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Used iPhone 13 128GB Unlocked Price Tracker

Median asking price for a used Apple iPhone 13 128GB unlocked smartphone, indexed across 9 marketplaces. Updated daily.

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This index tracks what sellers are actually asking for a used Apple iPhone 13 128GB unlocked smartphone right now. The figure above is a median asking price — not a sold price, not a store price, and not a trade-in quote. It reflects active listings DealHunter has indexed across multiple marketplaces and is refreshed daily as new listings appear and old ones drop off.

Supply is moderate and fresh: most active listings were posted in the last 7 days. Only a sliver of sellers have cut their price since listing, which suggests the market is not under obvious pressure. The spread is wide — the dearest listings ask far more than the cheapest — so the band you land in depends heavily on condition, color, and how patient the seller is. The average sits slightly above the median, meaning a thin tail of higher-priced listings is pulling it up. If you see that and wonder why, it is those outliers at the top end doing it.

Because this is a single storage tier — 128GB — and the unlocked filter is tight, the pool is essentially one configuration. That keeps the median clean and comparable from day to day. The per-marketplace table below shows where the supply actually sits so you can decide where to start your search.

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Buying a used iPhone 13 128GB Unlocked — quick answers

How much does a used iPhone 13 128GB unlocked cost right now?+
The current median asking price is shown at the top of this page and updates daily. The spread is wide, so expect a meaningful gap between the cheapest and dearest listings. Condition is the biggest driver: a listing described as 'excellent' typically sits well above one sold for parts or with heavy wear. Use the distribution chart above to see where most asking prices cluster.
Is this the price I'll actually pay, or just what sellers are asking?+
This is asking price only — what sellers have listed the phone for, not what a buyer ultimately paid. Sold-price data comes from completed transaction records, which DealHunter does not index here. Asking prices tend to run above final sale prices, especially on eBay where negotiation is common. Treat the median as a ceiling to benchmark against, not a guaranteed purchase price.
How do I get notified when an iPhone 13 128GB drops below my target price?+
Set a price alert on this page. Enter the maximum you want to pay, and DealHunter watches all 9 marketplaces for listings under that number. When one appears, you get told. You choose the target; DealHunter watches for the trigger.
Which marketplaces does DealHunter watch for this phone?+
DealHunter monitors 9 marketplaces: eBay, Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, Mercari, Poshmark, Craigslist, Depop, Vinted, and Whatnot. For the iPhone 13 128GB unlocked, eBay accounts for most of the indexed supply, with Facebook Marketplace, Mercari, and OfferUp each contributing smaller shares. The per-marketplace table above shows the current breakdown.
What listings are excluded from this index, and why does that matter?+
The matcher filters out iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 mini, and Pro Max listings, plus accessories, cases, chargers, cables, screen protectors, and repair or parts listings. It also excludes iCloud-locked, bad IMEI, blacklisted, and as-is units, and drops the 256GB and 512GB storage tiers. Excluding those keeps the median focused on a working, unlocked 128GB handset rather than being skewed by unrelated or unusable items.
Why does the average asking price sit above the median?+
A small number of listings ask significantly more than the typical seller — whether due to bundled accessories, overly optimistic pricing, or a specific color in short supply. Those outliers pull the average up without moving the median much. The median is the more useful reference point for most buyers because it reflects the middle of actual supply rather than being distorted by the high end.

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