ever.
iCloud-locked iPads
An iPad still signed in to someone's iCloud account can't be sold to us — that includes the hand-me-down iPad a relative set up years ago and forgot the password to. Sign out of iCloud first if it's yours.
Account- or passcode-locked tablets
We can't buy a Galaxy Tab locked to a Google or Samsung account, a Surface locked to a Microsoft account, or any tablet stuck behind a passcode — including tablets still managed by a school or an employer. If you can, remove the account and the lock before you come in.
How it works
No shipping a glass screen across the country. No waiting for a check in the mail. Three steps, and usually 10–15 minutes from the time you walk in until you're paid.
1
Walk in
No appointment, no booking ahead. Walk into Round Rock, Bastrop, or South Austin during store hours with your tablet — and its keyboard or stylus, if it has them.
2
Get your offer on the spot
We look at what moves a tablet's value — model, screen size, storage, Wi-Fi or cellular, and the condition of that big screen — and make you an offer right there. No obligation — if you don't like it, you walk out with your tablet.
3
Get paid
Cash, Zelle, or Cash App — your choice, on the spot. Not a gift card, not store credit, not a bill credit.
A person, not a kiosk slot
Kiosks are built around phones. A 12.9-inch tablet is awkward to feed into a machine, and even more awkward to pack into a mail-in box — that big screen is the easiest part to break in transit, and the quote was set before it ever shipped. Here, you hand your tablet to a real person in a real store, hear the offer face to face, and leave with the money.
Why sell your tablet here?
Tablets get undervalued more than any device we buy — too many buyers see a big slab of glass and price it like an oversized phone. We buy tablets every day, and we price the things that make one tablet worth more than another: screen size, storage, cellular, and the accessories that came with it.
We beat kiosk offers
Got a number from ecoATM or PayMore? Bring it in — we'll beat it. That's the deal, in writing.
Your accessories count here
A lot of buyers price the bare tablet and treat the Magic Keyboard, the Type Cover, and the Apple Pencil as worthless extras. Bring yours — a tablet with its keyboard and stylus is a complete setup, and we price it that way.
We wipe your data — free of charge
Every tablet we buy is wiped clean before resale, at no cost to you. Tablets hold a lot of your life — family photos, the kids' school accounts, streaming logins, saved passwords. All of it is erased. Ask us in store and we'll walk you through what happens to your data.
Find a store
Three Texas locations buy tablets every day we're open. Round Rock & South Austin: Mon–Sat 10 AM – 6 PM, Sun 12 PM – 5 PM. Bastrop: Mon–Sat 10 AM – 6 PM, closed Sunday.
Round Rock
115 Sundance PkwyRound Rock, TX 78681
Mon–Sat 10 AM – 6 PM, Sun 12 PM – 5 PM
Bastrop
107 Childers Dr Ste 300Bastrop, TX 78602
Mon–Sat 10 AM – 6 PM · Closed Sunday
South Austin
9900 S IH 35 Frontage RdAustin, TX 78748
Mon–Sat 10 AM – 6 PM, Sun 12 PM – 5 PM
Questions about selling your tablet
Straight answers. Anything else, call 281-739-4316.
How much is my tablet worth?
A tablet's value rides on its screen size, storage, and whether it's Wi-Fi only or cellular, on top of the model and condition. Your exact offer depends on that exact model, storage, and condition, so a real person in a real store gives you the exact offer on the spot — not a kiosk or mail-in quote that ends up less than promised. Bring your tablet in and we'll make you a real offer on the spot. And if ecoATM or PayMore already gave you a number, bring that too — we'll beat it.
Should I bring the Apple Pencil, S Pen, or keyboard with it?
Yes — if you have them, bring them. An Apple Pencil or S Pen, a Magic Keyboard, a Surface Type Cover, a Galaxy Book Cover keyboard: paired with the tablet, they make it a complete setup and can help your offer. Selling the tablet alone is fine too — the accessories are a plus, not a requirement.
Does it matter if my tablet is Wi-Fi only or cellular?
It can. A cellular iPad or Galaxy Tab — the kind with its own data plan and a SIM tray — is a different model from the Wi-Fi-only version, and we price it as one. Not sure which you have? A SIM tray on the edge is the giveaway, or check Settings → About. Either way, we buy both.
My tablet only charges if I hold the cable at an angle. Will you still buy it?
Yes. A loose or worn charging port is one of the most common things we see on tablets — years of plugging in on the couch will do that. It affects the offer, but it's no reason to leave the tablet in the drawer.
Do you buy cracked or broken tablets?
Yes. Cracked screens, a touchscreen that doesn't respond in one corner, batteries that barely hold a charge, tablets that won't turn on at all — bring them in as they are. On a tablet the screen is most of the value, so condition matters, but a broken tablet is not a worthless tablet.
My tablet is locked — or it's a school or work tablet. Can I sell it?
Not while it's locked. We can't buy iCloud-locked, Google- or Samsung-account-locked, or password-locked tablets, stolen tablets, or tablets still managed by a school or an employer. If it's your tablet, sign out of iCloud, your Google or Samsung account, or your Microsoft account and remove the screen lock before you come in, and it's a normal sale. Hand-me-down iPad still signed in to a relative's account? They'll need to sign out first — call us if you're not sure how it works.
What about the kids' Fire tablets and old family iPads?
Bring them. One budget tablet on its own is a small sale, but most families have a stack — the old iPad, two Fire Kids tablets the kids outgrew, the Galaxy Tab from before the upgrade. Sign out of the accounts on each one if you can, bring them all in one trip, and we'll make you an offer on the whole stack.
How long does it take?
Plan on 10–15 minutes for a tablet sale, from the door to being paid. A family stack of tablets takes a bit longer than one on its own.
How do I get paid?
Cash, Zelle, or Cash App — your choice, paid on the spot before you leave. No gift cards and no store credit.
Do I need an appointment?
No — just walk in. Round Rock and South Austin are open Mon–Sat 10 AM – 6 PM and Sun 12 PM – 5 PM; Bastrop is open Mon–Sat 10 AM – 6 PM and closed Sundays. We'll take care of you.
What happens to my photos and data?
Every tablet we buy is wiped clean before resale, at no cost to you. Tablets hold family photos, kids' school accounts, and years of saved logins, so back up anything you want to keep before you come in — once a tablet is wiped, that data is gone.
Do I need ID to sell a tablet?
Yes — sellers must be 18 or older with a valid photo ID. Have it with you when you bring the tablet in, so the sale and the payment happen in one trip.
Your old tablet is worth cash today.
Got an ecoATM or PayMore offer? Bring it in — we'll beat it. Walk in with the tablet, walk out with Cash, Zelle, or Cash App in 10–15 minutes.