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CeX: Technology Repair and Retail Specialists
CeX is an international retailer with a strong presence in the UK. They specialise in selling second-hand electronic goods, including game consoles, devices, tablets, smartphones, video games, and more. They also offer a repair service and allow customers to trade unwanted items for cash or store credit. You can bring in your old DVDs, CDs, game controllers, and other electronic gaming items and sell them for money, and it's a great place to pick up a second-hand mobile phone or games for popular consoles such as the PlayStation and Xbox. They also sell collectable items related to gaming paraphernalia, such as dolls, figurines, posters, and stickers of favourite gaming characters.
To comply with the law, selling customers must register an account with them. More than 370 stores throughout the UK and more than 100 establishments overseas. Use the store locator to find a CeX near you today; they have a presence in every major UK city.
CeX's 370-plus stores are spread over more than 290 UK towns and cities in high streets and shopping centres. This is especially true for bigger cities like Nottingham, Birmingham, and London.
It's randing is exceptionally distinct and mainly uses bold red, white, and black colours. Their logo is also very noticeable and depicts the company name with the final letter "X" surrounding the previous two letters in a stand-out design.
Opening and closing times may vary. From Monday to Saturday, the majority of their locations are open between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. On Sundays, they are open between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Note that each location's opening times may differ, especially those operating late-night shopping or in busy shopping precincts.
Opening hours may also differ on public holidays such as New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Christmas, Boxing Day, and bank holidays. On those days, branches may also be closed for business. Check the store locator to find the store information nearby you.
CeX may not be one of the oldest retailers on the UK high street, but it is certainly a familiar sight to many shoppers and past and present customers. Despite being well-known, there are many aspects of the company that many people do not know about.
- They have stores in more than ten countries.
- They have over 50 stores in Spain.
- They provide customers with a two-year warranty after repairing electronics.
- CeX was designed to mean "Computer Exchange".
- They have an annual staff-only music festival.
CeX offers customers many services revolving around phones, computers, video games and consoles, TV and film, and other electronics. They offer to repair electronic devices with a no-fix, no-fee guarantee. If they cannot repair your device, they will not charge you. Any device they repair comes with a two-year warranty. Customers can also trade in old, unused, abandoned, or just generally unwanted electronics in return for cash or store credit. If choosing store vouchers, the customer will receive better value for their trade-ins than cash. Customers may also buy new and used electronics from them at discount prices. For the most part, it is a trading platform with the company being the middleman and taking a cut.
The business was started by Robert Dudani and Paul Farrington in 1992. It originated on Tottenham Court Road in London as a single store. The company initials were originally an acronym for "Computer eXchange", but due to the diversification of products and services, the initials have been rebranded to "Complete Entertainment eXchange". One of the pair, Robert Dudani, appeared on a UK TV show called Secret Millionaire after the company suffered during the 2011 England riots. Yet, the company remains successful with more than 500 stores worldwide, including a presence in Italy, Mexico, Poland, the Netherlands, Australia, India, Spain, Ireland, and their biggest market, the UK. They also host their staff-only music festival annually.
