iPad (5th gen, 2017) trade-in value
Sell your iPad (5th gen, 2017)
4 UK trade-in stores will buy an iPad (5th gen, 2017) today, for up to £54 in cash. Whether you want to sell it, trade it in or recycle it, here is what each store publishes, side by side.
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Prices collected 18 October 2026 from each store's own valuation tool.
iPad (5th gen, 2017) trade-in value by storage and condition
The highest price any store publishes for each combination, with the store that pays it. Prices are for a Wi-Fi device.
| Storage | Excellent | Good | Fair | Faulty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 32GB | £44CeX | £31CeX | £21CeX | £3giffgaff |
| 128GB | £48CeX | £35CeX | £31CeX | £5giffgaff |
What each store pays for an iPad (5th gen, 2017)
Each store's best working and faulty price for any configuration of this model.
| Store | Best working price | Best faulty price | Collected |
|---|---|---|---|
| CeX | £54 (128GB, Cellular) | — | 18 October 2026 |
| Back Market | £30 (32GB, Cellular) | — | 18 October 2026 |
| giffgaff | £15 (32GB, Cellular) | £5 | 18 October 2026 |
| Assurant | £6 (128GB, Cellular) | — | 18 October 2026 |
CeX figures are cash; its store-credit offer is higher. Argos, Assurant and Currys publish one "fully working" price for every working condition. How we compare.
How the iPad (5th gen, 2017) trade-in value has changed
Best price for a Wi-Fi iPad (5th gen, 2017) in good condition, at our previous update (16 September 2026) and now.
| Storage | 16 September 2026 | Now | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 32GB | £28 | £31 | +£3 |
| 128GB | £32 | £35 | +£3 |
| Store | 16 September 2026 | Now | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| CeX | £54 | £54 | no change |
| Back Market | £30 | £30 | no change |
| giffgaff | £15 | £15 | no change |
| Assurant | £6 | £6 | no change |
See which models moved most in the trade-in price tracker.
Getting the most for your iPad (5th gen, 2017)
- Compare before you post. The same 32GB iPad (5th gen, 2017) is worth £3 at one store and £31 at another.
- Grade it honestly. Every store inspects the device; if it is worse than described you get a lower revised offer.
- Turn off Find My first. An Activation-Locked iPad is rejected or returned. Our preparation checklist covers every step.
- Know your exact model. Settings → General → About shows the model name and capacity. Identify your iPad.
iPad (5th gen, 2017) trade-in questions
How much is my iPad (5th gen, 2017) worth?
UK trade-in stores currently pay up to £54 for an iPad (5th gen, 2017), depending on storage, network and condition. A 32GB Wi-Fi iPad (5th gen, 2017) in good condition fetches up to £31 at CeX.
Which store pays the most for an iPad (5th gen, 2017)?
In our latest data CeX publishes the highest working price, £54 for a 128GB model. The best store can change by storage and condition, so check the table for your configuration.
Can I sell or recycle a broken iPad (5th gen, 2017)?
Yes. The best published price for a faulty or cracked iPad (5th gen, 2017) is £5 (128GB, giffgaff). Faulty prices assume the worst case the store lists — if less is wrong with yours, the store may pay more.
Can I sell a brand-new or sealed iPad (5th gen, 2017)?
Yes, but none of the stores we compare publishes a separate price for a sealed or unused handset, so a new iPad (5th gen, 2017) is priced in the top condition grade: up to £48 for the 128GB model at CeX.
Has the iPad (5th gen, 2017) trade-in value gone up or down?
It is unchanged since our previous update on 16 September 2026: the best published price is still £54.
Is it worth comparing trade-in prices for an iPad (5th gen, 2017)?
Yes. For a 32GB iPad (5th gen, 2017) in good condition, 4 stores quote between £3 (Assurant) and £31 (CeX) — a £28 difference for the same iPad.
Is a Cellular iPad (5th gen, 2017) worth more than Wi-Fi?
Usually a little. The table above shows Wi-Fi prices; pick Cellular in the full comparison to see what each store pays for the Wi-Fi + Cellular model.
Get a quote for your exact iPad (5th gen, 2017)
Pick storage, network and condition and we line up every store's offer, highest first.





