Faulty laptopbuyout
A laptop with a cracked screen, broken hinge, spilled keyboard or no power still has value. Send the model, describe what happened and photograph the damage.
- We buy
- Screen, hinge, liquid faults
- Valuation
- Repair or parts
- Key factors
- Model and fault type
- Payment
- Cash or bank transfer
A broken laptop’s value comes down to two questions: how much the repair costs and what the laptop is worth afterwards. If the difference is positive, it is bought as repairable; if not, we value its parts.
Common faults: cracked screen, broken hinges, spilled keyboard, charging failure and swollen battery. Each lowers the value differently.
01
What we buy
- Cracked or spotted screen
- Broken hinges or lid
- Spilled keyboard
- Charging fault
- Swollen battery
- Not powering on
- Without drive or RAM
- BIOS-locked — parts only
02
What affects the price
Model
Premium or newer laptops have valuable parts even when dead.
Fault type
Screens and hinges are repairable; liquid may damage the board.
What still works
If it shows an image on an external monitor, the board works.
03
What to send for a valuation
- Model (label underneath).
- Close-ups of damage.
- What happened and when.
- Whether it powers on or shows HDMI output.
If the battery is swollen, do not charge the laptop.
Upload photosHow the buyout works
Send
Photos, model, city and a short condition note.
We assess
We review the details and ask if anything is missing.
Offer
A preliminary amount and what it is based on.
Deal
Handover and payment in cash or by bank transfer.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Repair or sell?
If the repair costs more than half of a used laptop’s value, selling usually makes sense.
Do you buy liquid-damaged laptops?
Yes. Tell us what liquid and whether it powered on afterwards.
Get an offer
The category is already selected — only details, photos and contacts remain.