Sell your desoldered NAND, eMMC and UFS chips
Repair shops, dismantling workshops, recyclers: do you recover memory chips from boards, SSDs or smartphones? We buy these components in bulk, sorted or not, for industrial reuse.
Components we accept
- NAND flash chips (BGA, TSOP) from SSDs or boards
- eMMC and UFS chips from smartphones, tablets and connected devices
- Desoldered DRAM chips
- Batches sorted by part number or unsorted bulk
- New, recovered or test-rejected chips
The value of a chip batch depends on the type, the capacity and how well it is sorted. When a price is published in our list, it is shown here; otherwise, we make an offer based on a description and photos.
Price on request
These batches are assessed case by case, based on type, quantity and condition. Send a description and a few photos: reply within 48 working hours.
Request a priceAn outlet for recovered components
Smartphone and computer repair shops, data recovery labs and recyclers often accumulate desoldered memory chips with no channel to sell them. An e-waste specialist for over twenty years, Recynew, which runs Recychips, directs them to industrial reuse as components.
What makes a batch valuable
- Type: NAND, eMMC, UFS and DRAM are not worth the same.
- Capacity: readable from the chip marking (manufacturer part number).
- Sorting: a batch sorted by part number is worth more than mixed bulk.
- Condition: balls present or not, broken or cracked chips.
How to get an offer
Describe your batch (chip type, quantity or weight, origin) and attach a few sharp photos of the markings. We reply within 48 working hours with an offer and shipping instructions. As with SSDs, nothing should be sent before approval.
Packing loose chips
- Sealed antistatic bags, one bag per type or part number.
- Bags grouped in a rigid box, with no empty space.
- Quote or conversation reference written in the parcel.
4 steps, no commitment
You send nothing until your request has been approved.
Estimate
Enter format, capacity and quantity: the price is shown instantly.
Send your request
Add your contact details and a few photos of the batch.
Get approval
We confirm the quote and send you the shipping instructions.
Ship and get paid
After inspection on receipt, you accept the final offer and get paid.
Do you buy chips with unknown part numbers?
Yes, as unsorted bulk. The price is then set after inspection, and the final offer is submitted to you before any payment.
Do the chips need reballing?
No. Chips are bought as they are, with or without balls.
Is any data on the chips read?
No. We never read, copy or recover any data. Erasing the chips remains your responsibility if they hold data.
Is there a minimum quantity?
No, but shipping is at your expense for small batches. For a large batch, we can look into covering transport.
Do you also buy complete circuit boards?
Yes, on request, especially boards with a high density of recoverable components. Contact us with a description and photos.
Other media we buy
NVMe and M.2 SSDs
M.2 PCIe NVMe and M.2 SATA drives, 2230 to 22110, even dead ones.
2.5" SATA and mSATA SSDs
2.5" 7 mm and 9.5 mm SSDs, mSATA and small form factors, working or not.
SAS and U.2 enterprise SSDs
SAS, U.2 and PCIe enterprise SSDs from data centres and storage arrays.
RAM modules
DDR3, DDR4 and DDR5 from desktops, laptops and servers, ECC or not.
SD cards and USB sticks
SD, microSD and CompactFlash cards and USB sticks in bulk, by the kilo.
How much is your batch worth?
Free estimate in under a minute.