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Used electronics

The electronics section covers phones, laptops, monitors, audio equipment, cameras, and smartwatches, listed by individuals and shops across every region.

When buying a used device, test it in front of the seller and make sure any linked account is signed out and the device is factory reset. Check battery health in the settings, verify whether the screen has been replaced, and ask about warranty and original accessories.

Typical prices

Price depends on the model, storage, battery health, and remaining warranty. Newer, higher-capacity devices hold value better, while a non-original screen or battery clearly lowers it. Compare against the same model and storage on the market.

Frequently asked

How do I make sure a phone isn't stolen?

Ask for the IMEI (dial *#06#), confirm the device isn't tied to the seller's iCloud/Google account, and that it's factory-reset in front of you. A device that won't sign out may be stolen or locked.

How do I check battery health?

On iPhone: Settings → Battery → Battery Health (the percentage). On Android it varies by brand, or use a trusted app. Below ~85% usually means a replacement is due soon.

Is a repaired device a bad choice?

Not necessarily, but ask what was replaced and whether it's original. A non-original screen or battery affects quality and value, so it should be reflected in a clearly lower price.

What should I ask the seller before buying?

How long it was used, why they're selling, whether warranty, box, and original accessories are included, and any past repair. Test everything: camera, speakers, fingerprint/face unlock, and network.