Used Smartphone Buyback Trend For July 2019 - SellUp - Blogs

Used Smartphone Buy-Back Trend (July 2019)

Introduction

Every month we put together the TOP TEN mobile phones being sold through SellUp. We hope this guide will provide you a price guide of the most traded-in smartphone in Singapore monthly. The table also provides a comparison of buy-back price from the previous month.

Used Smartphone Buy-Back Trend
*The average buy-back price is based on SellUp collection from local sets and Grade A condition (No dent, no scratch and in working condition) 

Current Trend

The trade-in price for July fluctuates the most as compared to the previous month. The price difference for iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone XS Max drop as much as $40. On the other hand, the demand from buyers for iPhone 7 Plus increases, causes the buy-back price to bounce up to another $20. 

Overall, Apple iPhone still dominates the back-buy market in Singapore, with Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus and Huawei Mate 20 as the only two Android brands squeezing into the top 10 spots. 

It is no surprise Huawei Mate 20 can hold its price at $260 throughout July. Buyers who seek a good camera phone are looking out for Huawei instead of equivalent models such as Samsung Galaxy S9 and Google Pixel 3; which is higher in resales price.

Also, we noticed most of the mobile shops is resuming Huawei phone buy-back, fortifying consumers confident. 

Huawei Mate 20
We are surprised to see the low amount of buy-back for Samsung, despite news of Note 10 is launching in early August 2019.

We could only speculate Samsung users to holding out to see the actual specification and features of the new model, before making their decision to upgrade. 

How Much Is My Device Worth Now?

You can check your device value as according to its physical condition at www.sellup.com.sg. You can locked in the trade-in value for up to 7 days. Check it out now

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