Customer Ratings & Reviews

Required purchase to cover recycling cost -typical

the 6 gb of ram is spectacular gives the right amount of speed that accommodates to my need so im sure it will for many thers as well! enough hd space to keep on goin! love the fact that its touchscreen too!'

LOL they asked me to review a recycling fee for 25 reward points. It's a fee. I don't want to pay it. But it is required. So 2 stars because I understand the importance of recycling but think it should be financed by the sale of what was recycled.

This works great one night we had a pizza party and I used them for classic rock songs and it almost rocked everyone out of the house man yeeehawww love them wouldn't get rid of it for nothing !!!!!

After seeing this request for a review, I Googled to see what Best Buy does with this fee and found out you will take in all electronics, no matter where purchased, and recycle them. I have been shopping in your store for decades and have never seen an ad, nor heard anything about this. I suggest you use some of those funds to let people know the what, where, how, and when of recycling. I plan to drop off quite a few items I have been storing for years to my local store in the very near future. I am going to recommend this program, but I am hopeful you will do something to create a larger consumer awareness to protect our environment.

Recycling Fee Recycling fee at Best Buy it's worth it especially if you have bulky items to bring in so I highly recommend going to BestBuy to get this done

As part of the Acer monitor purchase, I had to purchase the $4 recycling fee in the state I live in. This is fine because I'm an environmentalist at heart. Best Buy is great.

This was tied to a return and the return was in perfect condition so they didn't charge a fee but they certainly let me know they didn't. Aren't they just delicious?

Best Buy electronic recycling is a terrific service for the community. Staff are courteous and knowledgeable. It is the sane way to dispose of old electronics. Thank you!

great price especially with the blackfriday sale and definitely the great build quality shows. recommended it to my neighbor and he also got it. Great shipping speed too!

This is a must have fee that goes along with electronics purchases like the new TV I just purchased. Knowing it is to help prompt or support e-waste recycling, I was okay with the greater good purpose.

Searched online for all of the municipal disposal stations and methods. Looked for a charitable org. that would take my TV. All to no avail and lots of wasted time.

I don't mind paying a few extra bucks for a recycling environmental fee long as it goes toward helping the environment or offsetting the production cost.

It wasn't too expensive & i could deal with it. I think if it was really expensive, I would have some issues with it. Overall, it's doable and no complaints.

This is a fee that seems to be thrown off to the side by most but is good for our environment and the ability to get things off your hands once finished.

It is interesting that there is a review section for the recycling fee. Since the fee is automatically added onto the purchase. What can I say?

i got charged for this but i don't exactly know what this is...? my guess is that it's for the cardboard they have to use when shipping something out.

Paying for recycling is the right thing to do. It is the price we pay for a better world, a world of the kind we want to leave to our children.

Amazing program! I brought in a printer that didn't work and didn't have the cord; and they took $50 off the new printer I bought. So good!!!

I'm all for doing what is needed to secure our environment. However, I have purchased many laptops, electronic devices--all requiring a recycle fee--and have yet to see an accounting of the "hefty fees" added to the price. Many of the laptops I purchase I take to Mexico for young students, so the laptop never finds its way back to California. And, I know that parts are stripped from non-working units and salvaged in Mexico. So, I'd like to see credible information posted on all those recycling fees--or is it just another corporate grab?