Recycle & Save at Best Buy: Bring In Your Old Electronics & Save On Select Electronics In Stores

Posted April 22, 2012 @ 12:09pm
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Recycle & Save Event at Best Buy (Until May 3)

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Best Buy is running a Recycle & Save Event: for a limited time, you can receive additional savings on select electronics in stores when you bring in your old electronics for recycling. Here's a quick look at some of the Recycle & Save offers available in stores:

Bring in your old laptop or computer for recycling:

Bring in your old TV for recycling:

Bring in your old camera for recycling:

View more recycle-and-save offers here. The offers are valid in stores only and end May 3 unless noted otherwise. There's a limit of one recycle-and-save offer per transaction. The offer excludes open box and clearance items and cannot be combined with any other offer such as price match or coupons. Visit BestBuy.ca for more exclusions or visit your local store for more details.

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- deedee286
- I went to Best Buy today to buy an iPod Touch and I got a $30 discount when I gave them my old ScanDisk MP3 player. I thought I would have to argue with them because I am sure that thing cost more to recycle than its worth, but they accepted it.
- kk
- just wondering it will be the same discount amount no matter what conditon the recycled electronic is?
- sprung
- The Source does this too but their trade in values are a joke...
- Psubs
- If anyone is looking to buy a microwave, we have an old one for free at the office that should be tossed.
  
  Got a free one from a RFD'er to replace this one that has rust and metal exposed.
  
  Pickup at University / Dundas, then you can walk it over to Bay / Dundas Bestbuy.
- LH2712
- Does the old electronic have to work?
- Psubs
- Does the old electronic have to work?
  No, I believe that for TV's it just has to not be cracked screens.
- bryonfriesen
- Got a laptop for some one to use in the south wpg area, send me a PM.
  
  Bryon
- drumboz79
- do they take dvd players?
- mic2074
- got a couple of old desktop towers you can take in the Markham area - PM me if you're interested.
- Psubs
- do they take dvd players?
  Doesn't look like they're doing Blu Ray players this time around. Keep it for next year.
- eahmed
- Couldn't have come at a better time as my old laptop turned to paper weight a couple of days ago. I just brought it in at the Dundas location of BB in Toronto. They took it without even giving it a second look. I got the one with the 100$ credit towards recycling. Not too shabby so far. Why oh why there aren't any new reasonably priced laptops with a a blu ray player.
- houjiayi1983
- not sure if I can price match and trade in at the same time.
  If so some are hot
- nyxeus
- Does the old electronic have to work?
  How about laptop, I have 2 non-working ones with no physical damage they just won't boot at all.
- tomhrxbfg
- not sure if I can price match and trade in at the same time.
  If so some are hot
  You can't...read their fine print at the bottom.
- mself084
- I have an old tv if anyone wants it for free in the Ottawa area. Live about 5 mins from the kanata best buy. Can save $100-150 on a new one.
  
  Send me a PM...
  
  Edit: also have a printer.
- Nagi
- Do they take old computer parts? ie. PSU?
  
  What if I don't want to buy anything? Can I get it as store credit or something?
- eahmed
- How about laptop, I have 2 non-working ones with no physical damage they just won't boot at all.
  Yes they will take those. Mine wouldn't boot either. They just took it and gave me a credit. Didn't even ask for the power supply which is awesome as my new laptop can use it as well.
  worked out well for me.
  I think one can even take out the memory and hard disk (external storage device anyone as they could care less
- doctorgeek
- I'll jump on this bandwagon:
  Does anyone in the Kanata area have an old MP3 player they want to part with? PM me and I could take it off your hands today ... and do the Environment some good
- RiftOfChaos
- Wait a min. Some ppl are reporting that they received credit?
  
  I thought when u trade in a certain item, you'll only get a discount for that particular item category? I.e. old tv = discount off of a new tv?
- ceraf
- Noticed the Toshiba Laptops' Learn More button says "$250 maximum recycle value per transaction". Does this mean that we can trade in 3 laptops/computers and get the full $250 credit towards one of their select laptops?
- slade
- I am hoping to use an old Kodak 2MP Digicam to get $50 off the GoPro2..the only time they have been on sale/any money off.
- mark_in_2k
- Wait a min. Some ppl are reporting that they received credit?
  
  I thought when u trade in a certain item, you'll only get a discount for that particular item category? I.e. old tv = discount off of a new tv?
  +1
  I'd like to know this too. I have an old Thinkpad (which works) that I'd love to get a little credit for, but not have to use it towards another (Toshiba) laptop.
- dredd2099
- always 'select' tvs only available for the trade, sigh
- tomhrxbfg
- Noticed the Toshiba Laptops' Learn More button says "$250 maximum recycle value per transaction". Does this mean that we can trade in 3 laptops/computers and get the full $250 credit towards one of their select laptops?
  I think that statement under Toshiba laptop is a typo...They put the description for TV under toshiba laptop.
- deedee286
- just wondering it will be the same discount amount no matter what conditon the recycled electronic is?
  They didn't inspect or turn on the MP3 player (though it does work). The MP3 player I gave them is nothing anyone would want to buy refurbished.
  
  Some of the deals say "save x" amount but others say "save up to" a certain amount so I don't know how much they will give you.
  
  Maybe you should call your store ahead of time and tell them the product your bringing in to see how much of a deduction they will give you.
  
  http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/recycleandsave.aspx