Certain electronic products contain potentially hazardous materials, such as lead and mercury, that can pose a risk to human health and the environment if not properly managed. Some states also ban electronic products from landfills or incinerators. Amazon supports the responsible disposal and recycling of electronics products.
Amazon device recycling options can be found by visiting our recycling program page by following this link: Amazon Device Recycle.
Amazon recognizes the importance of recycling electronic equipment at the end of its useful life, which is why we support the responsible disposal and recycling of electronics products and offer a recycling program for electronic items including Amazon devices and selected accessories. In some areas, the disposal of rechargeable batteries and certain electronic devices is regulated, so please make sure you dispose of Amazon devices, accessories, batteries and other regulated electronic devices in accordance with your local laws and regulations.Customers can find more information about electronics recycling options and state-specific requirements on the following websites:
Arizona
Department of Environmental Quality
Arkansas
Department of Environmental Quality
California
Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery
Colorado
Department of Public Health & Environment
Connecticut
Department of Environmental Protection
District of Columbia
District of Columbia residents can learn how to recycle their electronics at the Department of Energy & Environment website.
Florida
Department of Environmental Protection
Georgia
Environmental Protection Division
Hawaii
Idaho
Department of Environmental Quality
Illinois
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Iowa
Department of Natural Resources
Indiana
Office of Pollution Prevention
Kentucky
Energy and Environment Cabinet
Louisiana
Department of Environmental Quality
Maine
Maine Department of Environmental Protection
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Department of Natural Resources and Environment
Minnesota
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Mississippi
Department of Environmental Quality
Missouri
Department of Natural Resources
Montana
Department of Environmental Quality
Nebraska
Department of Environmental and Energy
Nevada
Division of Environmental Protection
New Hampshire
Department of Environmental Services
New Jersey
For information about recycling computers, monitors, portable computers, desktop printers, desktop fax machines and TV’s and participating collection sites near you, please visit the Department of Environmental Protection’s website or call 1-866-DEPKNOW (1-866-337-5669).
New Mexico
New York
For information on recycling used electronic devices, please visit the Department of Environmental Conservation’s website.
North Carolina
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
North Dakota
Department of Environmental Quality
Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
Oklahoma
Department of Environmental Quality
Oregon
For information about recycling used electronic devices, please visit the Department of Environmental Quality’s website. Learn more about Oregon E-Cycles: Free Recycling for Computers, Monitors, Desktop Printers and TVs or call 1-888-532-9253.
Pennsylvania
Department of Environmental Protection
Rhode Island
Department of Environmental Management
South Carolina
Department of Health and Environmental Control
South Dakota
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Tennessee
Department of Environment and Conservation
Texas
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
Utah
Department of Environmental Quality
Vermont
Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation
Virginia
Department of Environmental Quality
Washington
E-Cycle Washington provides free e-cycling for computers, monitors, and TVs at participating collection sites near you. For recycling locations, visit www.ecyclewashington.org or call 1-800-RECYCLE (1-800-732-9253).
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
Wyoming
Department of Environmental Quality
Last Updated: 02/03/2020