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Sell your laptop in Montreal

SubSell buys your laptop in Montreal — Lenovo, Dell, HP, Acer, Asus and gaming laptops. Free evaluation at 757 Rue Beaubien East, same-day cash, no mail-in.

757 Rue Beaubien Est, Montréal · 9 h – 21 h, 7 j/7 · 438-258-7895

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SubSell buys laptops of every brand in Montreal, for cash. Business ThinkPad, premium XPS, gaming laptop or Chromebook: bring yours in for a free in-store evaluation. It takes about 15 minutes and happens in front of you at the counter, 757 Rue Beaubien East in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie. There's no blind mail-in and no parking-lot meetup like Marketplace or Kijiji — a real person inspects the exact machine and stays accountable after you've been paid.

What we buy

SubSell buys Windows laptops from every major brand: Lenovo (ThinkPad, IdeaPad, Legion), Dell (Latitude, XPS, Precision), HP (EliteBook, Pavilion, Spectre), Acer (Aspire, Nitro, Predator) and Asus (ZenBook, VivoBook, ROG), plus gaming laptops of any brand. We also buy Surface, Chromebooks and, in store, some desktop and all-in-one PCs.

Bring yours with its charger: we evaluate it in front of you — keyboard, screen, battery, ports, cooling — and pay cash the same day.

What determines your laptop's value

The processor and its generation, RAM amount, SSD size and type, whether there's a dedicated GPU (gaming), battery health and overall condition. On business machines (ThinkPad, Latitude, EliteBook), the BIOS password and remote-management locks must be removed — otherwise value drops. No online estimate: the exact price is confirmed free in store.

Broken, slow or faulty laptop

Cracked screen, broken hinge, dead keyboard, overheating, won't boot, swollen battery: we evaluate everything. Even a faulty laptop keeps parts value (screen, SSD, battery, GPU). Don't repair before selling — the cost often exceeds the gain.

How to raise the offer on your laptop

To get the strongest offer, bring the original charger, clear any BIOS supervisor password, and sign the machine out of your Microsoft account, Azure AD or your employer's management fleet. A ThinkPad or Latitude still enrolled in an Intune tenant, or locked by Computrace, loses a lot of value — it can't be wiped and reset cleanly for the next owner.

The box, a spare power brick or a compatible docking station help too. On gaming laptops — Asus ROG, Acer Predator, Lenovo Legion — cleaned fans and recent thermal paste show up right away on the bench test. You don't have to do any of this: bring the laptop as-is to 757 Rue Beaubien East, beside Beaubien metro, and we'll tell you on the spot what moves the number. The evaluation stays free even if you walk out with your laptop.

What we inspect by brand and line

Brand / line What we check at evaluation
Lenovo ThinkPad (T, X, X1 Carbon) We test the TrackPoint and spill-resistant keyboard, and confirm the BIOS supervisor password is cleared and the Computrace/Absolute persistence module is disabled.
Dell Latitude / XPS We read the service tag, check the panel (InfinityEdge display on XPS), the hinge, and that there's no BIOS admin password or leftover Dell enrolment.
HP EliteBook / ProBook We check HP Sure Start, DriveLock and any management lock; keyboard, panel and fingerprint reader are all bench-tested.
Asus ROG / Acer Predator (gaming) We load-test the dedicated GPU, listen to the fans, and look for overheating and battery swelling, both common on gaming laptops.
Lenovo Legion / Dell G-series Same gaming checks: thermals, WASD key wear, ports and the original charger all verified.
Surface / Chromebook We check the touchscreen, account sign-out (a Chromebook needs a Powerwash) and the hinge or kickstand condition.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I sell my laptop in Montreal?

At SubSell, 757 Rue Beaubien East (Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie), 30 seconds from Beaubien metro. Free evaluation, same-day cash, no appointment and no mail-in.

Do you buy business (ex-fleet) laptops?

Yes — they're actually the most in-demand (ThinkPad, Latitude, EliteBook). Make sure the BIOS password and any management lock are removed before selling.

Should I erase my laptop before selling it?

Ideally yes: sign out of your accounts and reset Windows (Settings → System → Recovery → Reset → Remove everything). On a Chromebook, do a Powerwash. We can guide you in store.

How much is my laptop worth?

It depends on the brand, processor, RAM, SSD, GPU and condition. We confirm the exact price free in store in about 15 minutes — bring the model or serial number.

Do you buy laptops that won't turn on?

Yes. Bring it in — even a laptop that won't boot has parts value in the screen, SSD, battery and, on gaming models, the dedicated GPU. We diagnose it at the counter and make an offer on the spot; there's nothing to fix first.

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Free, ~15 min in store · 757 Rue Beaubien East, Montreal