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SELL YOUR GALAXY TAB S7 FE
A Galaxy Tab S7 FE pays between $7 and $105. Those are small numbers and we are not going to dress them up. Most people call it a trade-in. We call it a Buyback, and the difference is that a person here looks at your tablet and pays for what is actually in front of them.
Start with the pen, because on a payout this size it is most of the money. The Tab S7 FE came with an S Pen in the box. A Tab S7 FE that arrives without one grades Faulty. Not a step down, the bottom of the table, which on a 64GB tablet is the difference between a takeaway lunch and a bus fare.
The FE pen is a strange little thing and it is worth knowing what you have. It is fatter than the pen that came with a Tab S7 or a Tab S7 Plus, it has no battery inside it, no Bluetooth, and no way to charge. There is nothing on this tablet that charges a pen, which is exactly why so many of them ended up in a drawer instead of stuck to the back.
So the way to prove your pen is fine is to use it, not to look for a battery level. Open Samsung Notes, draw a slow line from one corner to the other, then press harder and watch the line thicken. A pen that skips, or one that only draws when you press hard, has a worn tip. Tips unscrew and replacements cost a couple of dollars, and it is cheaper to fix that than to be graded down for it.
The Tab S7 FE screen is an LCD, so burn-in is not a thing that can happen to it and there is no test for it on this page. That is also the quickest way to separate it from the tablet it looks exactly like. Both are 12.4 inches, but the FE is LCD and the Tab S7 Plus is AMOLED, and the FE pays a good deal less.
Where to sell a Galaxy Tab S7 FE comes down to who still quotes one at all. We do, used or broken, cracked screen included. Cellular models pay more than WiFi ones here, so pick the right one when you quote. If yours will not power on we cannot buy it, but we will recycle it free. Its bigger sibling has its own numbers on the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus page.
LIVE PRICES
The used resale value of a Galaxy Tab S7 FE runs from $7 for a cracked 64GB WiFi tablet to $85 for a sealed 256GB WiFi one, and $105 if that sealed one is a cellular model.
Most FE tablets that reach us are Fair, which means wear you can feel with a fingernail but no cracks. A 256GB WiFi tablet in that shape pays $45. WiFi prices for all three capacities are below and they update themselves from our feed.
| Comparison row | 64GB | 128GB | 256GB |
|---|---|---|---|
Brand New | $45 | $65 | $85 |
Flawless | $45 | $65 | $85 |
Good | $35 | $55 | $75 |
Average | $30 | $47 | $64 |
Fair | $21 | $33 | $45 |
Faulty | $7 | $11 | $15 |
HOW IT WORKS
Choose 64GB, 128GB or 256GB, then WiFi or WiFi + Cellular, then the grade. Put your hand on the S Pen first. Without it the tablet prices as Faulty, and on this model that is a big share of a small number. Your Buyback price holds for 14 days.
A prepaid USPS label arrives by email. Sign out of your Samsung account and your Google account, pull the memory card, then factory reset. In the box goes the tablet and the pen. The keyboard cover, the case and the charger stay with you, because none of them are priced in.
We check the tablet by hand within 48 hours of it landing and tell you what we found. If it matches, the money goes out that day as a gift card, PayPal, a bank transfer or a check. Bought or recycled, every tablet gets a Department of Defense grade wipe.
SPEC SHEET
The model number is printed on the back and it is also in Settings, About tablet, Model number. FE stands for Fan Edition, which is Samsung's word for a cheaper version of the flagship.
| Samsung's name for it | Galaxy Tab S7 FE |
|---|---|
| Year | 2021 |
| Model number, WiFi | SM-T730 and SM-T733 |
| Model number, LTE and 5G | SM-T735 for LTE and SM-T736B for 5G |
| Display | 12.4 inch LCD, 2560 by 1600, 60Hz. An LCD cannot burn in |
| Chip | Snapdragon 778G on WiFi, Snapdragon 750G on 5G |
| Storage we buy | 64GB, 128GB and 256GB |
| S Pen | In the box and required. Passive, no battery, no Bluetooth, and this tablet cannot charge one |
| Card slot | microSD, dedicated tray |
| Battery | 10,090 mAh, 45W charging. No percentage rule applies to it |
| Charging | USB-C |
| Cameras | 8MP on the back, 5MP on the front |
| Headphone jack | None |
| Weight | 608g |
| IMEI | LTE and 5G models have one and it has to be clean. A WiFi tablet has no IMEI |
| Colors | Mystic Black, Mystic Silver, Mystic Green and Mystic Pink all pay the same |
GALAXY TAB S7 FE BUYBACK QUESTIONS
Capacity, connectivity and wear. A 256GB WiFi tablet in Fair is $45. Move that same one up to Good and it is $75. A 64GB with a cracked screen pays $7. The quote tool at the top of the page gives you your exact combination in under a minute.
Yes. It came in the box with the tablet, so we treat it as part of the tablet, and a Tab S7 FE that arrives without one grades Faulty however clean it looks. There is no way for us to put that back once it is here.
Any Tab S7 FE pen will do, including a replacement you bought later. It does not need to pair, it does not need charging, and there is no battery in it to go flat.
Because the pen that came with your Tab S7 FE is a passive one. No battery, no capacitor, no Bluetooth. Samsung kept those parts for the flagship pens, and it also left the charging coil out of this tablet, so there is nowhere on a Tab S7 FE to charge a pen even if yours had a battery. Nothing is broken. If you want Air actions you need the S Pen Pro, sold separately, and we do not need that one sent.
Open Samsung Notes and draw a slow diagonal line across the screen, then press harder halfway through. You want one unbroken line that gets thicker where you leaned on it. Skips, gaps, or a line that only appears under heavy pressure usually mean a worn tip rather than a dead pen. The tip pulls out and a replacement pack is a couple of dollars. Fix that before you quote and you keep the grade the tablet deserves.
They are the same 12.4 inches, so go by the screen and the model number. Play a bright video and swipe a long list: the FE runs at 60Hz and the Plus at 120Hz, so scrolling on the Plus looks noticeably smoother. In a dark room the FE glows faintly gray on a black picture because it is an LCD, while the Plus is AMOLED and goes properly black. Then settle it in Settings, About tablet. SM-T730, T733, T735 or T736B is an FE. SM-T970, T975 or T976B is a Tab S7 Plus, and it pays roughly double, so it is worth checking rather than guessing.
Yes, and it is still worth posting. Any crack or chip, screen or back, means Faulty even if everything works. Faulty is a price here: $7 on a 64GB, $11 on a 128GB, $15 on a 256GB. Pick Faulty at the quote step and there are no surprises at inspection.
Yes, and the rule is short: if a part of the tablet does not work, the tablet is Faulty. We do not keep a list, because the list always misses the one thing that happened to you. Speakers, charging port, buttons, cameras, WiFi, the touchscreen in one corner. Any of them failing is the same answer, and the same price.
It cannot. The FE uses an LCD panel and burn-in only happens to AMOLED. Do not go hunting for a ghost of the navigation bar on this one. The check that is worth two seconds on an LCD is a dead pixel: a full white image at high brightness will show a stuck dark dot if you have one, and that counts as a failed part, so Faulty.
No, and please do not go looking for a battery health screen on this tablet. Samsung has no equivalent of the iPhone battery number, and we have no percentage rule on any Samsung. Battery only reaches your grade if it has genuinely stopped doing its job, and at that point it is a part that does not work, which the functionality rule already covers.
No, because tablets do not carry a carrier lock. What has to happen is both sign-outs: your Samsung account and your Google account, off the tablet, before it ships. If it turns up still signed in we cannot get past the setup screen, so we cannot test it and it goes home. LTE and 5G models add one thing, a clean IMEI. WiFi tablets have no IMEI at all, so there is nothing to check on those.
We cannot buy it. FRP lock, Samsung account lock, a tripped Knox counter, blacklisted, reported lost or stolen: all the same outcome at every grade, and none of it is something we can clear from our side. You get it back on us. Sign out first and the whole question disappears.
Sign out before you reset, in that order. Settings, Accounts and backup, Manage accounts, remove your Google account and your Samsung account. Then Settings, General management, Reset, Factory data reset. Take the memory card out and keep it, since a reset does not touch what is stored on a card. Our erase your device page walks through it with pictures. We also run a Department of Defense grade wipe when it lands, so your data goes twice.
No. Covers, cases, keyboards and chargers are not priced into a Buyback, so they add nothing and they can go missing on the way. The S Pen is the only accessory we need. Everything else stays in your cupboard.
Not for money. Without power we cannot test it and we cannot clear your data off it, and we will not guess at a price. Free recycling is the other door: post it on a free label, we wipe it to Department of Defense standards and dispose of it properly. If you would rather have it back, that is free as well.
Rarely on an FE, and the shape of the offer is different anyway. Carriers hand you bill credits spread over two or three years, tied to staying with them and usually to buying something new. We send cash after inspection with nothing attached. A 256GB Tab S7 FE in Good is $75 here. Put that next to whatever your carrier quotes, in real dollars rather than credits, and take whichever is genuinely bigger.
Storage, connectivity, grade. About a minute, and the price is held for 14 days.
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