Sell your iPad Mini 3

Trading in your iPad Mini 3 is easy. All you have to do is:

1. Using the options above, select the amount of storage your iPad Mini 3 has and what kind of condition it’s in for a FREE instant quote.
2. If you’re happy, pop your iPad Mini 3 in a safe, secure box ready for posting
3. Send your iPad Mini 3 to us for FREE
4. Get your payment on the same day we receive your iPad Mini 3 with our Fast Same Day Payments. Get paid via Bank Transfer, PayPal, or even choose to donate the value of your order to charity!

Once we’ve assessed your iPad Mini 3, you’ll receive your payment within the same day, meaning you can put the money towards a new upgrade, holiday, or anything else! 

Sell Apple your products today and make fast cash when you trade with musicMagpie.

The money you receive for your iPad Mini 3 depends on its overall condition, with devices considered to be in ‘good’ condition being valued at more than those that are faulty and/or damaged.

Don’t panic if your iPad Mini 3 has some signs of damage or a few issues! We can still take it off your hands and pay you a fee for it.

Got other models to sell?

• Sell iPad Mini 2
• Trade in iPad 4
• Trade in iPad Mini 5

Before selling your iPad Mini 3, make sure you save any photos or information you want to keep to an alternative device as we won’t be able to restore this for you after we’ve received it. This blog explains how to do just that!

Please remove your iCloud account before sending your device to us. To do this, just follow these simple steps:

1. Select ‘Settings’ and tap ‘iCloud’.
2. Select ‘Find my iPad’.
3. Slide the ‘Find my iPad’ button to off.
4. Enter your password and select ‘Turn Off’.
5. Go back to ‘Settings’ and select ‘General’.
6. Scroll to the bottom and select ‘Reset’.
7. Select ‘Erase All Content and Settings’.
8. Select ‘Erase iPhone’ and enter your Apple ID password.

Yes, you can still sell iPad Mini 3 devices in faulty condition, meaning you can still make some quick cash.

Please note: We do not accept iPad Mini 3s that are bent, crushed, missing components or snapped in half.

Acceptable faulty iPads will be:

• Not fully functional (i.e would have parts that don’t work or software issues)
• freezing/crashing regularly
• Water damaged and/or have severe wear and tear
• Having issues with the buttons and/or ports
• Having battery issues (battery isn’t holding charge)
• Damaged and have a faulty screen (including cracks, discolouration, dead spots, pressure marks and damaged pixels)