FAQs
How do I sell my phone on Gazelle?
Gazelle presents two routes straight from its home page: Buy a pre-owned phone or trade yours in for cash. Click the “Sell” tab to get instructions for how to trade in your phone. You can quickly get a quote depending on the model, your carrier, and the phone’s condition. For the phone’s condition, the form will ask you specifics like whether or not the phone will turn on or if there are any obvious scratches or cracks. These can bring down the phone’s overall value.
Can Gazelle notify if out-of-stock items are restocked?
While browsing Gazelle, you might find a grayed-out item that is clearly labeled “Sold Out” with an orange “Notify Me” button right next to it. Click the “Notify Me” button to open the product listing, scroll down to the section that reads “Notify me when available,” and enter your email address in the text field to be notified when the item comes back in stock. Gazelle exclusively sells used items, so it won’t necessarily stock devices as often as a regular retailer.
How do I return my phone to Gazelle?
Gazelle has a 30-day money-back guarantee policy on all of its products. You can return any purchase through the Returns Center, so long as it’s within the 30-day period after the delivery date and the product is in the same condition that it arrived in. Refunds will be delivered in the same form of payment used to purchase the returned item.
Gazelle Saving tips
Shop stampede sales
Stampede Sales are unique sales that Gazelle run every two weeks, reducing the price of selected pre-owned items from across its range by as much as 20%. You'll find top of the range model as well as some older editions featured here, with new tech added every 14 days.
Get a student discount
If you're a student or teacher, you can save 5% on your tech when you verify your status. What's more, these discount can be stacked with other deals including sales for significantly lower prices. Head to the dedicated discount page on the brand's website to start verifying.
Get a military discount
It's not just students & teachers who can save on their tech. Gazelle also offers a 5% exclusive discount to military, first responders and medical workers. Like the education discount, these deals also stack with Gazelle’s other promotions. Once again, just go through the VerifyPass verification to be sent your code.
Sign up for the newsletter
Want to be kept up to date with the latest deals Gazelle has to offer as they become available? Join the brand's newsletter by providing your chosen email address and you'll be sent regular emails direct to your inbox. You'll also get a few special deals you won't see anywhere else.
How to use Gazelle discount codes
- Click "Get Code" next to a coupon you'd like to redeem from the list above.
- Copy the revealed Gazelle discount code to your clipboard, then start shopping through their website, adding items to your cart as you go.
- Add any items you want to buy to your cart. Open the cart with the orange cart icon in the upper right corner of the Gazelle website when you’re ready to check out.
- Once you confirm all the items are there, click the orange “Check Out” button at the bottom of the page to start the checkout process.
- Look for the empty “Discount code” field at the bottom of your items list at checkout and paste your promo code in the field, then click "Apply".
- Check your order total has changed to reflect your saving, then proceed to place your order as normal.
How we source coupon codes
Whether it's through our affiliate networks, the depths of the world wide web, or our connections with big name brands, here at TechRadar we use every tool at our disposal to source the latest codes. Our coupons team updates each of our pages multiple times a week with the most recent deals, including exclusive coupons negotiated by our Commercial team. We also include the latest sales info directly from retailers to offer the most up-to-date discounts around.
How we test coupon codes
Each coupon you find on TechRadar has been tested before being uploaded by our dedicated Deals & Offers teams. You’ll see a range of offers, from free shipping to student discounts, with savings available on all kinds of products & services. To make sure every coupon is ready to use, we don’t list any user-specific or one-time codes.
We also include all relevant information about coupons, such as expiry dates and any terms & conditions, near the ‘Get Code’ button. You can see the details for an individual offer by clicking on the ‘Terms & Conditions’ text below the code and expanding the code area.
What to do if a coupon code doesn’t work
Although we do our best to ensure all listed codes are tried & tested, sometimes coupons expire or terms & conditions are changed before we can update pages. Our team works hard to make sure our coupons are active and work as intended, and should you encounter an issue when using one, we’ll work just as hard to help.
The best place to start is by checking the requirements. Click “View terms and conditions” to expand the code section and see any guidance on your chosen coupon. For example, you may need to meet a minimum spend, add other items to your basket to qualify for a multibuy offer, or confirm that your chosen code applies to the items in your basket (i.e. 10% off laptops).
If you’re still having issues using your code, you can email our customer service team on coupons.techradar@futurenet.com. Include as many details as possible - such as which code you used and which coupon page it’s listed on so our team can address your issue as fast as possible.
How we make money
When it comes to coupons, TechRadar earns money via a commission-based model. For every brand we have a coupon page for, we’ve negotiated a deal that means we earn a percentage of total basket value in commission back from every order.
Using this model means we can offer our coupons to our customers free of charge. You won’t pay any fees to add your chosen coupon to your basket - you’ll simply pay the final order total once your discount has been applied.
If you want to find out more about TechRadar’s coupons pages, you can visit our dedicated page on How We Source Coupon Codes and How to Use Them for more information.
Could Intel soon be part-owned by the US government? Trump saga takes its oddest turn yet
Sony's WH-1000XM6 collab high-end headphone bag looks like someone's taken a hammer to a haggis (and I kind of love it)
GPT-5 just completed Pokémon Red in a new world-record time – Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT o3 aren’t even close
