Sell a Huawei Mate Xs
Fold the phone! Huawei’s Mate Xs was one of the pioneering foldable mobiles, but even the
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Sell a Huawei Mate Xs
Fold the phone! Huawei’s Mate Xs was one of the pioneering foldable mobiles, but even the best phones lose their shine. Whether you’re downsizing, downgrading, upgrading - or just freeing up some cash - you’re in the right place to sell a Huawei Mate Xs.
We take the hassle out of selling a mobile phone online. There’s no need to take photos, write a listing or deal with any timewasters. Simply answer a few questions, pick your sale price and wait to see if someone will match it. When they do, send it to us - we’ll look after the details, ensuring you get paid and that your data gets securely wiped.
Shouldn’t I trade in my Huawei Mate Xs?
Mozillion helps you get much more for your phone than you would with a Huawei Mate Xs trade-in. And you’ll get paid real money, rather than with a discount that ties you to buying a new phone from us. That’s much better than a Huawei Mate Xs trade-in, and selling through Mozillion is just as easy.
How do I sell my Huawei Mate Xs?
It’s this simple. Just tell us whether your Huawei Mate XS is unlocked and ready to rock, or tied to a UK mobile network. Next, we need to know about its condition:
- Brand New - sealed in an unopened box
- Pristine - used but truly immaculate
- V. Good - minor blemishes you can’t see at arm’s length
- Good - some marks, but no cracks or dents
Finally, decide whether to accept the Sell Now price - that’s the highest current offer for your phone. Or if you can wait to try and get more, set an Asking Price and see if someone will match it. When your phone sells, simply send it to us within two working days. We’ll take care of everything else!
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Our free inspection turns your “used” phone into a “refurbished” one – and higher prices.
Our 90-point diagnostic test conforms to industry refurbished practice
Free verification and certified data wipe
Gain up to £186 vs. trade-in prices
iPhone 12 Pro Max 128GB sold on 14th January, 2022 vs network’s trade-in valuations 
