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Visit CalRecycle for information on how California's CEW recycling program and for convenient recycling options.

(Visite CalRecycle para obtener información sobre cómo funciona el programa de reciclaje de residuos electronicos de California y para opciones de reciclaje convenientes. Seleccione español del menú desplegable para traducir el sitio web de CalRecycle.)

Connecticut operates a state-administered, manufacturer-funded Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program that provides residents with free recycling for covered electronic devices through municipal collection sites. Sony and other manufacturers finance transportation and recycling, and disposal of these devices which are banned from disposal in landfills. Find a drop-off location near you.

For DC consumers only, Sony will accept all Sony branded covered electronic equipment and, with any purchase of a Sony branded covered electronic equipment, Sony will recycle your old brand of the same type of covered electronic equipment at no cost.

If you purchased a Sony branded covered electronic equipment and would like to return your old brand of the same type of covered electronic equipment, please visit Sony's mailback service, select “All Other Brands”, enter your zip code, and select your product type.

For Hawaii Consumers who are not able to travel to a collection site, ERI provides pick up service for certain branded products. Please call us at 800-572-5300.

Maine operates a state-administered, manufacturer-funded Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program that provides residents with free recycling for covered electronic devices through municipal collection sites and other programs. Sony and other manufacturers finance transportation and recycling, and disposal of these devices which are banned from disposal in landfills. Find a drop-off location near you.

For Maryland consumers only, ERI offers a program for our manufacturers that meets the following requirements:

• The program is free to Maryland consumers.
• The program offers free shipping to Maryland consumers.
• The program offers free recycling to Maryland consumers.
• The program offers free packaging to Maryland consumers, if requested.
  • Maryland consumers with questions regarding our program or that wish to request free packaging can email [email protected] or call 800-374-3473.
  • Maryland consumers should read above for instructions on how to destroy personal and confidential data.

ERI offers a program for our manufacturers allows consumers to return branded products such as notebook or laptop computers, tablets, desktop computers, and computer monitors for recycling free of charge. Missouri consumers can search above by zip code for a drop off location or select the brand of product they are looking to return and enter zip code and product type to print a pre-paid shipping label. For additional information about the Missouri electronics recycling program, please visit the E-Cycle Missouri website.

In accordance with the New Jersey Electronic Waste Management Act, no costs associated with the recycling of Covered Electronic Devices (CEDs) shall be passed on to New Jersey consumers. As defined in N.J.A.C. 7:26J-1.3, a “covered electronic device” includes, but is not limited to, televisions, computers, and monitors, and a “consumer” refers to any person who purchases a CED for personal or home use.

New Jersey Consumers can use the search function above or use the NJ Department of Environmental Protection's Site List to find options to recycle their Covered Electronic Devices, including Bulky Items

For New Jersey Consumers who are not able to bring a covered electronic device, including bulky items to a collection site, ERI provides pick up service at no cost. Please call us at 1-800-572-5300. Consumers can also find additional information by visiting the NJ Department of Environmental Protection's website.

For more information or to schedule a pickup, please contact ERI at 1-800-572-5300 or visit the NJ Department of Environmental Protection's website.

Sony will recycle all Sony branded covered electronic equipment and with any purchase of Sony branded covered electronic equipment, Sony will recycle your old brand of the same type of covered electronic equipment at no cost. For more information, please visit New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's website.

Oregon's E-Cycles program is operated by a single Producer Responsibility Organization (PRO). This manufacturer-funded EPR system offers free, convenient recycling for covered electronics through a statewide network of authorized drop-off locations. Find an Oregon E-Cycles Collection Site.

Click here for a list of sites in Texas that accept televisions for recycling.

Vermont administers a state-operated, manufacturer-funded EPR program that provides free and accessible e-waste recycling through certified collection facilities across the state. The program covers a broad range of electronic devices and emphasizes statewide accessibility. Visit Vermont e-cycles website to find a drop-off location near you.

Please see Annual eCycle Report: 2025 Annual eCycling Report for Virginia

Washington's E-Cycle Washington program is operated by a Financing Authority. The manufacturer-funded EPR system provides free recycling for covered electronics through an extensive network of collection sites supported by a centralized recycling directory. Visit Washington Recycles to find a service provider for your e-waste.