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"Every household in the U.S. has more than four phones in drawers," said Robert Hackl, President of MCE Systems, a mobile device intelligence platform.On average, Hackle says, "Each of those phones is worth $140.""Older version phones can go for anywhere from $50 to the higher, newer stuff going for $300 or so," said Patricia Maddux with"The iPhone 6 for instance, because you can’t put any updates on those phones anymore," said Maddux.
While older tech, such as flip phones, may fetch pennies on the dollar, some first generation iPhones, like the iPhone 2G, Nokia 3310, and Ericsson T28 are going for $50 to $1,000 on eBay. "For something that is from 2014 to 2019, you’re looking at between $100 to sometimes $600," said Maddux. Most major cell phone companies offer trade-in credits when you buy a new phone, including Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile.
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