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Valuation

What is my phone worth?

A free valuation from the live market: 105,455 listings watched, prices recomputed daily. Pick a configuration and we will show what such a device actually sells for today. .

Storage
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Condition
Lock / unlock status

rSIM is a locked phone made to work through a chip adapter; «carrier lock» is locked with no workaround. The market prices them differently, so they are separate segments.

Scuffs / wear

This is not an invented percentage: wear moves the benchmark inside the measured price range — heavily worn units usually sell in its bottom quarter.

Mentioned defects
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Market price today
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This values a working, undamaged device: a smashed screen or a «won't turn on» belongs to the parts market, which we do not price yet. Fewer than eight live listings and we honestly say nothing rather than guess. How it all adds up — the methodology.

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What a used iPhone, Samsung or Xiaomi is worth — where the number comes from

The estimate here is not a price list or an expert's opinion but the median of live listing prices for your exact configuration over the last 14 days. Problem lots (iCloud-lock, carrier lock, rSIM) count as separate markets and never drag clean units down. A weak battery and measured defects adjust the expected price by factors taken from the live market, not invented ones.

Live prices today, for example:

Questions and answers

Where does my phone's valuation come from?

From the median of live listing prices for the same model, storage and condition over the last 14 days — the same data as on the analytics pages. Only measured adjustments follow: the lock class, battery health, and defects with a confirmed effect on price.

Why a range instead of one exact figure?

Because a market is a spread: identical phones sell for different money. We show the middle (the median) and the typical range that holds half of the live listings. A single «exact» figure would be invented precision.

What is a «quick sale» price?

The price a quarter of the cheapest live listings of your configuration already sit at. Ask for that and your listing is instantly among the best-value results, so it moves faster.

My iPhone runs rSIM or bypass — why is the estimate lower?

Those are separate markets with their own prices: on live data rSIM runs roughly a fifth cheaper than clean, while bypass and carrier-locked units go lower still. We price each lock class against its own market, never against the clean one.

Do scratches and chips move the price?

We measured it on live listings: cosmetics (scratches, chips, dents) barely move the price — second-hand buyers expect them. What genuinely makes a phone cheaper is a non-original screen or a display replacement. Heavy wear usually means the lower part of the range, and the calculator says exactly that, shifting the benchmark inside measured prices rather than by an invented percentage.

My phone is smashed or won't turn on — what then?

This valuation is for a working device: every price is taken from live listings of functioning phones. A smashed screen or a «won't turn on» belongs to the parts market with prices of its own; we do not price it yet and say so honestly rather than multiplying the estimate by an invented factor. Measuring it is on the plan.

Is this the price my phone will definitely sell for?

No. It is an honest benchmark built from what sellers of live listings are asking right now — the best open basis for your own price. The final number depends on your photos, how complete the description is, and your patience: the «quick sale» price if you need to sell within days, the top of the range if you are in no hurry.

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