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Waiting for the PlayStation 6 as your next gaming console? I get it. But I looked into when you can realistically buy a PS6 as a refurbished console. Spoiler: it takes a while.
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195 million. That's how many unused phones and smartphones are gathering dust in German households right now. Drawers, boxes, attics. Almost two and a half devices per person.
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E-waste disposal in Germany – that sounds like a hassle: recycling center, Saturday morning, endless queues. 199.3 million old phones are sitting in German drawers when you could sell your old phone instead of just throwing it away. That broken electric toothbrush has been collecting dust in your...
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Samsung now sells samsung official refurbished smartphones in Germany. Sounds like good news for bargain hunters, right?
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The iPhone 17 costs $800+ brand new. But for the past few weeks, the first refurbished models have been hitting the market. Starting at $560.
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Your smartphone screen is cracked. The retailer offers repair or a replacement device. Until now, it didn't matter. The warranty stayed the same either way.
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10% market share. 1.8 million devices sold. 33% growth in three months. Germany's refurbished market is unstoppable in 2026.
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Your smartphone is two years old and the battery dies by noon? I get it. By 4 PM, you're plugged into an outlet while everyone else is still going strong.
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Eleven months. That's how long it took for the Samsung Galaxy S25 to show up as a refurbished device in Germany. Normally it takes 14 to 16 months before Samsung flagships become available refurbished. This time it went much faster.
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Thinking about buying a refurbished Apple device? You've probably noticed: Apple promises "up to 15% off". Reality? A MacBook Air M2 currently costs €689 instead of €1,079. That's 36% savings, not 15%.
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The iPhone 16 was officially unveiled on September 20, 2024. Just four months later, the iPhone 16 refurbished is already available from multiple German retailers. Faster than many expected.
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Every year, Germany generates 1.8 million tons of e-waste. That's about 20 kilograms per person, per year. Sounds abstract? Imagine every German throwing away a complete iPhone 15 Pro Max every single month.
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