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SELL YOUR GALAXY TAB S7 PLUS
A Galaxy Tab S7 Plus pays between $15 and $191. Most people call it a trade-in. We call it a Buyback, because a person here opens the box, checks the tablet by hand and pays for the one you actually sent.
The S Pen came in the box with this tablet, so we count it as part of it. A Tab S7 Plus that arrives without its pen grades Faulty, straight to the bottom of the table, no matter how good the rest of it looks. Check the magnetic strip on the back before you start the quote.
Now the part that only applies to this half of the family. The Tab S7 Plus has an AMOLED screen. Its smaller brother, the Tab S7, has an LCD. AMOLED panels can burn in, LCDs cannot, and burn-in is Faulty, so this is a real check rather than a formality on a tablet that has probably spent four years showing the same three things in the same three places.
Do it in a dim room. Open a note or a blank document, make the screen fully white, turn the brightness up and look across it slowly. What you are hunting for is the ghost of something that used to be there: the outline of the keyboard along the bottom, the row of status icons at the top, a paused video bar, or the clock from the always-on screen. A faint patch that fades after a few seconds is fine. A shape that stays put when the picture behind it changes is burn-in.
If you find one, quote it as Faulty and post it anyway. It is still worth real money, and telling us up front is what keeps the number you were quoted the number you are paid.
Where to sell a Galaxy Tab S7 Plus, used or broken, is mostly a question of who still prices a 2020 flagship properly. Cellular models pay more here than WiFi ones at every grade, so pick the right one. A tablet that will not power on cannot be bought, though we will recycle it free. If it turns out you have the smaller one, the Galaxy Tab S7 page has its own numbers.
LIVE PRICES
The used resale value of a Galaxy Tab S7 Plus runs from $15 for a cracked 128GB WiFi tablet to $171 for a 512GB WiFi one with no marks on it, and $191 for that same tablet with cellular.
Flawless means exactly what it says: no marks at all, anywhere, under a light. A 512GB WiFi Tab S7 Plus in that state pays $171, the same as a sealed one. WiFi prices for all three capacities are below, straight from our live feed.
| Comparison row | 128GB | 256GB | 512GB |
|---|---|---|---|
Brand New | $96 | $146 | $171 |
Flawless | $96 | $146 | $171 |
Good | $76 | $116 | $140 |
Average | $65 | $99 | $119 |
Fair | $46 | $70 | $84 |
Faulty | $15 | $23 | $28 |
HOW IT WORKS
Pick your capacity, WiFi or WiFi + Cellular, and the grade. Do the white screen check for burn-in first, since that one is the difference between the top of this table and the bottom. Whatever Buyback price you accept is locked for 14 days.
We send a prepaid USPS label. Sign out of your Samsung and Google accounts, factory reset, and stick the S Pen to the back so it travels with the tablet. Keyboard covers, book covers and cases are not paid for, so keep them. Tracking is on the parcel the whole way.
Inspection happens within 48 hours of arrival and we tell you what we found. Matching tablets are paid the same day by gift card, PayPal, bank transfer or check. Everything gets a Department of Defense grade wipe, bought or not.
SPEC SHEET
Samsung writes it as Galaxy Tab S7+. The model number is on the back and in Settings, About tablet, Model number.
| Samsung's name for it | Galaxy Tab S7+ |
|---|---|
| Year | 2020 |
| Model number, WiFi | SM-T970 |
| Model number, LTE and 5G | SM-T975 for LTE and SM-T976B for 5G |
| Display | 12.4 inch Super AMOLED, 2800 by 1752, 120Hz. AMOLED, so burn-in is possible |
| Chip | Snapdragon 865 Plus |
| Storage we buy | 128GB, 256GB and 512GB |
| S Pen | In the box and required. Charges on the magnetic strip on the back |
| Fingerprint reader | Under the display |
| Card slot | microSD, dedicated tray |
| Battery | 10,090 mAh, 45W charging |
| Speakers | Four, tuned by AKG |
| Headphone jack | None |
| Weight | 575g, against 608g for the Tab S7 FE |
| IMEI | LTE and 5G models only, and it has to be clean. WiFi tablets have no IMEI |
| Colors | Mystic Black, Mystic Bronze, Mystic Silver and Phantom Navy all pay the same |
GALAXY TAB S7 PLUS BUYBACK QUESTIONS
Capacity, connectivity and condition. A 512GB WiFi tablet with no marks on it is $171. The same one with light wear you would not notice at arm's length is $140. Cracked, it is $28. Put your own combination through the quote tool at the top for the figure we will actually pay.
It can, and it is the one thing worth five minutes on this model. The panel is AMOLED, and AMOLED pixels dim where the same bright shape sits for months. Burn-in grades Faulty, so finding it yourself beats finding out later.
Turn the lights down, fill the screen with plain white, brightness high, and tilt it slowly. Look for a shape that does not belong: the keyboard outline across the bottom, the status icons along the top, the clock from the always-on screen, or a video progress bar. If it stays in place while the picture behind it changes, that is burn-in. A patch that fades in a second or two is just afterimage and costs you nothing.
Screen size splits them instantly. The Plus is 12.4 inches, the Tab S7 is 11. The panels differ as well, AMOLED on the Plus and LCD on the S7, which is why only the Plus carries a burn-in check. Model numbers confirm it: SM-T970, T975 or T976B is the Plus, SM-T870, T875 or T876B is the smaller one.
This is the confusing pair, because both are 12.4 inches. Stick the S Pen to the back and leave it a minute. On a Tab S7 Plus the pen charges there and the tablet says so. A Tab S7 FE cannot charge a pen at all, because its pen has no battery in it. The FE is also heavier at 608g against 575g, and its model number starts SM-T73. The Plus is worth a lot more, so check before you quote.
Yes. It shipped in the box, so it is part of what we are buying, and a tablet that arrives without one drops to Faulty. That is the harshest rule on this page and it catches people who kept the pen in a desk drawer. A replacement Tab S7 Plus pen you bought yourself is fine. It should pair over Bluetooth and hold a charge on the magnetic strip.
Yes. Cracks and chips are Faulty regardless of whether the tablet still works, and Faulty is a price rather than a rejection: $15 for a 128GB, $23 for a 256GB, $28 for a 512GB. Say so at the quote step and inspection holds no surprises.
Anything that does not work. That is the whole test, and it is broader than the Apple rules people arrive here expecting. Sound out of one speaker, a charging port that needs the cable held at an angle, a fingerprint reader that stopped reading, a camera that opens black, a patch of screen that ignores your finger. Each one puts the tablet in Faulty. Spend two minutes checking rather than hoping.
There is no such rule on any Samsung, so no. Samsung does not publish a battery health percentage the way Apple does, and we do not ask for one. Your battery only touches your grade when it has actually failed, and a failed part is Faulty by the same rule as everything else.
There is no carrier lock on a tablet, so the network it was on makes no difference to the price. Two accounts have to be signed out, though: Samsung and Google. On an LTE or 5G Tab S7 Plus the IMEI also has to be clean, since a blocked one cannot be resold. WiFi models have no IMEI, so that check simply does not exist for them.
Then we cannot buy it at any grade. FRP, Samsung account lock and a tripped Knox counter all sit alongside blacklisted and reported stolen, and none of them can be cleared at our end. We will post it back free rather than leave you wondering. Signing both accounts out before the reset avoids all of it.
Sign out first, reset second. Settings, then Accounts and backup, then Manage accounts, and remove your Google account and your Samsung account. Then Settings, General management, Reset, Factory data reset. Resetting while still signed in is what leaves a tablet locked on arrival. Full instructions live on the erase your device page. Whatever you do, we wipe it again to Department of Defense standards when it gets here.
No. Accessories are not priced into a Buyback at all, so a keyboard, a folio, a case or a spare charger adds nothing and can only get lost on the way. The S Pen is the exception, because it came in the box. Send the tablet and the pen, keep the rest.
Not a purchase, no. We cannot test a dead tablet or clear your data from it, and we are not going to invent a price for one. Free recycling is available instead, on the same free label, with the same Department of Defense wipe on arrival, and we will send it back for nothing if you change your mind.
Check, do not assume. Carrier offers arrive as bill credits over 24 or 36 months and usually require a new device or a new line, so leaving early costs you the rest. A 256GB Tab S7 Plus in Good condition is $116 here, paid as money you can spend anywhere, the day after we inspect it. Compare the two in dollars and take the bigger one.
For this one, yes, more than most of its age. The Tab S7 Plus was the flagship, the AMOLED screen has aged well and it still tops out at $191. Values do drift down every month it sits unused, so the honest advice is to quote it now rather than next spring. Postage is free either way, and if it is too far gone to price, recycling is free too.
Capacity, connectivity, grade. It takes about a minute and the price holds for 14 days.
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