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Sell Damaged iPad (8th generation)
Sell a damaged iPad (8th generation) for cash, even dented, bent or partly broken, as long as it still turns on. Released in 2020 with A12 Bionic, it is priced for 32GB and 128GB. Answer a few questions, add photos and ship free.
Like-new iPad (8th generation) offers currently reach $105Your figure depends on the exact model, its specs and its condition.
- Dents, deep scratches and a bent frame
- Faulty camera, speaker, microphone or button
- Weak battery that still holds a charge
Sell my damaged iPad (8th generation)
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What to know before you sell a damaged iPad (8th generation)
- A damaged iPad (8th generation) still needs to power on and show a picture; that is the line between a lower offer and no offer.
- A failed Touch ID in the Home button is priced as its own deduction on the iPad (8th generation), separate from cosmetic damage.
- Liquid damage goes to a manual review by email instead of the instant quote.
| Released | 2020 |
|---|---|
| Chip | A12 Bionic |
| Display | 10.2-inch Retina · LCD (Retina) |
| Storage options | 32GB and 128GB |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + Cellular |
| Unlock | Touch ID in the Home button |
| Activation Lock | Yes, tied to the Apple Account |
Can I sell a damaged iPad (8th generation)?
Yes, if the damaged iPad (8th generation) still powers on and reaches the Home Screen or setup screen. Heavy dents, a bent body, faulty cameras, buttons or speakers are priced as deductions. An iPad (8th generation) that is completely dead cannot be bought. The same rule holds for any iPad (8th generation), bought new or used.
Accepted
- Dents, deep scratches and a bent frame
- Faulty camera, speaker, microphone or button
- Weak battery that still holds a charge
- Cosmetic damage from drops
Not accepted
- Completely dead, will not switch on
- No picture at all on the screen
- Liquid damage (email us for a manual review)
- Swollen battery or a lifting screen
How much is a damaged iPad (8th generation) worth?
Choose Damaged for a bent or heavily dented body, Poor for deep scratches and several dents. Then mark each fault in the function questions so the figure is accurate the first time. Up to $105 is the like-new ceiling for the iPad (8th generation); the quote applies your grade to it instantly.
| Grade | What it means |
|---|---|
| Like New | Screen and aluminum look untouched, with no marks at all. |
| Good | Faint marks visible only when you look closely; no cracks or dents. |
| Fair | Scratches or scuffs you can see at arm's length, or a small dent. |
| Poor Typical | Deep scratches, heavy scuffing or several dents, yet everything works. |
| Damaged Typical | A bent body or heavy dents, but it still turns on and works. |
How to sell a damaged iPad (8th generation)
- 01
Price your iPad (8th generation) as Damaged or Poor and mark each fault
- 02
Photograph every damaged area clearly
- 03
Sign out of the Apple Account and erase it if the screen allows
- 04
Pack it with extra padding and ship it free
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iPad (8th generation) damaged questions
How much is a damaged iPad (8th generation) worth?
An iPad (8th generation) in like-new shape currently prices at up to $105. The damage you mark lowers it from there, and the quote on this page shows the exact figure for your configuration. Each iPad estimate draws on this month's resale data for that configuration, and your condition answers refine it before anything is shipped.
Which iPad (8th generation) storage sizes can I sell?
All of them: 32GB and 128GB. Higher storage raises the offer in every condition. The About screen on the iPad lists its exact name, year and identifier. Type any identifier or model number into our lookup to land on the matching iPad page. Have an unusual iPad? Email the team and a person will answer, or open the price check for an instant figure.
Can I sell an iPad (8th generation) that will not turn on?
No. The iPad (8th generation) has to power on so it can be tested and erased. If it charges but stays dark, email the model for a manual review. Selling an iPad here takes three moves: price it online, mail it on our prepaid label, and receive payment once it passes testing.
How do I get paid for my damaged iPad (8th generation)?
Choose PayPal, Zelle or Bank transfer (ACH) when you accept. After testing confirms the iPad (8th generation) matches your answers, payment is sent within 2 business days after your device passes inspection. If anything differs you get a revised offer first and can decline it for a free return. Nothing is deducted from an iPad payment as a fee, and an email confirms when the funds are on their way.
Should I repair my damaged iPad (8th generation) before selling?
Rarely. A repair often costs more than it adds to the offer. Price it as it is first, then compare with a repair quote. Cosmetic wear reduces the iPad price but never disqualifies a working unit, and the quote asks about it so the number holds at testing. Should our test bench see something your answers didn't mention, you receive the reason and a revised figure, and you're free to say no and get the device back.
Ready to sell your damaged iPad (8th generation)?
Pricing takes about a minute and commits you to nothing.