Samsung Galaxy S22

Sell Samsung Galaxy S22

Prices updated 14 Aug, 7:30pm
£25
Condition: Moderate
Capacity: 256GB
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Everything you need to know about selling your Galaxy S22

Live values, tips to get the best price, and answers to common questions

How much is the Galaxy S22 worth?

The Samsung Galaxy S22 is worth up to £25 today (256GB, Moderate condition) from our Best Pick recycler.

The Galaxy S22 now sits in the lower-mid tier of Samsung recycling values, with prices staying positive for well-maintained devices. Phantom Black and Phantom White are the most traded colours, and 256GB models attract a small premium over 128GB on sellmobilephones.com.

Prices refresh every 30 minutes. Last updated 14 August 2026, 7:30pm.

Capacity Excellent Good Moderate Faulty
128GB £115 £95 £25 n/a
256GB £145 £123 £25 n/a

Best Pick prices per condition and capacity.

Why does the Galaxy S22 hold its value?

The Galaxy S22 retains resale value thanks to its compact 6.1-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X 120Hz display and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip, which still handle everyday use comfortably. Its refined camera design, 8K video and IP68 rating keep it appealing to buyers who prefer a smaller flagship. Several years on, steady refurbished demand means it is worth recycling rather than discarding, with condition and storage tier driving the final quote.

How do I get the best price for my Galaxy S22?

1 · Sell now
The S22 is at a point in its lifecycle where recycling now yields a better return than waiting another year.
2 · Check for burn-in
Look for AMOLED burn-in after extended use, as it will affect your condition grade.
3 · Reset and unlink
Remove your Samsung and Google accounts and run a factory reset before posting.
4 · Compare quotes
Compare quotes on sellmobilephones.com before committing.
Full guide: How to prepare your phone for recycling →