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Recycling at Verizon stores FAQs

Q: What can I bring to a Verizon store to be recycled?

Verizon stores* accept your unwanted mobile devices, Stream TV and other streaming devices** for recycling. Bring your devices with or without their rechargeable batteries, chargers and cables. Keep in mind - Recycling is for devices that are outside of our 30-day return policy. *Authorized Retailer locations may not accept cell phones, etc., for recycling. Use our Store Locator to find Verizon stores. Enter your ZIP Code and filter for "Verizon Company Store". **Washington, D.C. residents can mail these to Verizon for recycling: Amazon Fire Stick; Google Chromecast; Roku; Stream TV. Visit our Recycling your streaming device page for details.

Q: What types of batteries can I bring to Verizon for recycling?

We accept and recycle rechargeable batteries that weigh less than 2 lbs. or 1 kg. Only rechargeable nickel cadmium, nickel metal hydride, lithium ion and small, sealed lead* batteries are accepted. The recovered metals are used to make new products, including new rechargeable batteries. Alkaline batteries and non-rechargeable batteries can't be recycled at our stores.

Q: How do I find a Verizon store that recycles used devices?

To find a Verizon store that recycles used devices, use our Store Locator. Enter your ZIP Code and filter for "Verizon Company Store". Note: Authorized Retailer locations may not accept devices, etc. for recycling.