Does it cost anything to sell?

No. Listing is free and there's no commission. The buyer pays a small reservation fee (2% of the price) to HaatBazar to hold your item.

How do I price a used phone or laptop?

Look at similar listings on HaatBazar, then adjust for age, condition, battery health and what's included. Fair prices sell within days.

Is it safe to meet a buyer?

Meet somewhere public and busy, let them test the item, and only hand it over once you've been paid. The chat keeps a record of what you agreed.

Sell electronics · Pokhara & Kathmandu

The easiest place to sell used electronics in Nepal

Phones, laptops, TVs, cameras, speakers, consoles and appliances sell fast on HaatBazar. List free, talk only to buyers who've reserved, and get paid directly when you meet in Pokhara or Kathmandu.

List it free See what's listed

Free: No listing fee, no commission
Serious buyers: They reserve before chatting
Paid directly: Cash, eSewa, Khalti, bank
Local: Pokhara & Kathmandu

Selling used electronics well

Show it working

Photograph the screen switched on, plus every side. Buyers trust photos of a device that's actually on.

State the battery health

For phones and laptops, the battery percentage or hours of use is the first thing buyers ask about.

Mention the bill and box

A bill, box, charger or remaining warranty adds real value; say so in the title.

Wipe it before you hand over

Back up, sign out of your accounts (Apple ID, Google) and factory reset at the meetup.

Free and commission-free

List as many items as you like. Whatever price you agree is yours.

Fewer time-wasters

Buyers pay a small reservation fee before the chat opens, so you hear from people who mean it.

Chat without your number

Agree details in HaatBazar chat and share your phone only when you choose to.

Get paid your way

The buyer pays you directly when you meet; HaatBazar never holds your money.

How to sell used electronics on HaatBazar

1
Take clear photos
Front, back, sides and the screen switched on, in good light.
2
Write an honest listing
Model, storage or specs, battery health, any marks, and what's included. Pick the condition grade (A, B or C).
3
Set a fair price
Check similar listings on HaatBazar to see what they're going for.
4
Meet, test and get paid
Let the buyer test it, then take payment and reset the device.

FAQ

Selling electronics in Nepal

Phones, laptops, tablets, TVs, cameras, speakers, gaming consoles, and home appliances like fridges and washing machines.

Ready to sell used electronics?

Listing takes a couple of minutes from your phone, and it's free.

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