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Best Buy recently launched a recycling service to pick up old tech directly from customers’ homes for safe and responsible recycling. Anyone in the U.S. can request pickup and recycling for old electronics, including everything from laptops to washing machines.
The Best Buy Standalone Haul-Away service will remove and recycle up to two large products, along with smaller products like laptops, cameras and game consoles
The new Standalone Haul-Away service is available for $199.99. Best Buy Totaltech™ members save 20% on the Standalone Haul-Away service.
“We feel we have an important role to play in helping our planet, including being there for the entire lifecycle of a product – from the time a customer starts shopping until that product is responsibly recycled,” said Tim Dunn, Best Buy’s head of environmental sustainability. “This new service will make this important work even more convenient for customers.”
This new service is in addition to the Haul-Away service Best Buy currently offers to customers when they purchase new items and want to recycle the product they’re replacing. Customers can also drop off electronics at Best Buy stores through its everyday recycling program, or trade in select items for gift cards.
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