Keyboard, Mouse and Cable Recycling
Here's what you need to know, in plain terms. Keyboards, mice, cables and docking stations can be included with a computer pickup or recycled on their own — no need to sort them separately from the main device.
- Working laptops may have resale value — check before recycling.
- Data should be wiped or destroyed before the device leaves your hands.
- A broken screen or dead battery doesn't disqualify a device from pickup.
Accessories and peripherals
Keyboards, mice, cables and docking stations can be included with a computer pickup or recycled on their own — no need to sort them separately from the main device.
Broken or non-working computers
For keyboard, mouse and cable recycling, a cracked screen, dead battery, or a laptop that won't power on doesn't stop it from being collected — it may still have component or scrap value. Mention the condition honestly when you book.
Office computer pickups
For keyboard, mouse and cable recycling, clearing out multiple computers from an office is common during upgrades — share the rough count and whether data destruction documentation is needed, since this often routes through ITAD rather than a standard pickup.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is resale better than recycling?
For keyboard, mouse and cable recycling: for a working device, resale is usually worth checking first — non-working or very old devices are typically better suited to recycling.
How do I book laptop recycling?
Message the details for keyboard, mouse and cable recycling — device type, condition and your location — on WhatsApp to get started.
Can monitors be recycled?
Yes, LCD, LED and CRT monitors are all accepted.
Can desktops be picked up?
Yes, desktop towers are accepted alongside laptops and monitors.
Have Questions About Keyboard, Mouse and Cable Recycling?
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Last updated: 2026-07-14