How we value gaming and high-spec laptops
The CPU, GPU, memory, storage and condition details that make a laptop enquiry useful — without an automatic-price promise.
Read guideTHE EXE JOURNAL
Useful guides for understanding your device, preparing it for handover and deciding what comes next.
The CPU, GPU, memory, storage and condition details that make a laptop enquiry useful — without an automatic-price promise.
Read guideFind the specification, back up what matters, remove accounts and plan the right data-removal process before handover.
Read guideYour next steps: agreed Redhill drop-off or UK post-in, inspection, discussion of any revised offer and payment by bank transfer.
Read guideThe model, specification and condition details that help you get a useful offer.
Read guideA practical starting point for checking your MacBook and preparing to sell.
Read guideWhat to share in an enquiry and how to prepare for a local handover.
Read guideGet a clearer picture of your laptop battery before asking for an offer.
Read guideRead the existing EXE guide to turning off Find My iPhone before handover.
Read guideA starting point for reviewing the devices your organisation no longer needs.
Read guideLearn when unwanted electronics may have resale value, what to include in an EXE enquiry, and how to recycle devices that cannot be reused.
Read guide →Compare selling privately, asking a specialist buyer and using trade-in schemes, with practical steps for describing and preparing unwanted tech.
Read guide →A faulty laptop may still be considered for an offer. Learn which model details, fault descriptions and handover information make an enquiry useful.
Read guide →Plan an appointment with EXE at 91 Brighton Road, Redhill. Find out what to share before a visit and how inspection and payment work.
Read guide →Based in Crawley and selling a laptop, phone or business batch? EXE is based in Redhill and offers appointments or UK post-in by agreement.
Read guide →Understand phone blacklisting, how it differs from SIM and account locks, and what an owner should check before selling a blocked phone.
Read guide →Remove your own Samsung account, check Google account protection and prepare a Galaxy phone for handover using Samsung's official guidance.
Read guide →Understand Windows sign-in, resetting a laptop and removing it from your Microsoft account, with steps for a personal Windows device.
Read guide →Prepare an enquiry for a damaged or faulty iPad, including the model, condition, account status and data checks needed before handover.
Read guide →Choose the official message-transfer route for iPhone and Android, check your conversations on the new phone and prepare the old device for sale.
Read guide →Compare ways to sell an old phone, check its exact model and condition, and prepare your accounts and data before agreeing a handover.
Read guide →CeX accepts some non-working phones under its current grading policy. Check the eligibility limits, describe the fault and prepare your data.
Read guide →A practical guide to selling to CeX, including exact product selection, membership checks, data preparation and the official Drop & Go process.
Read guide →Choose a responsible route for an unwanted mobile phone, protect stored information and find the right recycling point when resale is unsuitable.
Read guide →Decide whether an old tablet suits continued use, sale, donation or recycling, and prepare its model details, accounts and personal information.
Read guide →Prepare a computer monitor for sale with the right model details, an honest screen check and agreed transport. Ask EXE about your display.
Read guide →Find a practical route for a broken phone. Describe the fault, protect your information and check acceptance before arranging an EXE enquiry.
Read guide →Compare practical routes for selling an old laptop, identify its specification and prepare your data before requesting a manual EXE offer.
Read guide →Understand when an old laptop may qualify for a paid sale and when electrical recycling is more suitable. Request a manual assessment from EXE.
Read guide →Prepare your Xbox for sale with the exact model, storage, accessories and fault details. Protect your account and request an EXE console enquiry.
Read guide →Check a phone's IMEI status with the right organisation, understand the limits of a check, and separate blacklisting from network and account locks.
Read guide →Sign out of Apple ID on iPhone, iPad or Mac, review your own account's devices online, and understand what preparation a new owner needs.
Read guide →Distinguish surface marks, screen-protector damage and scratched glass, and avoid abrasive DIY methods that can make a phone screen worse.
Read guide →Use the original network's authorised unlocking process and understand why it is separate from a passcode, account lock or IMEI blacklist.
Read guide →Check where Android contacts are saved, sync device and SIM contacts when supported, and create a verified contacts export before resetting a phone.
Read guide →Find an iPhone's model name, A-number and storage capacity, including useful alternatives when the phone cannot open Settings.
Read guide →Back up and verify your information, choose the full iPhone erase process, and understand account locks and eSIM preparation before handover.
Read guide →Assess a damaged phone screen safely, protect accessible data and compare a repair assessment with an honest faulty-device selling enquiry.
Read guide →Understand iPhone Locked to Owner, use Apple's authorised account-removal routes, and prepare a legitimately owned iPhone for handover.
Read guide →Check iPhone network-lock status and confirm other phones with their provider, without confusing SIM faults, account locks or blacklisting.
Read guide →Choose Quick Start, a wired transfer or an official backup restore, then verify important information before erasing the old iPhone.
Read guide →Export selected iPhone contact lists or iCloud contacts as a file, verify what is included, and keep your personal contact information secure.
Read guide →Free space by reviewing apps and files, understand synced-photo deletion, and use a full erase only when you intend to clear the phone for another owner.
Read guide →Verify backups, handle Google and manufacturer accounts correctly, and use the phone maker's reset instructions when preparing Android for another owner.
Read guide →Find the details that affect an iPhone or Android phone's value and compare cash buyback, private sales, trade-in credit and vouchers before selling.
Read guide →Use official iPhone, Samsung and Pixel repair estimates to compare repairing a cracked screen with selling a faulty phone, without relying on generic prices.
Read guide →Prepare an iPhone or Android phone for sale, record its specification and faults, protect your accounts and understand EXE's personal assessment process.
Read guide →Separate devices with possible resale value from electrical waste, prepare stored information and choose a suitable household or business recycling route.
Read guide →Identify your PS4 model, describe the console and controllers, back up saved data and prepare the system before asking EXE for a personal assessment.
Read guide →Remove a Google Account from an Android device without deleting the whole account, check backups and address device protection before a phone sale.
Read guide →Follow Apple's wet-connector guidance, avoid rice and heat, understand when to stop using the phone and describe liquid exposure before an EXE enquiry.
Read guide →Use official Redhill station information, live train updates and accessibility guidance to plan an agreed visit to EXE at 91 Brighton Road.
Read guide →Compare console selling options and prepare your Xbox, PlayStation or Nintendo for sale, including model details, accessories, backups and account removal.
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Start with the model. We’ll take it from there.