Laptops
Windows laptops, MacBooks and Chromebooks.
Sell used laptops and computers in Kenya
Sell the laptop you no longer use.
Laptops and computers sell fast when the processor, memory and storage are stated plainly. Describe it honestly and talk to buyers without publishing your number.
Computers & Laptops
KSh 24,000
Laptop · 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD
LivePublished on Juuhudi
What you can list
The laptop in your cupboard is worth more today than next year.
List any computer that switches on and works, with any fault stated up front.
Desktops
Towers, all-in-ones and iMacs.
Monitors & printers
Screens, printers and scanners.
Accessories
Keyboards, mice, docks and laptop bags.
Category-specific guidance
Specifications are what buyers actually compare.
Two laptops that look the same can be years and thousands of shillings apart. Name the processor, memory and storage and the listing sells itself.
A strong laptop listing includes
Buyer-ready- 1Processor, RAM and storage
These three decide whether it suits the buyer's work or study.
- 2Screen and keyboard condition
Photograph dead pixels, cracks, worn keys and loose hinges.
- 3Battery life in real use
Give an honest figure in hours rather than a percentage.
- 4What is included
Charger, bag, mouse, original box and any warranty left.
A strong desktop listing includes
Buyer-ready- 1Specifications
Processor, RAM, storage and graphics card, or the screen size for a monitor.
- 2Switched on and working
Show the screen lit and the computer started up.
- 3Ports and cables
List the ports and say which cables and adapters come with it.
- 4Keyboard and mouse
Say whether they are included and whether they are wireless.
A strong printer listing includes
Buyer-ready- 1Model and type
Say whether it is inkjet, ink tank or laser, and whether it scans and copies.
- 2A test page
Photograph a page it printed today.
- 3Ink or toner level
Say how much is left and which cartridges it takes.
- 4Cables and setup
Say whether it has Wi-Fi and which cables come with it.
Simple from the start
How to sell a used laptop online in Kenya
Show it working
Clean the computer and photograph it switched on. Show the screen, keyboard, ports, hinges and any marks. Include the charger and accessories in the photographs so buyers can see exactly what comes with it.
List the exact specifications
Enter the brand, model, processor, RAM, storage and screen size, and say how long the battery lasts. Disclose repairs, replaced parts and faults. Price it for its age and condition today, not what it cost new.
Wipe it and hand over
Answer questions through Juuhudi and let the buyer test the keyboard, screen, ports and battery when you meet. Before handover, back up your files, sign out of every account and reset the computer. Confirm payment before you hand it over.
Before you meet a buyer
Wipe it properly, and say that you have.
Your laptop holds your files, saved passwords and accounts. Back up what you need, sign out of everything and reset it before you meet a buyer.
- ✓Back up before you reset, not after.
- ✓Sign out of every account and remove locks.
- ✓Check it starts up after the reset.
Keep what you earn
Keep the full price you agree.
Post your item, talk to buyers directly and keep the price you agree. Juuhudi takes no commission from your sale.
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Questions before you list
Selling computers and laptops on Juuhudi.
How much does it cost to list a laptop on Juuhudi?
Nothing. Listing on Juuhudi is free, renewing is free, and Juuhudi takes no commission from the price you agree with your buyer.
What details should I include in a laptop listing?
The brand and model, processor, RAM, storage, screen size, battery life, faults, previous repairs, what comes with it and your asking price.
Can buyers see my phone number?
No. Buyers contact you through Juuhudi messages, so you can answer questions and decide when or whether to share contact details.
How do I prepare a laptop for sale?
Back up your files, sign out of every account, remove any device locks and reset it. Then check it starts up correctly before you list it.
Should I let a buyer test the laptop?
Yes. Meet somewhere public and let them check the screen, keyboard, ports, charging and battery. A buyer who has tested it does not ask for their money back afterwards.