reBuy review
Updated September 30, 2026 · GizmoCue Editorial Team
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Our verdict
reBuy suits shoppers who want a wide refurbished tech catalogue without the usual gamble, since 77.8% and 77.8% make up most of its stock. Entry prices centre on €86.82, trade-ins are accepted on 96.8% of the range, and click and collect runs on 65.2%.
Key facts
- Best for
- Refurbished laptops, phones and consoles well under new retail prices.
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
- Wikidata
Pros and cons
Pros
- Condition grades are stated on listings, and 77.8% is the most common, ahead of 77.8% and 72.2%.
- Trade-ins are accepted on 96.8% of the catalogue, so an old phone or laptop can offset part of a purchase.
- Entry prices centre on €86.82, close to the €79.99 seen across electronics stores.
- Extended warranty is offered on 86.2% of the range, and a student discount on 100%.
Cons
- Live chat reaches only 34.9% of the catalogue, far behind the 96.7% covered by the help centre.
- Click and collect reaches 65.2% of the range, so the remaining listings are delivered rather than collected.
- Category coverage is uneven, with phones in 47.1% of stores against 63.5% for computers.
Ready to try reBuy?
Who it suits
- Shoppers replacing a laptop or tablet who want to spend as little as possible
- Console buyers looking for a cheaper current or previous generation machine
- Anyone with an old phone or laptop to trade in against another purchase
Who should look elsewhere
- Buyers who want a sealed brand new product rather than a graded refurbished one
- Shoppers who need a written dead pixel policy, which covers 8.3% of listings
- Customers who need every order to be collectable in person from a local store
How reBuy compares
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Logitech
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ESR EU
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Minisforum EU
Uperfect Monitor
XPPen
Frequently asked questions
How much do products cost on reBuy?+
Prices vary widely by category, from €5.25 at the bottom to €8,768.75 at the top. The typical entry point is €86.82, and the middle of the list spans €33.92 to €201.87.
What condition grades does reBuy use?+
Listings are graded before sale, and 77.8% is the most common grade, followed by 77.8% and 72.2%. Lower grades such as 38.9% cover a smaller share of stock and carry more cosmetic risk.
Does reBuy accept trade-ins?+
Yes. Trade-ins are accepted across 96.8% of the catalogue, which makes offsetting a purchase against an old phone, tablet or laptop a routine option rather than a special arrangement to arrange in advance.
What warranty comes with a reBuy purchase?+
The median warranty runs 12, and the middle of the range spans 12 to 12. Longer cover is an extra, and extended warranty is available on 86.2% of the range as a separate add-on.
How can I get help from reBuy?+
A help centre covers 96.7% of the catalogue, and email reaches 78.9%. Phone assistance is offered on 53.9%, while live chat is available on 34.9%.
Can I collect my order instead of waiting for delivery?+
Click and collect is offered on 65.2% of the range, so a good share of orders can be picked up in person rather than shipped, and delivery covers the remaining listings.
What kinds of products does reBuy sell?+
The strongest categories are computers, audio and refurbished lines, each present on 63.5%, 65.9% and 49.4% of stores. Phones appear on 47.1%, and gaming hardware on 58.8%.
Does reBuy offer a student discount?+
Yes, a student discount is offered across 100% of the range, the same share recorded across electronics stores as a whole, so it is worth checking a student's terms before you commit to an order.
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reBuy
Refurbished laptops, phones and consoles well under new retail prices.