Sell your Moto G Power (2025) for cash

There is one storage size, so wear is the whole story. A Good one, meaning light wear you cannot spot at arm's length, is $25. A sealed one still in its wrap is $35. Quote yours at the top of this page for the exact figure.

Settings, About phone, Model number. XT2515 is the 2025 and XT2415 is the 2024. If the phone is not to hand, the water rating settles it: the 2025 is IP68 and IP69 rated and Motorola printed that everywhere, while the 2024 has no rating at all. The screen also grew from 6.7 inches to 6.8. The older one has its own prices on our sell your Moto G Power (2024) page, and they are lower.

Only if something stopped working. Water that did no damage costs you nothing, and a phone that came through it fine grades on its marks like anything else.

So run the phone through its jobs once before you pick a grade. Every button, the fingerprint reader in the power key, both cameras, the charging port, the screen, and a call to somebody. Anything that has stopped doing its job is a fault, and a fault of any kind means Faulty. That is the same rule that covers a dead button or a camera that will not focus, so a soaking gets no special treatment.

Maybe, and the answer is not on the screen. Gorilla Glass 5 is good at surviving the fall, so the front is the last place to look. Start at the four corners of the frame, because that is what a big phone lands on. A corner that is scuffed or slightly flattened is wear, and wear picks a grade depending on whether your fingernail can feel it.

Then check both rear lens covers. They are small pieces of glass sitting proud of the back and they chip where the screen would not. A chip there is broken glass, so the phone is Faulty, even though the photos still come out. Same answer for a crack anywhere else. Front, back or lens, cracked is Faulty no matter how well the phone works.

Yes, and a cracked one is worth quoting rather than binning. Any crack or chip, on the front glass, the back or the camera glass, moves the phone to Faulty no matter how well it works. A cracked Moto G Power (2025) pays $13. Pick Faulty at the quote step and the number you see is the number you get.

Flawless means no marks at all, anywhere, under a lamp. Good means light wear that disappears at arm's length. Average means marks you can see close up but cannot feel with a fingernail.

Fair is heavy wear you can actually feel, deep scuffs and scratches, with no cracks and no chips. The fingernail is the whole test, and it is worth being strict with yourself, because most people grade kindly and then get surprised.

No. There is no battery percentage rule on any Motorola we buy. Do not hunt for a battery health screen and do not worry about how many cycles the 5000mAh cell has been through. The only way a battery touches the grade is if it has genuinely stopped working, and at that point it is caught by the same rule as any other broken part.

Not for money. Without power we cannot test the phone and we cannot clear your data off it, and we are not going to pay for something nobody can check. Free recycling is the alternative and it is a real one: mail it on our label, we destroy the data properly and dispose of the hardware properly. Prefer it back? That return is free too.

Not while there is a balance on it. A phone on an installment plan or a lease is under a financial obligation, and we do not purchase devices under financial obligations. Finish the payments, then quote it here and nothing about the process changes.

Then we cannot buy it at any grade. An FRP or Google account lock stops the phone at the sign-in screen and only the original account gets past. Blacklisted, reported lost or stolen, or blocked by a carrier are the same answer. Removing your Google account before the factory reset is what avoids this, and doing it in that order matters.

Depends what you want out of it. A carrier pays in bill credit, drip fed over two or three years, and only while you stay on the plan. We pay cash once, the day after your phone clears inspection, with no strings. Go and get the carrier number if you want to hold them side by side. Ours is printed on this page and there is nothing behind it.

Two steps, in this order. Settings, Passwords and accounts, tap your Google account, Remove account. Then Settings, System, Reset options, Erase all data. Your photos, messages and saved passwords are erased and they cannot be recovered. Our erase your device page walks through it with pictures. We wipe every phone again on arrival, but yours has to come off first or the account lock travels with it.

Pick your method at checkout. Gift card is emailed and comes out roughly 3 percent ahead, because the brands add a bonus. PayPal lands instantly and PayPal takes a 2.99 percent fee. Bank transfer is 2 to 4 days, a mailed check 3 to 5. All four go out the same day the phone clears inspection. Sealed Brand New phones are PayPal only, which is worth knowing before you choose.

Somewhere that quotes it honestly and takes the risk off you, which is the real problem with mailing a phone to a stranger. Our shipping is free, the price is locked for 14 days, the return is free if you do not like what we find, and every phone is wiped to Department of Defense standards whether we end up buying it or not. The number on this page is not a starting point for a negotiation. It is the number.