Sell Samsung Galaxy S23
Capacity: 256GB
Recycle Your Samsung Galaxy S23: Get the Best Price Today
Live values, tips to get the best price, and answers to common questions
How much is the Galaxy S23 worth?
The Samsung Galaxy S23 is worth up to £87 today (256GB, Faulty condition) from our Best Pick recycler.
The Galaxy S23 has settled into a stable recycling price range, with the 128GB model in Excellent or Good condition making up the most common trade. Phantom Black and Cream are popular options, and the 256GB variant attracts a modest premium on sellmobilephones.com.
Prices refresh every 30 minutes. Last updated 30 October 2026, 12:46pm.
| Capacity | Excellent | Good | Moderate | Faulty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 128GB | £150 | £125 | £104 | £65 |
| 256GB | £175 | £150 | £123 | £87 |
| 512GB | £163 | £140 | £126 | £90 |
Best Pick prices per condition and capacity.
Why does the Galaxy S23 hold its value?
The Galaxy S23 holds its value as one of the best compact Android phones of its generation, pairing a 6.1-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X 120Hz display with the efficient Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy chip. Its redesigned 50MP camera, improved low-light performance and IP68 rating keep refurbished demand strong. Now in its third year, it sits in a sweet spot: desirable enough to command solid prices, with a large enough installed base that comparing quotes pays off.
How do I get the best price for my Galaxy S23?
Galaxy S23 recycling FAQs
Can I sell a faulty or cracked Galaxy S23?
Yes. Cracked screens, battery faults and dead handsets all still have value. Choose the Faulty grade so the offers you see come from the recyclers that buy damaged devices.
Sell a broken phone →Does storage size affect what I am paid?
Yes. The 256GB S23 attracts a modest premium over the 128GB model, and the difference is worth checking before you pick a capacity.
How much less is a Good condition S23 worth than an Excellent one?
It varies by recycler, but the gap between grades is usually meaningful on a phone of this age. Check the price table on this page to see the current difference for your capacity.
See our condition grading guide →