Recycle your Modem, Extender or Sure Signal
If you have one of the modems shown here or want to recycle a different one please complete the form below and we’ll send you a return bag. Just pop your device & cables inside, send it off and we’ll do the rest.
Recycle or trade-in your old phone
If you have an old mobile phone that you want to recycle, we can help.
As part of a Trade-in, we'll recycle that old phone for you.
And you know that's a much better choice than leaving it in a drawer, or letting it go to landfill.
Keep New Zealand green, with us.
As part of a Trade-in, we'll recycle that old phone for you.
And you know that's a much better choice than leaving it in a drawer, or letting it go to landfill.
Keep New Zealand green, with us.
Trade-in. Win-win
Trade-in is a great way to upgrade to a new phone. You save even more when you trade-in your old phone and use the value towards one of our great new phone deals. It’s great for work or play.
Trade-in your mobile
How to recycle your mobile phone
Simply drop off your old mobile phone to any One NZ store, or to anywhere you see the RE:MOBILE logo.
You can also post it to us and we’ll take care of it for you:
One NZ Mobile Phone Recycling Appeal
Private Bag 208013
Highbrook
Auckland, 2161
Freepost 223107.
You can also post it to us and we’ll take care of it for you:
One NZ Mobile Phone Recycling Appeal
Private Bag 208013
Highbrook
Auckland, 2161
Freepost 223107.
What happens to the recycled phones?
We're part of RE:MOBILE, which is an industry-wide mobile phone recycling programme.
In 2014, RE:MOBILE was accredited by the Ministry for the Environment which means it had to meet high environmental standards.
Through RE:MOBILE, mobile phones that are in working order are refurbished and exported to places such as Hong Kong, China or Eastern Europe.
Mobiles that can’t be repaired are broken down, and the components are recycled with a better than 95% recovery rate.
A percentage of the profits generated by RE:MOBILE is donated to Sustainable Coastlines – a multi award winning New Zealand charity working hard to look after the waterways and coastlines we love.