Most households have one: a phone with a shattered screen, a tablet that stopped charging, or last year's model gathering dust since the upgrade. It feels like junk, so it sits in a drawer — but to a repair shop, that device is parts, refurbishment potential, and real value. At iTech Repairs, we buy used and broken iPhone and Samsung devices, and we pay in whichever way suits you: cash, Interac e-Transfer, or store credit.
Broken doesn't mean worthless. Cracked screens, dead batteries, a device that won't turn on — as long as it's repairable, it's still worth real money.
How it works is simple. Bring your device to our shop at 18 Wellington Street — or, if you're not in town, send it through any of our pickup, fly-in cargo, or mail-in channels. We'll look it over, check that it isn't account-locked or blacklisted (bring government photo ID — we verify every device we buy), and make you an offer on the spot. No obligation: if you'd rather keep it, that's fine too.
Store credit stretches furthest
Cash is cash — but store credit is often the smart move. Put your old device's value toward repairing your current one, toward accessories, or toward one of our refurbished devices. Every used device we sell has been repaired and tested in our own workshop and carries a 90-day warranty against internal defects and hardware issues, which makes it a genuinely safe alternative to buying new. One tip before you sell: remove your accounts first (Find My iPhone, Google, or Samsung lock) — we can help you do that in-store if you're not sure how. See the full details on our Buy & Sell Used Devices page, or drop by and ask.
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