Samsung Galaxy phones depreciate faster than iPhones but the flagship S and Fold lines still hold meaningful resale value. Model, storage, and condition drive the price.
Market data freshness
Price range last reviewed March 1, 2026 · USD
Source: Valuenator review of completed/sold listings on eBay and comparable marketplaces
Method: Ranges summarize observed sold prices for typical used examples in USD. Asking prices, shipping, fees, and unusual one-off sales are excluded where identifiable.
Typical used price range
$120 – $700
Older S-series models anchor the bottom; recent S Ultra, Z Fold, and Z Flip models top the range. Unlocked phones sell for more than carrier-locked ones.
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S Ultra and Z Fold flagships hold value best; standard A-series budget phones depreciate fastest.
Higher storage adds a premium. A flawless screen matters most — cracks and burn-in cut the price hard.
Battery health and an unlocked, carrier-free status both raise offers. Locked phones sell for less.
Flagship S and Fold models hold value reasonably; budget A-series phones lose value quickly. Selling before the next flagship launch helps.
eBay and Swappa reach the most buyers; Facebook Marketplace avoids fees for local sales.
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