If you’ve had your fair share of gaming on the Nintendo Switch and thinking of selling make sure not to sell it for too cheap. Depending on your usage, here’s how much you can sell for used models of Nintendo Switch.
Obviously, the price will depend on the condition of your device so don’t try to sell it for too high if you have a scratched screen. The prices are for stock console editions and are based on the listings on eBay.com and Facebook Marketplace.
Nintendo Switch
The original Switch is quite a popular and affordable console right off the bat for only $299 for the brand new. Because of that, you will not necessarily sell it too close to the retail price.
However, since you are selling the whole set (assumingly) including the dock, charger, and maybe even accessories you can get a bit more comfortable with setting the price as eBay is filled with listings selling only screens of the console.
| Condition | Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Brand New | Retail price for the unopened Nintendo Switch | $299 |
| Barely Used | Open packaging was turned on and tested a couple of times | $220 – $250 |
| Used with slight visual defects | It has been used for some period of time and has little to no visual defects. Could be little scratches on the docking station or controllers | $170 – $200 |
| Used with visual defects | It has been used for some period of time and has visible visual defects. Usually scratches on the display or broken bits of the joycon or dock. | $130 – $150 |
| Used with technical defects | It has been used for some period of time and has technical defects that affect the gameplay experience. That includes malfunctioning joycons with stick steering, damaged sockets or missing components | up to $100 depending on the defects |
Nintendo Switch OLED
The recently released Nintendo Switch OLED is an upgraded version of the regular Switch. It features a bigger and more vibrant OLED screen with perfect white and black colors.
Because the value comes from the screen itself, you may sell your Nintendo Switch OLED for a good price as long as the screen is intact.
| Condition | Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Brand New | Retail price for the unopened Nintendo Switch OLED | $335 |
| Barely Used | Open packaging was turned on and tested a couple of times | $300 – $325 |
| Used with slight visual defects | It has been used for some period of time and has little to no visual defects. Could be little scratches on the docking station or controllers | $250 – $270 |
| Used with visual defects | It has been used for some period of time and has visible visual defects. Usually scratches on the display or broken bits of the joycon or dock. | $215 – $230 |
| Used with technical defects | It has been used for some period of time and has technical defects that affect the gameplay experience. That includes malfunctioning joycons with stick steering, damaged sockets or missing components | up to $170 depending on the defects |
Nintendo Switch Lite
Finally, the little one of them all is Nintendo Switch Lite. As a matter of fact, Lite is one of the most popular versions because it’s a great handheld console made for traveling. It is a bit crippled compared to the full version but it’s also why the retail price on it is $100 less.
| Condition | Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Brand New | Retail price for the unopened Nintendo Switch Lite | $199 |
| Barely Used | Open packaging was turned on and tested a couple of times | $170 – $190 |
| Used with slight visual defects | It has been used for some period of time and has little to no visual defects. Could be little scratches on the docking station or controllers | $150 – $160 |
| Used with visual defects | It has been used for some period of time and has visible visual defects. Usually scratches on the display or broken bits of the joycon or dock. | $100 – $120 |
| Used with technical defects | It has been used for some period of time and has technical defects that affect the gameplay experience. That includes malfunctioning joycons with stick steering, damaged sockets or missing components | up to $100 depending on the defects |
