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Objective cosmetic phone grading using robots placed at customer’s premises
All 6 sides of the phone are evaluated in high detail & takes less than 60 seconds
Grading criteria can be configured by customer or defaults used
No capex required – per test fee only
Detailed reports available that can be sent out to potential buyers of graded stock
Effective Sourcing and Procurement
Robotic Grading
Robotic grading provides objective cosmetic grading of mobile phones, from grade A+ through to grade E. The robot allows used phones to be sold with confidence by providing a defined standard of what constitutes which grade. Use of the robot will save significant time and cost in the processing of used phones as grades can be relied upon.
James Waterston
Founder
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Everything Mobile Limited is a Mobile Solutions Partner that helps businesses simplify the way they buy, repair, reuse, and recycle mobile devices. In a world increasingly shaped by mobile technology, choosing the right partner for device procurement, repair, refurbishment, recycling, and lifecycle management is more important than ever. Mobile devices
Smartphones are now part of everyday life. People use them for communication, work, banking, shopping, photos, entertainment, directions, and staying connected with family and friends. Because phones are used so often, they are also exposed to daily risks. A phone can slip out of your hand, fall off a desk,
The Future of Mobile Refurbishment: 5 Emerging Trends Reshaping the Industry In today’s fast-moving technology landscape, mobile phones have become essential to modern life. From work and banking to shopping, education, entertainment, and social connection, smartphones are no longer luxury items. They are everyday tools that people rely on constantly.
A cracked screen, a swollen battery, a phone that won’t turn on anymore it doesn’t mean the device is worthless. It means it needs the right recycling partner. Millions of damaged handsets sit in drawers every year simply because people don’t know where to take them safely. Quick answer: Safe
