avatel.de
Online retailer and buyer of new and used electronics for consumers, businesses and trade partners
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About avatel.de
Avatel sells new and used smartphones, tablets, computers, consoles and other electronics, and buys used devices. Used products are inspected and cleaned, and purchases include a 24-month warranty.
Its customers include private buyers and sellers, businesses, wholesalers and trade partners. Sales and device purchases are handled through its online shop and buying service.
Founded in Frankfurt am Main in 2003, Avatel opened its online shop in 2014. It provides personal customer service.
Product: Online shop for new and used electronics, with a service for buying used devices.
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