iPhone X Trade In Price Singapore
As of 22 Oct 2026, the highest iPhone X 64GB trade in price in Singapore is S$100 (used, Litemobile), across 3 shops; cash buyback (sell only) ranges S$40–S$100.
Last updated 22 Oct 2026, 8:04 AM SGT · 3 buyback shops
iPhone X price table (Singapore, 22 Oct 2026)
| Storage | Used – trade in | Used – cash | New sealed – cash | Buy new from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 64GB | S$100 | S$100 | – | – |
| 256GB | S$120 | S$120 | – | – |
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iPhone X 64GB – Used, sell for cash: up to S$100
- 1. LitemobileBEST PRICES$100Listed as “iPhone X 64GB”Checked 22 Oct 2026 · shop list dated 20 October 2026
- 2. Mister MobileS$100Listed as “iPhone X 64GB Space Gray” · Same price for all colours listed.Checked 22 Oct 2026
- 3. UWin / SellMyPhoneUWin groupS$40Listed as “iPhone X 64GB” · Shop doesn't say whether cash and trade-in prices differ; listed price shown.Checked 22 Oct 2026 · shop list dated 22-10-2026
iPhone X 256GB – Used, sell for cash: up to S$120
- 1. LitemobileBEST PRICES$120Listed as “iPhone X 256GB”Checked 22 Oct 2026 · shop list dated 20 October 2026
- 2. Mister MobileS$120Listed as “iPhone X 256GB Space Gray” · Same price for all colours listed.Checked 22 Oct 2026
- 3. UWin / SellMyPhoneUWin groupS$60Listed as “iPhone X 256GB” · Shop doesn't say whether cash and trade-in prices differ; listed price shown.Checked 22 Oct 2026 · shop list dated 22-10-2026
iPhone X 64GB – Used, trade in for a phone: up to S$100
- 1. LitemobileBEST PRICES$100Listed as “iPhone X 64GB”Checked 22 Oct 2026 · shop list dated 20 October 2026
- 2. Mister MobileS$100Listed as “iPhone X 64GB Space Gray” · Same price for all colours listed.Checked 22 Oct 2026
- 3. UWin / SellMyPhoneUWin groupS$40Listed as “iPhone X 64GB” · Shop doesn't say whether cash and trade-in prices differ; listed price shown.Checked 22 Oct 2026 · shop list dated 22-10-2026
iPhone X 256GB – Used, trade in for a phone: up to S$120
- 1. LitemobileBEST PRICES$120Listed as “iPhone X 256GB”Checked 22 Oct 2026 · shop list dated 20 October 2026
- 2. Mister MobileS$120Listed as “iPhone X 256GB Space Gray” · Same price for all colours listed.Checked 22 Oct 2026
- 3. UWin / SellMyPhoneUWin groupS$60Listed as “iPhone X 256GB” · Shop doesn't say whether cash and trade-in prices differ; listed price shown.Checked 22 Oct 2026 · shop list dated 22-10-2026
FAQ
Which shop pays the most for a used iPhone X 64GB in Singapore?
As of 22 Oct 2026, Litemobile lists the highest price at up to S$100 for a used iPhone X 64GB in top condition (trade-in). 3 shops were compared.
How much is my used iPhone X worth?
Singapore shops list up to S$40–S$100 cash for a used iPhone X 64GB in top condition today. 64GB: up to S$100; 256GB: up to S$120. Expect less for low battery health, scratches, a missing box or non-original parts.
Is the iPhone X trade in price higher than the cash buyback price?
Trade-in means putting the value towards a phone from the same shop; cash buyback means selling outright. Litemobile, Mister Mobile, UWin / SellMyPhone list the same price either way.
What reduces the trade in value of a iPhone X?
Shops typically deduct for battery health below about 90%, scratches, dents or screen marks, a missing original box or accessories, non-original or 'unknown' parts, activation of a new set, some colours, and export (non-local) sets. Each shop's own deduction notes are shown next to its price above.
How these prices are collected
Updated 22 Oct 2026, 8:04 AM SGT. Every day we read the price lists that 11 Singapore sources publish on their own websites (Litemobile, OnePhone (1p.sg), UWin / SellMyPhone, UWin Telecom Tampines (tradeinphonesg), Red White Mobile, Gadget Affair, Mister Mobile, 8th Ave Mobile, myhalo, Apple Store SG (official), Samsung Store SG (official)) and match each listing to a model and storage size. Prices are copied as shown; we never estimate them. Rows marked “WhatsApp us”, “Pending” or “Coming soon”, and rows we can't read reliably, are left out. Where a shop only states a flat rule (for example “$20 deducted if you don't trade in”), the cash price is worked out from that rule and labelled. Full methodology.