MyBroadband compared the smartphone trade-in values from Incredible Connection and Cellucity.
Incredible Connection generally gives customers more money for trading in their older smartphones than Cellucity, a MyBroadband comparison shows.
We selected yes to every device evaluation question, indicating that the device was still in good physical condition. It is important to note that the price customers get quoted when completing an online trade-in device evaluation is subject to change pending a technical inspection. Similarly, Incredible Connection offers customers R3,284 for the Galaxy S20 Ultra, while Cellucity pays R3,500.
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