{"id":22387,"date":"2021-07-08T13:38:54","date_gmt":"2021-07-08T18:38:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/swappa.com\/blog\/?p=22387"},"modified":"2021-07-08T13:38:54","modified_gmt":"2021-07-08T18:38:54","slug":"when-will-the-samsung-galaxy-s10-price-drop","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/swappa.com\/blog\/when-will-the-samsung-galaxy-s10-price-drop\/","title":{"rendered":"When will the Samsung Galaxy S10 price drop?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Buyers want to see sale prices decrease, and sellers want to see sale prices increase, or at least remain even. But while buyers and sellers are on opposite sides of any transaction — it does lead both sides to consider the same questions: When will the Galaxy S10 price drop, and when is the best time to buy or sell?<\/p>\n

Keep reading to learn more about the Galaxy S10 price drop history, and discover how much each of the models in the S10 family is worth. And if you\u2019re unsure which model to buy, be sure to check out our Samsung Galaxy S Buyer\u2019s Guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Samsung Galaxy S10 price drop history<\/h2>\n

The Galaxy S10 family is the 10th generation of the Samsung Galaxy S line of smartphones, and Samsung announced the lineup in February 2019 during the Galaxy Unpacked event. The Galaxy S10 family consists of several models, which include the Galaxy S10<\/a> and Galaxy S10 5G<\/a>, as well as the Galaxy S10 Plus<\/a> and the Galaxy S10e<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The Galaxy S10e was the lowest priced of the bunch and launched with an MSRP of $749. The Galaxy S10 launched with an MSRP of $899, and the Galaxy S10 Plus was priced at $999. The Galaxy S10 5G was the highest priced of the bunch and arrived with an MSRP of $1,299.<\/p>\n

Samsung has since launched the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S21, which means you will be able to get a really good deal on any of the models in the Galaxy S10 family — including the Galaxy S10 5G. Regardless of which Galaxy S10 phone you pick, buying on Swappa will save you hundreds of dollars compared to paying retail.<\/p>\n\n\n

<\/td>January 2021<\/strong><\/td>February 2021<\/strong><\/td>March 2021<\/strong><\/td>April 2021<\/strong><\/td>May 2021<\/strong><\/td>June 2021<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
Samsung Galaxy S10 (128GB)<\/strong><\/td>$379<\/td>$377<\/td>$366<\/td>$363<\/td>$309<\/td>$277<\/td><\/tr>
Samsung Galaxy S10 (512GB)<\/strong><\/td>$419<\/td>$421<\/td>$398<\/td>$414<\/td>$364<\/td>$377<\/td><\/tr>
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Samsung Galaxy S10 5G (256GB)<\/strong><\/td>$406<\/td>$373<\/td>$367<\/td>$403<\/td>$358<\/td>$348<\/td><\/tr>
Samsung Galaxy S10 5G (512GB)<\/strong><\/td>$399<\/td>$412<\/td>N\/A<\/td>$411<\/td>$390<\/td>$306<\/td><\/tr>
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Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus (128GB)<\/strong><\/td>$426<\/td>$402<\/td>$401<\/td>$398<\/td>$355<\/td>$325<\/td><\/tr>
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus (512GB)<\/strong><\/td>$416<\/td>$436<\/td>$432<\/td>$481<\/td>$443<\/td>$373<\/td><\/tr>
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus (1TB)<\/strong><\/td>$496<\/td>$416<\/td>$577<\/td>$511<\/td>$516<\/td>$458<\/td><\/tr>
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Samsung Galaxy S10e (128GB)<\/strong><\/td>$319<\/td>$321<\/td>$307<\/td>$297<\/td>$276<\/td>$238<\/td><\/tr>
Samsung Galaxy S10e (256GB)<\/strong><\/td>$354<\/td>$333<\/td>$346<\/td>$329<\/td>$276<\/td>$299<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n

The above table shows the average sale prices for a used Samsung Galaxy S10 sold in the Swappa marketplace.<\/em><\/p>\n

Buy a cheap Samsung Galaxy S10 on Swappa<\/h2>\n

The average selling price for a gently used smartphone drops over time. If you\u2019re looking at the average selling price from month to month, the drop may not be that noticeable. And in fact, it may not even decrease every month. But if you\u2019re looking at the bigger picture, say 3 or 6-months, the price drop will be a bit more noticeable.<\/p>\n

Using the 512GB Samsung Galaxy S10 as an example — the average selling price was $419 in January 2021. By March 2021 the price dropped to an average of $398, then increased to $414 in April 2021 before settling down to $377 in June 2021. This is to say the Galaxy S10 average selling price dropped and increased during this 6-month period. But ultimately, the average selling price decreased by $42 over the period running from January 2021 to June 2021.<\/p>\n

Of course, when you factor in the original MSRP, the amount you would have paid at any time during that 6-month period would have been a really good deal — literally, a savings of hundreds of dollars.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

You can review the current price trends for each of the models in the Galaxy S21 family using the following links:<\/em><\/p>\n