Vancouver WA · Clark County · Portland OR

Sell your Sony Xperia. Get paid today.

Xperia phones are rarer here than Samsung or Pixel, which cuts both ways — fewer buyers, but the enthusiast ones pay properly.

5.0 from 100+ Google reviews
Cracked screens fine Any carrier Unlocked or locked Paid on the spot
Google Reviews

“Such a seamless experience. Tim was professional and paid more than the ecoatm.” — Bryana W.

What have you got?

No email. No sign-up.
1 · Pick your model
Xperia 1
Xperia 5
Xperia 10
Other
2 · How's the condition?

Your text opens with Xperia 1 VI (good condition) already written in — add anything else worth knowing and hit send.

5.0 ★100+ Google reviews
100+devices bought monthly
Same daycash, 6 days a week
8 citiesVancouver WA + Portland OR
What yours is worth

Which ones hold their value?

Offers come from the model, the condition and what that exact thing is reselling for this week — not a fixed chart printed last year.

Strongest offers

Xperia 1 series

Sony's flagship line, and the one with a genuine enthusiast following that keeps prices up.

  • 1 VI
  • 1 V
  • 1 IV
Still strong

Xperia 5 series

The compact flagship. A small, devoted group of buyers want exactly this and little else.

  • 5 V
  • 5 IV
Worth selling

Xperia 10 and older

Mid-range models with smaller numbers, but still worth more than they'll be next year.

  • 10 VI
  • 10 V

Not sure exactly which model you have? Text us whatever it says on the box, the back or the settings screen and we will work it out.

Why sell locally

Nothing ships. Nothing waits.

Selling online means packing it, insuring it, and trusting that the offer survives someone else's inspection. Locally, the whole thing is over in about five minutes.

No shipping No box, no insurance, no tracking number, and nothing sitting in a van somewhere.
No waiting No listing that sits for three weeks while the thing quietly loses value.
No scams or chargebacks No fake payment screenshots, no reversed transfers a week later, no no-shows.
Same-day payment Cash, Venmo or Cash App, handed over the moment it checks out.
How it works

Four steps, usually inside a day.

01

Send the details

Text the model and roughly what shape it is in. A photo helps if anything is damaged.

02

Get a quote

A cash number based on current resale demand comes back, usually within minutes.

03

Meet locally

A coffee shop or another busy public spot, anywhere in Clark County or Portland. Evenings are fine.

04

Get paid

We check it in front of you, confirm the number, and pay on the spot.

Before you sell

A few minutes of prep.

Do these before we meet and the handover takes two minutes. Stuck on any of them? Bring it anyway — we will walk you through it in person.

  • Remove your Google accountSettings → Accounts. Skipping this leaves the phone locked by Factory Reset Protection and unsellable.
  • Factory resetSettings → System → Reset → Erase all data.
  • Pull the SIM and SD cardEasy to forget, and your photos are probably on that card.
  • Know the storage sizeSettings → About phone. It changes the number.
Reviews

100+ neighbours, all five stars.

Google Reviews Read them all

“Strongly recommend. Very easy process… beat pawn shops and ecoatms.”
Kevin P. · Google review
“Came and met me during the night time when he didn't have to! It was smooth!”
Leelee B. · Google review
“Trustworthy, reliable… I wish there was more honest businesses like this one!”
Lugo L. · Google review
Questions

The things people text us first.

Why are Xperias priced differently?

Sony sells far fewer phones in the US, so the resale market is thinner. Flagships still do well with the right buyer; mid-range models are softer.

Do you buy imported Xperias?

Yes, but US band support affects the number. Mention it when you text.

Is the 3.5mm jack worth anything?

To the people who buy Xperias specifically, genuinely yes. It's part of why the 1 series holds up.

Cracked screen?

Still bought. Sony parts are pricier than most, which the offer reflects.

Text the model. Get an offer.

Tim answers his own phone, usually within a few minutes, 8am to 5pm, six days a week.