Phones
Smartphones, feature phones and tablets.
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Sell used electronics in Kenya
Phones, laptops, TVs and audio sell fast when the model and condition are stated plainly. Describe it honestly and talk to buyers without publishing your number.
KSh 24,000
Laptop · 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD
What you can list
List anything that powers on and does what it was built to do, faults included and stated.
Smartphones, feature phones and tablets.
Laptops, desktops, monitors and keyboards.
Televisions, speakers, soundbars and headphones.
Chargers, cases, cables and docks.
Category-specific guidance
Two devices that look identical can differ by years and thousands of shillings. Name the exact model and the listing sells itself.
Not just the brand — the model number and GB decide the price.
A photo of a working display answers the first question buyers ask.
Say what has been replaced and how the battery holds up in a day.
Confirm activation locks are removed before you meet a buyer.
These three decide whether it suits the buyer's work or study.
Photograph dead pixels, cracks, worn keys and hinge play.
Give an honest figure in hours rather than a percentage.
Charger, bag, mouse, original box and any remaining warranty.
Give the diagonal in inches and the model, not just the brand.
Show the panel lit so buyers can judge brightness and marks.
List the HDMI and USB ports, and say whether the remote is included.
State whether the original stand or a wall bracket comes with it.
Simple from the start
Clean the device and photograph it switched on. Show the screen, casing, ports, keyboard or controls, model label and any visible damage. Include the charger, box, cables and accessories in the photographs so buyers can see exactly what is included and assess the condition accurately.
Enter the brand, model, storage, memory, screen size, battery condition and other relevant specifications. Disclose repairs, replaced parts, faults and missing accessories. State your location and asking price, pricing the device according to its age, condition and current model value rather than its original retail price.
Answer technical questions through Juuhudi and allow the buyer to test the important functions during inspection. Before handover, back up your information, sign out of every account, remove payment details and factory-reset the device. Confirm payment before releasing the device, charger or original documentation.
Before you meet a buyer
Back up your files, sign out of every account and remove activation locks. Buyers will not pay for a device they cannot set up — and you should not hand over one still holding your data.
Keep what you earn
Post your item, talk to buyers directly and keep the price you agree. Juuhudi takes no commission from your sale.
Questions before you list
Get started for free. Juuhudi takes no commission from the price you agree with your buyer. Full details are on the pricing page.
Include the exact brand and model, storage or screen size, age, battery health, faults, previous repairs, what accessories are included and your asking price.
No. Buyers contact you through Juuhudi messages, so you can answer questions and decide when or whether to share contact details.
Back up your data, sign out of every account, remove activation locks and perform the appropriate reset — then confirm the device still starts correctly before listing it.
Yes. Meet somewhere public and let them check charging, screen, ports, cameras and sound. A buyer who has tested it does not ask for the price back afterwards.