Refurbished Android phones : the smart choice for your next phone
Refurbished Android phones are the same Samsung, Google Pixel, and Motorola devices you already know, at prices that make a lot more sense. Every phone on Back Market is professionally tested before it ships: screen, battery, speakers, connectivity, the works. No nasty surprises.
Whether you're after a flagship Samsung Galaxy S24 from $230, a Google Pixel 9 from $345, or an affordable Android phone starting at $49, you'll find it here. All phones are unlocked and compatible with AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, and most MVNOs. A 12-month commercial warranty and free 30-day returns come with every order.
Refurbished Android phones for sale on Back Market range across every budget and use case. Budget-conscious? Start with a Motorola Moto G or a Samsung Galaxy A-series from under $100. Want flagship performance without the flagship price? The Galaxy S23 Ultra starts from $379.99 vs. $1199 new. Same phone. Different price. Not sure if Android is the right fit? Our iPhone vs Android guide breaks down both ecosystems.
Samsung Android phones
Samsung's Android lineup covers every need. The Galaxy S-series runs from the Galaxy S21 5G (from $139) up to the Galaxy S25 Ultra (from $708 ), with each generation adding camera upgrades and processing muscle. The Galaxy A-series offers solid 5G performance from around $80. The Z Flip and Z Fold are here too, for anyone who wants a refurbished foldable phone at a fraction of its original price.
Google Pixel phones
Google Pixel phones run the cleanest version of Android you'll find anywhere. The Pixel 7 starts from $132. The Pixel 8a, one of the best mid-range Android cameras out there, starts from $184. If you want long-term software support, Pixel 8 and above get guaranteed Android updates for seven years, which is unusually good for a smartphone.
Motorola Android phones
Motorola makes some of the best-value Android phones on the market. The Moto G Power (2025) starts from $119.99, with a battery that comfortably lasts two days. For anyone who just needs a reliable, no-fuss Android phone without spending much, Motorola is the honest answer.