Looking to check how much your smartphone is worth this week in Singapore? You’re in the right place. This weekly SellUp Smartphone Resale Price Index tracks the latest trade-in and buyback values for iPhones, Samsung Galaxy devices, and other top brands.
Whether you are upgrading, switching platforms, or clearing out older devices, these benchmarks help you understand real resale value in Singapore’s fast-moving secondhand market.
1. How the Weekly Price Index Works
SellUp’s Resale Price Index compiles live data from verified buyback partners and marketplace listings across Singapore.
Each week, prices are updated based on:
- Device age and model popularity
- Storage capacity and condition
- Market demand and new model launches
- Battery health and physical condition
These factors directly affect how much a phone can fetch during resale or trade-in. You can check current quotes anytime at SellUp.com.sg or browse insights on the SellUp Blog.
2. This Week’s Average Resale Price Ranges (Singapore, October 2025)
| Brand / Model | Average Offer (SGD) | Notes |
| iPhone 15 Pro Max (1TB) | $1,000 – $1,100 | Highest resale value this week; strong demand for Titanium Blue and Natural finishes. |
| iPhone 14 Pro (1TB) | $680 – $780 | Slight dip due to iPhone 16 rumours. |
| iPhone 13 (512GB) | $350 – $450 | Stable resale value for everyday users. |
| Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (1TB) | $780 – $885 | Premium Android resale leader this week. |
| Samsung Galaxy S23+ (512GB) | $380 – $445 | Demand is steady among trade-in buyers. |
| Google Pixel 8 Pro (512GB) | $440 – $460 | Moderate resale interest; niche but consistent market. |
| OPPO Find X8 Pro (512GB) | $630 – $660 | Smaller resale pool; depends on condition. |
| Huawei P60 Pro (256GB) | $420 – $450 | Value drops faster due to limited Google service support. |
Prices reflect clean, fully functional units with normal wear. Damaged devices or those with cracked screens, low battery health, or missing accessories will be quoted lower.
3. Week-on-Week Price Movements
| Brand | Average % Change | Key Observations |
| Apple | -1.5% | Minor drop after trade-in surge during iPhone 16 preorders. |
| Samsung | +0.8% | S24 Ultra prices rose slightly as used stock thinned. |
| Stable | Pixel 8 resale remained consistent with limited local supply. | |
| OPPO / Huawei | -2.0% | Gradual depreciation across non-flagship models. |
SellUp data shows that iPhones typically hold up to 70–75 percent of their launch value after one year, compared to 55–65 percent for top-tier Samsung models (Statista, 2025).
4. Factors Driving Resale Trends This Week
1) New Model Launches
Apple’s recent event and iPhone 16 preorder window caused slight markdowns on iPhone 14 and 15 listings.
2) Condition and Battery Health
Phones with battery health above 85 percent consistently receive stronger offers. See Apple’s battery health guide to check your iPhone’s condition.
3) Accessories and Original Box
Buyers in Singapore pay higher for a “full set.” Including the charger, box, and proof of purchase can increase offers by $30 to $100.
4) Trade-In Promotions
Telcos occasionally offer temporary top-ups on buyback value during new phone launches. Compare these with SellUp’s offers to see which is higher before committing.
5. Where to Sell for the Best Price
Online Buyback Platforms
- SellUp offers instant quotes and same-day payment through verified dealers.
- CompAsia provides pick-up options and resale tracking.
- MobileMart.io lists direct-to-consumer resale opportunities.
In-Person Options
- Mobile Relation and GW Mobile in Singapore provide walk-in trade-ins with on-the-spot inspections.
- Carousell Singapore remains popular for peer-to-peer sales, but always follows Carousell’s safety tips.
6. Quick Selling Tips for This Week
- Sell before major launches to avoid sudden value drops.
- Include your accessories for a higher quote.
- Clean and test your device before inspection.
- Check live offers using SellUp’s smartphone tool.
- Use honest condition grading to avoid quote revisions after inspection.
7. Singapore Smartphone Resale Snapshot
- Singaporeans replace their smartphones every 26 to 30 months on average.
- Each person generates roughly 11 kilograms of e-waste annually, including mobile phones (National Environment Agency).
- Selling rather than storing old devices supports Singapore’s circular economy and tech sustainability efforts.
8. Final Takeaways
- iPhone and Samsung continue to lead resale performance in Singapore.
- Prices are strongest just before major flagship launches.
- Use SellUp for quick, verified comparisons across dealers.
- Check back every Friday for updated resale benchmarks on the SellUp Blog.
Stay tuned for next week’s update on smartphone resale price trends in Singapore.
