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Excellent service. I've used only once when visiting Sydney but such a great service

Great company to deal with. Selling my phone was quick and easy and received a great price.

Highly recomanded, sell my iphone and got payment in 2 working days

I sent in an immaculate phone that should have been worth $630, they decided it had scratches on the screen (it didn't) they down graded it from mint condition to fair, so that phone went to $450. Didn't even offer the good price they said they would. So once you've gone to the trouble of sending it in they scam you on the price payable. But wait once you've reluctantly agreed to the price because you can't be bothered mucking around, they don't pay you! I have been chasing for weeks now and I have not been paid.

I very recently sold an IPad to Mobile Guru. I was pleasantly surprised at their professionalism, efficiency, care and quick responses. I received an appropriate, excellent remuneration for my IPad. Special thanks to Ben. Wishing them all the best in their company. Thank you.

Sold my device to Mobile Guru — Sell Order #68306. The device was sent and received, and I have still not been paid over a week after confirmation.
I’ve tried to follow up via text to 0440 131 609 and two times via email and through their website, and have received no response on either channel. I’m now calling 1300 362 017 directly and will be lodging a complaint with Queensland Fair Trading if this isn’t resolved shortly.
I’ve read plenty of positive reviews here so I know this isn’t everyone’s experience, but right now I have no payment and no communication after a week, which isn’t good enough. Happy to update this review once (if) it’s resolved.

Very disappointed with my experience. I was told the phone I sent arrived severely damaged which was not a result of packaging or transit. I was accused of sending a product that was not the standard I selected, even though my phone was in perfect condition. Mobile Guru was not able to verify their chain of custody or that the damage didn't take place at their end. I was only offered a significantly reduced quote for my phone, and left with no recourse. Do not recommend this service.

Very disappointed. I am not sure how they received the accolade "award winning mobile trade in" I carefully watched the video for selling an iPhone and it showed a phone in BAD condition set as Good, my phone is nowhere near as bad as that yet they initially offered me $390 and now offer $110 listing multiple defects. My phone had no scratches on the glass, there were some on the case but everything else was working with 100% battery and no leases etc etc. It will be interesting to see the condition it is in when they return to me. I took multiple photos and videos of the phone before sending in. Prepare to be disappointed if you sell your phone to them. Adding that you may have to chase them for payment …mine eventually came through but I had to chase

I've sold around 6 phones to them and 5/6 I got full price.

They are very strict, even if there is a 'minor' mark, they will reduce the price. Even then when I requested for $20 more, they were happy to do.
However, if it is truly in mint condition they will 100% give you what they promise.

The whole process from selling the phone to the inspection and getting paid takes 2 days (I use Paypal to get the money).

100% would recommend and will continue to use them in the future. Much easier than selling to marketplace and getting time wasters

Sent in a mobile without a blemish on the screen or back for trade in. The phone was a S25 ultra with gorilla armour glass. Has never even been close to being dropped. Somehow claimed the phone has deep scratches based on a video where the phone colour is different to phone sent in while offering $330 less.

Requested return and having to pay $10 to get my own phone back with whatever damage was caused by mobile guru.

Use their services at your own risk.

Website says “no dents and phone working, only superficial scratches” or “like new” - mine was the first, no dents, no screen damage and the phone worked perfectly. And they wanted to offer me half the price. I said no obviously. I am waiting for the items to be returned.

They offered AUD 100 for my Apple Watch and decreased the price to AUD60 based on the inspection result “device meet conditions” which was a serious breach of the offer they made. I checked the inspection report that it was not even my watch they inspected. What a mess and cheating of the trade in.

On Tuesday 3rd February 2026 I sold my iPhone 13 Pro Max (2021) - 256 GB, Mint for $535. On Thursday 5th February 2026 they accessed it and the device met the conditions so they offered me the price I originally quoted. On the same day they transferred the $535 into my Bank account.

Sent my phones in on the 22nd of last month, they arrived to the company on the 28th. And yet, nothing. They messaged me about unlocking one of the phones I sent via icloud, I did. Then they told me they forwarded me to their 'lock device team' (exact words). And that theyd update me via email, they still havent said anything despite me sending them several emails!!! They just took my phones and ran!

Received payment in full for my iPhone 11 Pro Max from Mobile Guru. I had previously stated that I had been scammed due to the time frames with no contact.
I highly recommend that they need to reassess their advertising in order to avoid further negativity.

Purchased a iPhone 12 late last year phone was good for about a month then apparently had a software problem Mobil guru sent it back to me stating the repaired phone I started it up and still had same problem I noticed the note I left in box was still exactly how I put it in the box I new that they did not even look at the phone once again I sent it back and then received a insulting offer is a iPhone 11 or I pay a extra $150 for a iPhone 13 as they claim not to have any iPhone 12 to replace my phone with I’ve now been without a phone for more then 4 weeks do not trust this company

My partner purchased a Pixel 9 Pro Fold via Rebeelo as a birthday gift, sold and shipped by The Mobile Guru. The device was listed as Premium Quality with an elevated battery condition and priced at $1,100.

The phone arrived without the original box, which is acceptable, although we had expected it given that this was the highest condition tier available.

However, the front display advertised as scratch-free arrived with heavy scratches and even a small crack. Rebeelo offered a $50 refund for this issue, which is completely inadequate given the condition mismatch.

While using the phone, we also discovered that the battery does not charge properly. After testing multiple chargers and cables, the issue persisted. We then ran Google’s built-in diagnostic tool, which confirmed that wired charging has failed, clearly indicating a hardware fault.

Based on this experience, I strongly advise against buying from The Mobile Guru, either directly or through Rebeelo. The condition descriptions are misleading, and faulty devices are being sold. Other reviews also mention receiving stolen or defective phones, and many of the positive reviews appear to be influenced by compensation being offered in exchange.

I am extremely disappointed with their customer service. I sent my device on 05/12/2025 and it was delivered on 09/12/2025. I received an email stating that they needed an ID and the device purchase invoice. I replied with both within five minutes. After that, there was no response. I keep receiving emails asking for the same documents, and there has been no reply to any of my messages or emails

I purchased a Surface Pro 11 (16GB/512GB) through Mobile Guru Australia on the Kogan Marketplace during Black Friday. My order was confirmed, and I was actively monitoring for the tracking link.

Because the order was confirmed, I purchased accessories from another seller so I’d have everything ready when the device arrived.

Then — without warning, without any attempt to contact me, and without my consent — Mobile Guru cancelled my order and issued a refund I never agreed to. Under Australian Consumer Law, I do not have to accept a refund, and I have made this clear repeatedly.

Since then, both Mobile Guru and Kogan have ignored my messages, ignored my consumer rights, and simply stopped responding altogether.

To make things worse, the accessories I ordered (from another international seller through the same platform) were rushed out so quickly after the cancellation that they sent the wrong screen protector — Surface Pro 8 instead of Surface Pro 11. Now I’m forced to go through the hassle of returning an international item and waiting weeks for a refund, all because the original device I paid for was never supplied.

At this point it looks like a textbook bait-and-switch: advertise a high-demand item at a good price, confirm the order, then quietly cancel once the customer has already committed to related purchases.

I now have active complaints lodged with both the ACCC and NSW Fair Trading.

Do not buy from Mobile Guru Australia.
And be extremely cautious buying anything from Kogan Marketplace.
If something goes wrong, you’ll be ignored, delayed, and left to deal with the mess yourself.

I recently decided to sell my old MacBook Air with The Mobile Guru. I'd seen tons of positive reviews online, so I was really expecting everything to go off without a hitch.

The initial process was great: super speedy and straightforward from the moment I got my first quote, and their communication was clear.

The only real snag came when I dropped off the laptop. I was told they couldn't do the final appraisal right there on the spot and that I'd get the results by email later (so I can't see how they actually assess the laptop).

When that final price did come through, it was lower than the initial quote—which, okay, whatever, that happens—but they didn't give a reason why. The laptop honestly only had a couple of tiny, tiny scratches on it. I'd rated it 'good,' despite it being very close to mint condition. But I couldn't chat to anyone about the new pricing. It was a take-it-or-leave-it situation: either accept the new offer or come pick my laptop back up.

It's not a huge deal in the grand scheme of things, but it did make me wonder if they intentionally lowball the final offers after baiting you with a higher initial price. A little explanation for the price drop would have been appreciated, or just a more realistic first quote.

Despite that little hiccup, I’d still recommend them if you're looking to trade in your tech.