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Samsung’s Galaxy S series dominates the high-end segment, while the A series is popular in the mid-tier market.

Trends in the secondary market mirror those of the primary device market.

To make the most sales, resellers should stock iPhones in colors proportionate to customer demand.

When it comes to buying and selling used phones, iPhones typically bring in more revenue than Androids. This is due to six main factors.

As a leading supplier of wholesale iPhones, WeSellCellular tracks trends in used cell phone supply on a weekly basis.

In this blog, we’ll review the condition of the European market and highlight some recent developments showing how it may evolve.

Here are five smartphone trade-in trends we noticed in 2021. 

Providing your customers with an iPhone specs comparison is crucial. It shows customers you’re up to date on the latest models.

While iPhone sales are largely driven by the camera, screen, and battery stats, color also matters to many customers.

Major cell phone carriers in the United States offer a leasing or equipment installment plan (EIP) that may be appealing for consumers.

The more aggressive the carriers are with trade-in promotions, the more inventory the second-hand mobile device industry can expect.

Apple has now unveiled the iPhone 12 lineup with confirmation that the first 5G devices from Apple are here.

In the secondhand market, iPhones consistently retain their value better than their Android competitors.

Founded in 2010, Xiaomi is a Chinese electronics company that essentially produces all of the same products as Apple.

The real 5G breakthrough on a mainstream consumer level may come when Apple launches what is speculated to be its first 5G iPhone.

It's important to consider how phone insurance options for iPhone and Samsung devices impact the market.

WeSellCellular recently set out to capture a snapshot of attitudes and trends regarding trade-in and cost-saving practices.

The used phone market seems poised for substantial growth in demand for the foreseeable future. 

This blog discusses the early effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and how the impact of the virus grew, culminating in a dramatic slowdown.

The transition to fifth-generation networks, known as 5G, is coming.