Selling your iPhone with Mobile Monster is a straightforward and hassle-free process. As one of the most popular and sought-after phones on the market today, there is always demand for these older model iPhones.

To sell your phone, select the Galaxy Note from the “Sell your iPhone” menu, select your model and storage size, select your iPhone’s condition, review your information, and proceed to checkout. You will also need your device’s IMEI number which you can find by calling #06# on your iPhone.Either mail in your iPhone or drop it off in person for inspection. You’ll be paid once the inspection is complete.

We accept the standard Galaxy Note, Galaxy Note Pro, Pro Max, and Plus in any colourway. Any storage capacity from 128GB to 1TB is also accepted.

The value you get for your iPhone depends on a number of factors. The most important factor is the condition. Brand new or ‘as new’ Galaxy Notes will be worth more than phones with a considerable amount of wear and tear.

The model of the iPhone also determines the value. Standard Galaxy Notes cost less than Pro Max models and are less valuable to trade in. Storage also affects the trade in value.To see the current trade in value for your model and condition, select your model, storage size, and condition. The price reflected is an estimate until we receive and inspect your device.

If we determine the condition to be different from what you selected, we can either send your device back to you or offer you an updated trade in value for your device.We still offer the most competitive rates on the market. We will even match and surpass any competitor’s offer by 5%.

If you prefer to sell or trade in your Galaxy Note in person, we are located in the heart of the Melbourne CBD at Level 4/306 Little Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000.Please note that you will still need to complete a sell order online before coming in. Trading hours are 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. We do not keep cash on the premises and all sales will be made through either ETF or cheque.

Broken Galaxy Notes are what we consider dead condition. We do still accept non functioning devices for parts and recycling. We can offer you the fairest possible price for your dead device if you wish to trade it in.