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Electronics & Small Devices

Best Buy accepts most small electronics for free, no purchase required, up to 3 qualifying items per household per day. Many municipal household hazardous waste centers also accept e-waste.

Curbside recycling?

No

Small electronics generally do not belong in curbside recycling, most curbside programs are not equipped to process them.

Safety note

Some small electronics contain batteries, remove and recycle separately if the battery is removable.

How to prepare it

  • Remove batteries if easily removable
  • Wipe or reset any device that stored personal data

Retailer & manufacturer take-back programs

  • Best Buy Electronics Recycling

    Best Buy stores accept a wide range of small electronics for free recycling, with no purchase or receipt required, regardless of brand or age.

Common fees

Free at Best Buy for eligible items

Quantity limits

Best Buy: up to 3 qualifying small-electronics items per household per day

Residency restrictions

Not confirmed

Appointment required?

Not confirmed

Recycling locations

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I recycle electronics & small devices?
Best Buy accepts most small electronics for free, no purchase required, up to 3 qualifying items per household per day. Many municipal household hazardous waste centers also accept e-waste.
Can electronics & small devices go in curbside recycling?
Small electronics generally do not belong in curbside recycling, most curbside programs are not equipped to process them.
Is there a safety concern with electronics & small devices?
Some small electronics contain batteries, remove and recycle separately if the battery is removable.
Last verified 2026-08-13

Programs, hours, fees, eligibility, and accepted materials can change. Confirm details with the facility before traveling.

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