You can drop off old electronics at a specialized electronics intake and recycling company. Electronia accepts electronic scrap, electrical equipment, components, boards, computers and servers. Intake is at Balta iela 3C by prior appointment — book by phone or via the website form.

Yes, many types of electronic scrap have purchase value. The price depends on material type, composition, quality and quantity, so it is set after evaluation. Each item price is published in our catalog, and you see the calculation before the deal is finalized.

There is no single price for all electronics — a computer, a board and a cable are valued differently. For an estimate in advance, send photos and approximate weight via the request form. We will quote a price range before your visit.

Precious metals, radio components, electronic boards and devices — computers, phones, household appliances, car and telecom equipment. The full list with prices is in the catalog. If you are unsure about a specific material, ask us first.

Yes. Computers and servers contain boards, CPUs, memory, PSUs, cables and metals — all of that is recyclable. If you have many devices or are decommissioning IT infrastructure, book in advance so we can reserve enough time.

Yes — this is our main specialty. Boards are valued by type: computer, telecom, USSR-era and others differ in composition and price. Radio components — capacitors, chips, connectors, relays, tubes — are valued as separate line items.

Yes, cables are recyclable. Value depends on cable type, insulation and copper content. For large volumes, contact us first — we prepare a separate offer for bigger batches.

Yes, intake is only after a confirmed appointment. This is not a formality: an appraiser must be free for your batch, otherwise you would wait. Book by phone or via the website form and wait for confirmation.

Bring a passport or eID and a bank account number. Payments to individuals are cashless, by bank transfer — required by Cabinet Regulation No. 960. You can fill in your details on the website in advance.

Unsorted mix — about 30 minutes (weighing only). Radio components — about an hour (sorting and valuing by item). Large mixed volumes — 1–1.5 hours or more. We confirm the exact window from your description or photos.

No. Worn electrical equipment and devices with batteries must not go in general bins. Phones, laptops and lithium batteries also pose a fire risk. Proper drop-off lets valuable materials be recovered and reused.

Sort the material at home. Sorted scrap is priced per item; unsorted mix is priced by weight and the cheapest item in the batch. One component type per bag, boxes labeled and up to 20–25 kg, batteries removed, plastic and other trash discarded.