Where can I sell broken and old laptops?

Mar72

Please don't reply with 'but I don't know how to replace a screen' because the www is awash with advice and tutorials on how to fix just about anything computer-related.

Wow, you didn't need to be so rude.
Also, your advice is pointless.

tronator

Kernel_Sanders wrote: »

Please don't reply with 'but I don't know how to replace a screen' because the www is awash with advice and tutorials on how to fix just about anything computer-related.

Mar72 wrote: »

Wow, you didn't need to be so rude.

Wow, if you think that was rude, then you better stay away from the Internet

Ebe_Scrooge

Frozen_up_north wrote: »

I doubt you will find anyone wants them, there are dozens of working “old” laptops for virtually nothing

Take them to the local council recycling centre and move on.

As an alternative to chucking them away - if there's a college or suchlike nearby, they might be glad of them if they run any courses that teach computer repairs. I know my local college will always take them for teaching and allowing the students to practise their repair skills on. I realise this doesn't really address the OP's question about being able to get something for them, and the usual caveat about securely removing your private data still applies ... but it's better than them going to landfill

Mar72

Thank you, I'll look into local colleges, it's a very good idea.

googler

No need to take a 'lump hammer' to the hard drives. Just take them out and keep them, perhaps for backups.