Best Used Samsung Galaxy A13 5G Deals Today

With this listing, you get a Galaxy A13 5G with top-notch battery health (100%), which is a real plus for daily reliability and lifespan. The price is very reasonable for a 5G phone, and it’s not the most expensive pick here. However, it’s locked to Cricket, so it’ll only work if you’re either a Cricket customer or planning to switch—something to keep in mind compared to some of the unlocked options further down the list. There are also deep scuffs and scratches on the LCD, so if you’re particular about screen condition, this may not be your favorite. But if you’re mostly after solid performance, good battery, and value, plus you don’t mind a well-used look or the Cricket lock, this is a strong pick. You don’t get a charger, so you’ll want to have one on hand.

You’re getting a Galaxy A13 5G with a healthy battery (100%) at one of the lowest prices in this lineup. What stands out here is the seller’s top-rated track record and excellent feedback—so you know you’re in good hands. It’s T-Mobile locked, so you’ll need to be on T-Mobile (or a compatible MVNO) for it to work, but if that fits, this is a smart budget move. There are scratches and marks on both the screen and back, so it shows signs of use—but it’s hard to beat this combination of reliability, price, and seller reassurance. You also get the latest OS update that Samsung supports on this phone. If you want the cleanest condition, you might look elsewhere, but for overall value, this is hard to pass up when compared to the rest of the field.

This refurbished Galaxy A13 5G is an option if you want something that’s been inspected for functionality—a step above average used. You get a phone in good cosmetic and working order (refurbished grade) and a charging cable included. It’s T-Mobile locked (despite an AT&T note), so you’ll need to use it with T-Mobile. Dual SIM support is a nice bonus if you juggle numbers or travel often. It’s a bit pricier compared to the top picks, and there’s no info on battery health, but you might find the peace of mind from the refurbishment process and thorough wiping protocols worth the extra few bucks. If you want a less “lived-in” look and bonus features like dual SIM, it’s worth considering.

This is a very affordable, refurbished Galaxy A13 5G in ‘very good’ cosmetic shape, which makes it a solid value if you care about looks. Just be aware: this version is locked to Straight Talk, so you can only use it with that carrier. It comes in generic packaging instead of the original box, which isn’t a big deal for most people, but there’s no clear info on battery health or accessories included. If you’re already with Straight Talk and prefer a phone with minimal wear, this is a better-looking alternative to some of the more beat-up used options. For anyone on another carrier, you’ll want to keep searching.

You’ll get a standard used Galaxy A13 5G here—nothing fancy, but it’ll get the job done. It’s more expensive than some of the better-looking or refurbished picks and doesn’t include any accessories, so you’ll need your own charger and SIM tool. There’s quite a bit of wear, with many scratches and blemishes, which honestly makes it less appealing than other, less-worn or even cheaper listings above. Unless you’re set on AT&T service and don’t mind extra cosmetic flaws, you may want to hunt a little higher up the ranking for better condition or a lower price.

Here you’re paying the lowest price for an unlocked Galaxy A13 5G—on paper, it looks like a steal. But be ready for heavy tradeoffs: the phone has heavy cosmetic wear, missing bottom camera lens, cracked top camera lens, and no original accessories at all. If you just need something super cheap for basic use, and you’re not fussed about looks or camera quality, this could work—just remember the damage will affect your photo quality. Compared to similar-priced options (like listing #8), this one’s more beaten up and more of a gamble if picture-taking matters to you. On the plus side, the seller is top-rated, so you should have a decent experience if you go for it. Definitely check with your carrier to confirm compatibility, as advised in the listing.

This is a refurbished Galaxy A13 5G in very good condition and is one of the only listings where you get an authentic Samsung charger included—which is surprisingly rare here. The seller has a stellar reputation and high user ratings, so there’s less risk about what arrives. The big catch is price—it’s the most expensive option for what’s otherwise a basic storage A13 5G. Also, it only works on GSM networks (like T-Mobile and AT&T), not Verizon or other CDMA carriers. If you want the closest feel to new, a phone that looks great, and an included charger, it’s a safe but pricey bet, but you absolutely can save money by compromising on condition or going with used elsewhere in this list.

This listing gives you an unlocked Galaxy A13 5G at one of the lowest prices here, which is appealing if you're keeping an eye on your budget. It’s not all smooth sailing, though: there’s screen peeling at the top—which isn’t just a cosmetic issue, but could impact longevity or touch response. The seller is top-rated, which helps add a layer of confidence, but they’re clear that any additional defects found won’t qualify for partial refunds. In short, you’re trading risk for savings. If you’re comfortable making repairs or just need something that works for basic needs, this could be a fit. Otherwise, for just a few more dollars, some of the higher-ranked listings will give you less hassle and a phone in better condition.

This listing is the cheapest, but there’s a big, red warning here: the phone is marked as defective, the camera lens is cracked, it’s locked to Spectrum’s network, and there are no returns—so what you get is what you get. Unless you’re willing to gamble on fixing it or only need it for parts, you’ll face big functional and usage risks. In comparison to just about any other listing here—even the more worn or scratched ones—this is a much riskier pick. You’re saving money, but for most people looking for a working phone, it’s not a recommended choice.

You’re looking at a low-cost, unlocked Galaxy A13 5G, but there are some major catches. The big one: the screen is cracked at the top, and the listing mentions you might find additional defects. No partial refunds are offered if more issues turn up. The seller has excellent feedback, so you’re less likely to get surprised by the buying experience, but there’s definite risk here. If you want the absolute cheapest route and are OK dealing with a screen crack or even fixing it yourself, this could save you a bit compared to better condition options. For worry-free daily use, though, spending a little more will get you a phone with fewer headaches.