Electronics Recycling
Electronics Recycling of Minnesota provides secure, full-service electronics & computer recycling, data destruction & HD shredding for commercial and residential customers.
They will be taking many electronics for free to make it easy to drop off and responsibly recycle your old items. Some things are more difficult to recycle and do have a cost to recycle.
Free Computer & Mobile Device Recycling
Laptop & Notebook Computers*
Desktop PC Towers, Servers & Workstations*
Gaming Systems
SmartPhones & Other Cell Phones
Tablets & E-Readers
*All personal information is sanitized using either logical or physical data destruction methods.
COMPUTER MONITORS & PRINTERS ARE AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE
Free Electronic Peripherals Recycling
Remote Controls
Keyboards & Mice, Cords, Cables, Power Strips
Memory, Processors, Motherboards, Video & Audio Cards
Incomplete Desktop and Server Cases
Hard Drives, External Drives, Magnetic Drives
Power Adapters, Power Strips, & Docking Stations
VOIP Systems, Phone Systems
Free Battery Recycling
Electric Vehicle (EV) Batteries
Cell Phone & Laptop Batteries
Lead Acid (Car & UPS) Batteries
Lithium, Ni-Cad, & Ni-Mh Batteries
*Alkaline AA, AAA, C, & D batteries do not need to be recycled and can be put in your trash.
We can't accept everything for free, some items are more difficult to recycle.
These types of electronics can be recycled for a small fee when you arrive:
Home Audio/Video Equipment (stereos, DVD players, cable boxes) - $2
Speakers - $2
Small Appliances (toasters, coffee makers, vacuums) - $2
Power Tools - $2
Fluorescent Light Tubes - $1-$2 each
These types of electronics cost a little more to recycle because of their size:
Printers - starting at $15
Monitors (flat screen) - $10
TVs (flat screen) - $1-$1.50 per inch (diagonal)
CRT (Tube) TVs & Monitors - $2 per inch (diagonal)
Microwaves - $15
Large Home Appliances - $45