Back-to-school tech is expensive, but this resale site helps you upgrade for less

Buying back-to-school tech can quickly become very expensive.What if there was a way to buy smartphones, video game consoles and even laptops at discounted rates from a reputable seller? What’s more, what if the same company could take your old devices and pay you for them? That’s exactly what PayMore Stores does, and it’s the easiest way to both cash out on your tech and buy top-rated products at steep discounts.The best part about PayMore Stores is that when you sell your devices, they handle everything for you.Just bring your device and any related accessories to your closest PayMore Stores location.

At the end of 2025 there were over 100 locations in the U.S., and in 2026, the company has plans to open nearly 100 more in the U.S.and Canada.They erase all your data so nothing is stored on it, and pay you a fair price.

In fact, even if you have a broken device, you can cash out with PayMore Stores.If for some reason the brand can’t buy the device, they will handle recycling for you, too — for free.Instead of a lengthy process, you get paid in cash instantly — no catch.The same convenience applies to buying devices, too.

You pick the category and check the condition of the device you want.Good usually means minimal wear and tear, and fair means that the device shows significant signs of use.

That said, all the devices sold are in working condition.Right now, you can shop a wide variety of smartphones, laptops and even video game consoles, like the coveted Wii, at PayMore Stores.While some options are local and pickup only, most are available for online delivery too.

Options include laptops starting from just $130, and there’s even a MacBook on sale for just $300.Whether you’re looking for an everyday laptop or a 2-in-1 powerhouse, PayMore Stores has options for all.I was even able to spot new devices on their site Plus, PayMore is offering $10 off qualifying purchases of $100 or more through Aug.

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