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Used Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ Price Tracker

Median asking price for a used Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ tablet, indexed across active listings on 9 marketplaces — updated daily.

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across the marketplaces we watch · 30d
$150
Median asking price
avg $156 · last 30 days
+77
New in last 7 days
fresh supply · strong flow

This page tracks what sellers are actually asking for a used Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ right now. That is an asking price, not a final sale price — what you see here is what people have listed, not what anyone paid. DealHunter pulls listings from 9 marketplaces and runs them through a matcher that strips out accessories, cases, and parts listings before computing the index, so the number reflects the tablet itself.

Supply is moderate and spread across multiple marketplaces, making this a genuine multi-market index. eBay carries most of the active listings. Mercari and Poshmark each hold a meaningful share and are roughly level with each other. Facebook Marketplace and Poshmark are also close in volume. Craigslist and Depop each contribute only a sliver. The large majority of current listings were posted in the last 7 days, so the index reflects fresh asking prices.

The spread is wide — the dearest listings ask far more than the cheapest. Most of the pool clusters in the middle bands, with only a sliver of listings at either extreme. The average sits slightly above the median, meaning a thin tail of higher-priced listings is pulling it up. The pool itself is tight in terms of configuration: nearly all listings you see here are the same core tablet, not a patchwork of different storage or connectivity variants.

Median asking price · trend

Daily snapshots of the rolling 30-day median · up to 90 source observations. Last rebuilt .

The 90-day trend line fills in here as daily history accrues — check back over the next few days.
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Observed dateMedian asking
2026-10-27$150

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Price cuts reflect changes in sellers’ asking prices. They do not show completed sales or guarantee current availability.

What a used Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ tablet is listed for

asking price · last 30 days
25
$93–$115
48
$115–$137
48
$137–$159
54
$159–$181
21
$181–$203
11
$203–$225
3
$225–$246
8
$246–$268
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Asking prices, USD · last 30 days · trimmed source sample
Asking-price bandListings
$93–$11525
$115–$13748
$137–$15948
$159–$18154
$181–$20321
$203–$22511
$225–$2463
$246–$2688

Distinct Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ tablet listings by asking price. Outliers trimmed so the bands stay readable — the busiest band is highlighted.

Where the listings are

per-marketplace median
MarketplaceMedian askingShare of listings
eBaymost listings$145
62%
Facebook$150
14%
Mercari$159
12%
Poshmark$175
9%
Craigslist$178
2%
Depop$95
1%

eBay leads the index by a clear margin. Mercari and Poshmark each contribute a meaningful share and are roughly level with each other. Facebook Marketplace adds a small but consistent presence. Craigslist and Depop together account for only a sliver of active supply.

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Buying a used Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ — quick answers

How much does a used Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ cost right now?+
The median asking price updates daily and is shown in the stats panel above. The spread is wide, so where a listing falls depends on condition, connectivity (Wi-Fi vs. 5G), and seller. Most of the pool sits in the middle of the range, with only a sliver of listings at the very top or bottom. Use the distribution chart to see where current asking prices are concentrated before you decide what to offer.
Is this a sold price or an asking price?+
It is an asking price — what sellers have listed, not what a buyer ultimately paid. Sold prices are often lower after negotiation, offers, or auction. This index tells you what the current market looks like on the seller side. If you want to gauge what deals actually close at, treat the lower end of the range as a rough floor and work from there.
Which marketplaces does DealHunter watch for the Galaxy Tab A9+?+
DealHunter watches 9 marketplaces: eBay, Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, Mercari, Poshmark, Craigslist, Depop, Vinted, and Whatnot. Not every marketplace will have active listings for every product at any given moment — the per-marketplace table above shows where supply actually sits for the Galaxy Tab A9+ right now.
How do I get notified when a Galaxy Tab A9+ drops below my target price?+
Set a target price using the alert form on this page. DealHunter watches all 9 marketplaces for listings under your number and tells you when one appears. You pick the price ceiling; DealHunter does the watching. That way you are not refreshing listings manually — you hear about it when it matters.
What listings are excluded from this index, and why does that matter?+
The matcher excludes cases, covers, screen protectors, keyboards, charger-only and cable-only listings, empty boxes, parts-only and broken units, stylus-only listings, bundles, and related but distinct models like the Tab A9 FE and Tab A9 Ultra. Stripping those out keeps the median honest — without exclusions, accessory listings would drag the floor down and distort the picture of what a working tablet actually costs.
Why does the average asking price sit higher than the median?+
A small number of sellers are listing at prices well above the typical asking price. Those outliers push the average up without moving the median much, because the median only reflects the midpoint of the pool. The median is the more useful anchor for most buyers. The distribution chart above shows where the bulk of listings actually fall.

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