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SELL YOUR PIXEL 7 PRO
A Pixel 7 Pro is worth between $15 and $131 here, and every number in between sits in the grid further down. Most people call this a trade-in. We call it a Buyback, and the difference is that you walk away with money instead of credit toward another handset.
You pick how you are paid. A gift card averages about 3 percent more than the cash figure because the brands add their own bonus. PayPal lands the same day and PayPal takes 2.99 percent of it. A bank transfer takes 2 to 4 days and a check takes 3 to 5. A sealed phone is the one exception, since anything graded Brand New is paid by PayPal only.
The camera bar is the fastest way to know what you are holding. It runs the full width of the back, and the Pro carries three lenses in it where the plain Pixel 7 carries two. The extra one is the 5x telephoto, and it lives behind its own strip of glass.
Two tests on that bar, thirty seconds each. Open the camera and tap 5x. The frame should jump to something closer and cleaner, not slowly enlarge the picture you already had. Then drag a fingernail across each lens window. A scratch in the coating glides under your nail. A chip catches, and a chip in glass grades the phone Faulty even when every photo it takes is sharp.
Most of the Pixel 7 Pros we buy land on Good, which means light wear nobody would notice at arm's length. Pick your row honestly and the price you accept is the price we pay.
One oddity in this phone's grid, and we would rather say it than hide it: the 256GB pays more than the 512GB at every grade. That is what the resale market is doing rather than a mistake on our side, so read your own row instead of assuming bigger is better.
Google promised five years of updates from launch on this phone, which runs out in October 2027. A Pixel 7 Pro in a drawer earns nothing and gets cheaper every month, so the best place to sell a used Pixel 7 Pro is wherever will quote it today. Shipping is free in both directions. If yours will not power on we cannot buy it, because we cannot test it or clear your data, and we will recycle it free and wipe it first. Here is how to erase it before it leaves the house.
LIVE PRICES
The used resale value of a Pixel 7 Pro runs from $15 for a cracked 128GB up to $131 for a sealed 256GB. A used 256GB in Good condition is $100, and the same phone in Fair condition is $60.
Storage and wear set the number between them. Every figure below is an unlocked price pulled live from our own feed, so it is what we are paying today rather than what we paid last quarter.
| Comparison row | 128GB | 256GB | 512GB |
|---|---|---|---|
Brand New | $105 | $131 | $126 |
Flawless | $100 | $125 | $120 |
Good | $75 | $100 | $95 |
Average | $68 | $90 | $86 |
Fair | $45 | $60 | $57 |
Faulty | $15 | $20 | $19 |
HOW IT WORKS
Pick 128GB, 256GB or 512GB, then your carrier, then your grade. Do the 5x test and the fingernail test on the camera bar first, because a chipped lens window is Faulty and it is the damage people forget to look for. For the carrier, open Settings and search for SIM lock. If nothing is locked, choose Unlocked. Otherwise choose the network you pay each month. Whatever price you accept is held for 14 days.
We email you a prepaid USPS label. Before you tape the box, remove your Google account in Settings, Passwords and accounts, and then factory reset. That order matters: resetting first can leave the phone asking for your Google details when it starts up, and a phone stuck behind that is one we cannot buy. Take the SIM card out and leave the empty tray in the phone. Keep the charger, the case and the box, because none of them change the price.
Your Pixel 7 Pro is checked by hand within 48 hours of arriving. If it matches what you described, payment goes out the same day by gift card, PayPal, bank transfer or check. If we find something you missed we tell you what we found and what it changes, and you can take the phone back free. Every device gets a Department of Defense grade wipe here, including the ones we recycle rather than buy.
SPEC SHEET
Google prints the model number on the box rather than on the phone, so the practical place to read yours is Settings, About phone, Model. Both US codes are listed below.
| Google's name for it | Pixel 7 Pro |
|---|---|
| Year | 2022 |
| Model numbers we buy | GE2AE and GP4BC, the two US codes. A GFE4J is the same phone sold in Japan and we quote it the same way. |
| Display | 6.7 inch LTPO OLED, 3120 by 1440, 120Hz, Gorilla Glass Victus |
| Chip | Google Tensor G2 |
| Storage we buy | 128GB, 256GB and 512GB |
| Rear cameras | Three in the bar. A 50MP main, a 12MP ultrawide and a 48MP 5x telephoto |
| Front camera | 10.8MP |
| Battery | 5000mAh. There is no battery percentage rule on this phone, see the questions below |
| Frame | Polished aluminum, glass front and back |
| Weight | 212 grams |
| Charging port | USB-C |
| Software support | Five years of updates from October 2022, so the last ones land in October 2027 |
| Stylus | None. No Pixel has ever shipped with a pen, so there is nothing to lose |
| Biometrics | Fingerprint reader under the screen, plus face unlock |
| SIM | Takes a nano-SIM card and also supports eSIM |
| IMEI | Has to be clean, meaning nothing owed on it and no block against it |
| Colors | Obsidian, Snow and Hazel all pay the same |
PIXEL 7 PRO BUYBACK QUESTIONS
A 256GB in Good condition is $100. The same phone in Average condition is $90, and a 128GB with a cracked screen is $15. Storage, wear and the carrier lock decide the rest. Use the quote tool at the top of this page for your exact phone.
Count the lenses in the camera bar. Three means Pro, because only the Pro got the 5x telephoto. Two means the standard Pixel 7. The Pro is also the bigger phone at 6.7 inches against 6.3, and its screen curves down at the long edges where the Pixel 7 is flat. If you want it in writing, Settings, About phone, Model shows GE2AE or GP4BC on a US Pro.
Then the phone grades Faulty. Any part of an Android phone that does not do its job puts it in that grade, and a telephoto that only crops the main camera counts. Tap 5x in the camera app and watch what happens: a working telephoto snaps to a different view, a dead one softens and enlarges what was already there. Say so in the quote and the price is still a real number rather than a rejection.
Yes, at the Faulty price. A crack or a chip anywhere, screen, back glass or any of the three lens windows, grades the phone Faulty no matter how well it works. On a 256GB that is $20. The lens windows are the ones people miss, so run a fingernail over each of them before you choose a grade.
No. There is no battery percentage on any Android Buyback, so there is nothing for you to go looking for in Settings and no number to hit. Battery only enters the grade the way everything else does: if the phone will not run on its own battery, that is a functionality problem and the phone grades Faulty. A battery that is merely tired does not move your grade at all.
Burn-in grades a Pixel 7 Pro Faulty. Every Pixel screen is OLED and OLED wears unevenly where the same shapes sit for years, which on this phone means the clock, the status bar icons and the bar across the bottom. The long version of the test, with what does and does not count, is on the Pixel 6 page, and it works the same here.
Yes, and unlocked pays the most on this phone at every grade and every size. If your Pixel 7 Pro is tied to AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon, choose that network in the quote tool rather than guessing, because we check the lock during inspection. If you can get the carrier to release it before you mail it, do that first and quote it again.
Because that is what the market pays, and we would rather show you the real grid than tidy it up. The 512GB Pixel 7 Pro sells slowly secondhand and the 256GB does not, so the middle tier holds its value better. It means the honest advice on this page is to read your own row rather than assuming the biggest phone wins.
Not while the payments are still running. A phone on a carrier installment plan or a lease sits under a financial obligation and we cannot purchase those. Clear the balance, then quote it like any other phone.
No, and that is a firm no rather than a lower price. A phone reported lost or stolen, blocked by a carrier, or still asking for the previous owner's Google account after a reset cannot be bought at any grade. Signing out of your Google account before the factory reset is what keeps a good phone out of that pile.
We cannot buy it. A phone that will not power on cannot be tested and your data cannot be cleared off it, and both of those are dealbreakers. What we can do is recycle it free, wipe it to Department of Defense standards on arrival, or mail it back to you at no charge. Tell us which you want.
No. Obsidian, Snow and Hazel are worth exactly the same. Condition, storage and the carrier lock are the only three things that move the number.
Either one is a US Pixel 7 Pro and both quote identically, so you do not need to work out which. Google prints the code on the box, which most people no longer have, so read it in Settings, About phone, Model instead. A GFE4J is the Japanese version of the same phone and we buy that too.
No. Keep all of it. Google stopped putting a charger in the box on this generation anyway, and none of those accessories change what we pay. No Pixel has ever come with a stylus either, so there is nothing missing from yours. Mail the phone on its own and take the SIM card out first.
Remove your Google account first, in Settings, Passwords and accounts, then go to Settings, System, Reset options, Erase all data. Doing it in that order clears the lock that would otherwise stop the next person setting the phone up. Full steps are on our erase page. We wipe every device again when it lands here, to Department of Defense standards, so your photos, messages and saved passwords are gone twice over.
Pick your storage, your carrier and your grade. It takes about a minute, and the price holds for 14 days.
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