💻 SELL ASUS
Sell your Asus in Montreal
SubSell buys your Asus laptop on the spot — ZenBook, VivoBook, ROG, TUF and ProArt. Free in-store 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
Ultraportable ZenBooks and ROG gaming laptops resell well in Montreal. Bring yours in: we evaluate it in front of you — keyboard, screen, battery, cooling — and make a same-day offer. The evaluation is free, takes about fifteen minutes and carries no obligation, right at our counter at 757 Rue Beaubien East near métro Beaubien in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie. On an Asus the biggest swing factors are the ROG's GPU generation, a working ScreenPad and the state of the OLED panel.
What we check on an Asus
We test the keyboard and trackpad (sometimes with a secondary ScreenPad), battery health, the display (OLED on many ZenBook/ProArt — we look for retention), the hinges (a watch point on thin chassis) and cooling on ROG/TUF (fans, dust, thermal paste). We test under load for gaming models.
Broken or faulty Asus — we still evaluate it
Broken hinge, cracked or OLED-retention screen, dead keyboard, overheating, won't boot, swollen battery: we evaluate everything. A faulty machine keeps parts value (OLED screen, GPU, battery). Don't repair before selling.
Which Asus laptops we buy
ZenBook (premium ultraportable), VivoBook (consumer), ROG and TUF (gaming) and ProArt (creator). Recent ROG with a dedicated GPU and OLED ZenBooks are worth the most. Bring the original charger (USB-C or gaming brick depending on model).
How the Asus model decides your offer
In short: the line and the generation drive the number more than anything else. A ROG or TUF with a recent dedicated GPU (RTX-series) that still runs cool is worth well above an entry VivoBook with a plastic chassis. A slim ZenBook with a clean OLED panel holds strong, and a ProArt with its factory-calibrated display appeals to the video and photo editors who seek it out.
What pulls an offer down: a ScreenPad that no longer responds, a loose hinge on a thin ZenBook, visible OLED retention, dust-clogged fans that spike temperatures under load, or a worn battery. Tell us about any recent servicing — fresh thermal paste on a ROG, for instance — since we confirm it during a real load test anyway. Unlike a Marketplace or Kijiji sale, a technician inspects the exact machine in front of you and stays accountable afterward, with no parking-lot meetup.
Asus — what we inspect by line
| Line | Priority inspection points |
|---|---|
| ZenBook (OLED) | OLED screen (retention), hinge, battery, keyboard |
| VivoBook | Battery, display, hinge, cosmetic condition |
| ROG / TUF (gaming) | Fans, GPU, high-refresh display, charging |
| ProArt (creator) | Calibrated display, GPU, ports, battery |
Frequently asked questions
Do you buy Asus ROG and TUF gaming laptops?
Yes, and they keep good value thanks to their dedicated GPU. We test the fans and thermal behaviour under load; mention any recent servicing (thermal paste), it helps.
My ZenBook OLED screen has retention — is it worth anything?
Yes. Light retention is common on OLED and does not stop us buying; marked burn-in lowers value. We test the display in front of you.
How do I prepare my Asus before selling?
Sign out of your accounts, remove any BIOS password, then reset Windows (Settings → System → Recovery → Reset → Remove everything). Bring the charger. We can guide you in store.
Do I need to bring the charger?
Ideally yes — the original charger, especially the powerful ROG brick, adds value. Without a charger we still buy it, with a small adjustment.
Does the ScreenPad or a second display affect the offer?
It can. A fully working ScreenPad (the touch panel above the trackpad on some ZenBooks and ProArt models) is a plus, while a dead or laggy one lowers the offer. We test it during the free in-store evaluation, along with the OLED panel and the fans on any ROG or TUF.
Free, ~15 min in store · 757 Rue Beaubien East, Montreal