Sell your Galaxy S23,
broken or not.
On 24 October 2026 ReMint pays £88 for a working Galaxy S23 128GB, £84 if the glass is cracked and the picture is fine, and £32 if the picture is faulty. Price locked for 10 days. Bank transfer within 48 hours of arrival, Monday to Friday. Free return if you refuse a revised offer.
Prices updated 24 October 2026.
Working, cracked or faulty, your Galaxy S23 is worth real money: £88 working at 128 GB, £84 with cracked glass over a good picture, and £32 with lines, burn-in or a black screen. Answer a few questions, post it free, and be paid within 48 hours of it arriving, Monday to Friday.
Condition
What counts as Works fine
- ✓Switches on, charges and works as a phone
- ✓No cracks on the front or back glass
- ✓Battery health 80% or above
- ✓Fingerprint or face unlock, cameras, speakers and buttons all work
- ✓Original screen, or a genuine Samsung Service Pack replacement, picture perfect, no burn-in
- ✗Any crack: that is Not perfect, screen works
- ✗Battery under 80%: priced as Not perfect, screen works
- ✗Fingerprint, a camera, sound or a button not working: Not perfect, screen works
- ✗A bad screen, burn-in, or an aftermarket or OLED copy screen: Screen broken
- ✗Will not switch on or charge: we cannot buy it
Our bench checks every phone against the grade you chose. If it does not match, you get a revised price to accept or decline, with a free return either way.
Storage
Battery health 80% or more?
Settings, Battery, Battery information. Under 80 counts as Not perfect, screen works. Not sure is fine, we test it here.
- Paid by bank transfer within 48 hours of it arriving, Monday to Friday
- Post it today at any Post Office: any box, no printer, no pack
- Say no to a revised offer and it comes back free
- Excellent on Trustpilot, read the reviews
Price by storage and condition
| Galaxy S23 | Works fine | Not perfect, screen works | Screen broken |
|---|---|---|---|
| 128 GB | £88 | £84 | £32 |
| 256 GB | £92 | £88 | £35 |
| 512 GB | £94 | £89 | £36 |
Every figure is today’s price list, the same one the quote reads.
Put another way: cracked glass over a perfect picture costs a Galaxy S23 little, while lines, burn-in or a black screen leave it about a third of what a working 128 GB pays.
About the Galaxy S23
The plain Galaxy S23, no + and no Ultra, is the entry to the S23 range. Entry does not mean worthless: cracked glass or a dead picture, it still pays real money here as long as it switches on.
At three years old a Galaxy S23 is mostly bought for what is inside it. The screen is the expensive part to replace, so a phone with good glass is worth noticeably more than one without, and the gap between our grades shows it.
Sure it is this one?
Open Settings, then About phone. The name is at the top (Galaxy S23) and the model number under it: a Galaxy S23 starts SM-S911, with a letter after it for the region, like SM-S911B for a UK phone. Storage is under Settings, Battery and device care, Storage.
Questions about selling your Galaxy S23
Do you buy a Galaxy S23 with screen burn-in?
Yes. Burn-in is a faint image of the keyboard, the navigation bar or the clock that stays on screen whatever you open. On an AMOLED screen it cannot be fixed without a new panel, so we price it as Screen broken: up to £36 for a 512 GB, as long as it switches on.
Do I need to remove my Google account?
Before it goes in the post, yes: Find My Mobile off, then the Google and Samsung accounts removed. A phone that arrives still signed in is locked by Factory Reset Protection after a wipe, and a locked phone is the one thing we cannot pay for.
My fingerprint reader stopped working after the crack. Which grade?
Not perfect, screen works, as long as the picture is clean. The reader sits under the display, so a crack often kills it, but a dead reader alone does not make the screen broken.
The screen was replaced. Does that matter?
A genuine Samsung Service Pack screen is treated exactly like the original. A copy screen, OLED or otherwise, prices as Screen broken. We check every screen when it lands and tell you before anything changes: take the new offer or have it back free.
How fast do I get paid?
By bank transfer, within 48 hours of arrival, Monday to Friday. Nothing about your price changes without us telling you first, and a revised offer can always be refused for a free return.