Sell your laptop.
Working, faulty, non-working, damaged, or completely dead—share one or two laptops for assessment. No bulk inventory sheet or company details required.
The laptop itself determines the value.
Two laptops that look similar can have different processors, storage, battery health, damage or locks. An accurate description helps reduce surprises at verification.
Exact device details
Brand, model, processor generation, RAM, storage, approximate age and serial number during verification.
Honest condition
Working status, battery, display, keyboard, hinge, body, ports, charging, repair history, and optional photos or video.
Ownership and locks
Proof or confirmation of ownership, charger and accessories, and removal of account, BIOS or activation locks.
From a short form to a verified handover.
You do not need to prepare a spreadsheet or erase the laptop just to request an assessment. Optional media helps with the first review but does not make the online estimate final.
Share basic details
Complete the short form with the model, condition, charger status, city, contact details, and optional photos or video.
Receive an initial assessment
SPURGE reviews the details and media, asks for anything missing, and confirms whether it can proceed.
Verify the laptop
The model, serial number, configuration, locks, battery, functions, cosmetic condition and included accessories are checked.
Agree and hand over
If you accept the verified offer, payment, documentation and the safe handover or collection method are agreed in writing.
Protect your data and avoid account locks.
Ask for an assessment first. Prepare the device only after the team confirms the next step and before it leaves your possession.
Personal data checklist
- Back up photos, documents and other files you want to keep.
- Sign out of email, browser, cloud and app accounts.
- Remove Find My, activation, MDM, BIOS and account locks where authorized.
- Erase personal data before handover; never share passwords or OTPs.
Handover checklist
- Keep the laptop until the verified offer and handover are agreed.
- Carry or share ownership evidence if requested.
- List every included charger and accessory.
- Reconfirm the serial number, final offer, payment and receipt or acknowledgement.
Selling your laptop: FAQs
Direct answers for an individual selling one or two laptops in any working condition.
Yes. This page is for individual sellers with one or two laptops. Submit the exact model, specification, condition, charger status and city. SPURGE will review the details and confirm whether the device can be considered.
You can submit a faulty, non-working, dead, or physically damaged laptop for review. Disclose battery, display, keyboard, hinge, body, charging, liquid-damage, power, and previous-repair issues. Submission does not guarantee acceptance.
No. Any initial estimate is indicative. The final offer, if made, depends on the exact model and specification, age, working and cosmetic condition, battery, charger, ownership, account or activation locks, location and physical verification.
Back up files you need, sign out of accounts, remove Find My or other activation locks where applicable, and erase personal data before handover. Keep the device until the offer and handover process are agreed. Never send passwords or OTPs.
Share the original purchase invoice if available and state whether the original or a compatible charger is included. Missing documents or accessories do not automatically decide acceptance, but ownership and the included items affect assessment and handover.
Yes. Photos and short videos are optional. You can attach up to five supported files showing the lid, screen, keyboard, underside or model label, charger, damage, or a fault. Hide personal information and do not upload passwords, documents, or unrelated media. Files help with initial review but do not replace physical verification.
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Ready to sell your laptop?
Share the model, condition, charger status, city, and optional photos or video. SPURGE will review the details before confirming whether the laptop can be assessed further.