Sell a used tablet: photos to keep before the discount

Selling a used tablet is not limited to finding a buyer and concluding the transaction. At the time of delivery, it is useful to keep a clear record of the condition of the item sold.

These photos are not used to complicate the sale. They simply show the condition of the object at the time it was handed over to the buyer.

Why take pictures before the sale?

After a sale, a disagreement may sometimes arise: scratch reported after the blow, missing accessory, disputed condition, challenged operation.

Photos taken just before the shed keep a simple marker. They show what was visible at the time of sale and can help clarify trade.

The 6 useful photos

1. 1. front face;
2. 2. back;
3. 3. screen on;
4. 4. connector;
5. 5. hull;
6. 6. accessories;

When to take the photos?

The best time is just before delivery to the buyer or before shipment if the sale is made remotely.

The object shall be photographed in its real state, with its accessories and packaging if necessary.

Frequent errors

The first mistake is to photograph only the beautiful sides of the object. If a defect already exists, it is best to make it clear.

The second mistake is to forget the accessories provided. They are often part of the sale.

The third mistake is to take the photos too early. The useful condition is that of the time of delivery or dispatch.

To be retained

A few simple photos can avoid much discussion after a sale.

The objective is to show the complete object, its accessories, its visible defects and its condition at the exact moment when it leaves your hands.

Keep evidence simply

Depending on the situation, only one photo may suffice. If multiple views are useful, you can group them into one folder.

Keep the evidence allows to gather up to 10 photos in the same file for 15 € tax incl.without subscription. Each photo is analyzed to estimate the probability that it was generated or modified by artificial intelligence. Its digital footprint is recorded with the repository, as well as the date and seal information. The folder then remains easy to find, Verify and share.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can only one picture be enough?

Yes. If the sale is simple, a general photo can already be useful.

Should we photograph the defects?

Yes. A known and photographed defect is easier to explain afterwards.

Should we keep the photos after the sale?

Yeah, at least a few weeks, especially for a private sale.

Do I need to edit the photos?

No. Keep the original images.