Best Used Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Deals Today

This listing gives you an overall solid Note 20 option for a fair price. You’re getting a phone with 95% battery health and no screen burn-in—two things that really set this one apart from the rest, since screen quality and battery life are big concerns on used phones. The seller is reputable and offers warranties and free returns, so you’ve got some peace of mind in case anything unexpected pops up after delivery. The only real downside is the missing S Pen, which might be a dealbreaker if you’re buying a Note specifically for stylus use. Compared to the next cheapest options, you’re paying a little more but getting a much better screen and battery (while most cheaper listings have heavy burn-in and worse cosmetic condition). If the stylus isn’t a must-have, this is a safer, cleaner bet—you won’t be rolling the dice on major display issues.

If you're looking for the absolute lowest price, this option jumps out—it’s noticeably cheaper than anything else here. You’ll get a fully unlocked phone with the S Pen included, and the seller has a strong reputation. However, the screen has heavy burn-in, which means you’ll probably always see ghost images or discoloration, especially against light backgrounds. If display clarity matters to you or you plan to use this as your main device, you'll probably be happier with something that has less screen damage. On the plus side, you aren’t paying for extras you don’t care about, and you still get fast shipping. But this one is very much a budget pick: rock-bottom price, but obvious visual tradeoffs. If you just need a Note 20 for occasional use and can overlook the screen flaws, it’s a bargain. Otherwise, it might be worth spending a bit more for a cleaner display.

This listing offers a decent balance between price, included S Pen, and value. You’re paying less than the top pick, and you do get the stylus plus a fast charger, which is a nice touch. The tradeoffs are a fair amount of cosmetic wear—expect noticeable scratches, scuffs, and some dents—and minor screen burn-in (ghost images or slight discoloration). It’s a clear step down in screen quality compared to the top pick, but similar to most options in the mid-price range. If you want a working Note 20 to get you through a year or two and don’t mind some visible wear and ghosting, this is a competitive choice. Against the listings below this rank, it stands out for including a charger and S Pen, but don’t expect a pristine look or flawless screen.

This listing is priced on the lower end and does give you the S Pen, but there are a few red flags to keep in mind. The battery is at 80%, which is pretty worn for a phone that isn’t new—meaning shorter time between charges. Also, it’s specifically noted that the back of the phone is lifting and there are other defects, along with screen burn-in (ghosting or discolored images). If you’re prioritizing price above all, this is tempting, but you’re getting a heavily used phone with real functional and cosmetic tradeoffs. Compared to the slightly more expensive options above, you give up screen and battery health. Think of this one only if you’re on a strict budget and are okay with visible flaws and more frequent charging.

You’ll get a Note 20 with the original OEM charger and S Pen included here, which gives this option a practical edge if you want the official accessories straight out of the box. The tradeoff: this one is among the higher priced used listings, and it still suffers from screen burn-in—so you could see persistent ghosting or color artifacts. The condition overall is a step up from the cheapest listings, but the visual flaws are still there. Also, while the seller’s reputation is decent, you’re not getting a substantial upgrade in quality for the extra cost when compared to the options ranked above. Choose this if you really want an original Samsung charger bundled in, but honestly, a better display or battery might be worth more than the official plug.

This phone gives you S Pen support and works across major networks, but it falls short in key areas that matter day-to-day. The screen shows heavy burn-in and there’s a lot of visible wear—deep scratches and scuffs are explicitly mentioned. Accessories are limited: you get a S Pen and charging cable, but not a proper charger. Compared to the similarly priced options above, you’re giving up both visual quality and included accessories. There’s a case to be made for buying this if you’re planning to use the device as a backup, or if cosmetic condition just isn’t important to you. But for the same money, the top options give you less damaged screens and better battery, so this one mostly makes sense if the extra wear and missing charger aren't dealbreakers.

Here, you get a fully unlocked Note 20 with S Pen for a reasonable price, but it’s listed as being in “poor condition”—not just in looks but possibly function too (the seller mentions partial hardware testing and missing original accessories). Screen burn-in is present, likely more noticeable here than in some listings above. On the upside, the IMEI/ESN is verified clean, so you don't have to worry about carrier issues. Compared to the cheaper picks, you’re not seeing a large improvement in screen quality or battery (which is unknown), so the value isn’t outstanding unless you specifically want an unlocked device within the US for a backup or secondary phone. If you’re sensitive to screen/image quality or want a phone that feels like it’ll last a while, you’re better off with an option higher on this list.

With this listing, you’re getting a Note 20 with the S Pen and a third-party charger. Unfortunately, the negatives are hard to ignore: screen burn-in is confirmed (medium level) and battery health is only at 80%, so expect shorter usage between charges. The seller also uses a stock image to illustrate what “medium burn” looks like, so the actual screen you get could vary. At this price, you’re not saving much compared to better listings without burn-in and with higher battery health (look at the top pick or even #3). If you don’t mind some image persistence and using a non-Samsung cable, this could fit your needs, but you’re paying almost as much as for higher ranked options that offer fewer compromises.

This option sets itself apart by offering an unlocked Note 20 with the S Pen and, according to the details, a screen with no burn-in. If a clean-looking display matters to you, that’s a major plus. The downsides? The battery is at only 80% health, so you’ll probably notice shorter battery life compared to top picks, and it's priced on the high end for a used model. There’s also no word on included accessories, so expect you may need to supply your own charger. Compared to the best value picks, you’re paying more mainly for a better screen and the stylus—if you want that spotless screen and don’t mind a worn battery, it’s an option. If battery life is higher priority, look elsewhere.

This is the only listing in “very good - refurbished” condition, so you’re getting a notably better-looking phone—with light to moderate cosmetic blemishes, but no screen burn-in—plus the S Pen and a charging cable included. The catch: it’s also by far the most expensive. If you’re looking for a Note 20 that looks and feels closer to new, and you don’t mind paying for that peace of mind, this is the one to beat. Keep in mind it’s GSM unlocked only (won’t work on Verizon/Sprint), so double check your carrier first. For most buyers, though, the cost is hard to justify against other, more affordable options—unless top cosmetic condition and avoiding display flaws really matter to you.