Sell your Bose Audio

FAQs

Physical Inspection: Look for the model number on your Bose headphones. It is often printed on the headband, inside one of the earcups, or on the packaging.
Bose Connect App: If you have the Bose Connect app installed and your headphones are connected, the model name is usually displayed within the app.
Bose Website or Documentation: Refer to the original documentation that came with your headphones or check the Bose website by searching for your headphones based on their appearance.

Condition: The overall physical and functional condition significantly impacts the value. Bose headphones in excellent condition with minimal wear will command a higher price.
Original Accessories: Including the original accessories such as the carrying case, cables, and any included adapters can greatly increase the value.
Model and Age: Newer Bose models or those with premium features tend to be more valuable. Older models will typically have a lower value due to depreciation.
Market Demand: The popularity and demand for specific Bose headphone models will influence their resale value. Well-regarded and sought-after models often have better resale prices.

Disconnect Devices: Ensure your Bose headphones are disconnected from all paired devices.
Reset (if applicable): Some Bose headphones have a reset function; consult your manual to perform a reset if recommended for resale.
Clean and Inspect: Thoroughly clean your headphones and any included accessories to remove any dust, dirt, or oils, ensuring they are in the best possible condition for sale or shipping.
Include Original Accessories: Make sure to include the original carrying case, cables, and any other accessories that came with the headphones. Proper packaging is crucial for safe shipping.