Best Used Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Deals Today

This listing gives you a great balance—you're getting a reliable Galaxy S22 Ultra in "Very Good" refurbished condition at a price that's hard to beat for 256GB of storage. Plus, it’s unlocked for ultimate carrier flexibility. The seller really stands out here, boasting outstanding feedback and a top-rated badge, so you can shop with confidence. You're also covered by a generous 30-day return policy, with shipping handled by the seller if anything unexpected comes up. A few things tip the scales compared to other choices: this phone is carefully sourced directly from manufacturers and carriers, has passed ISO9001-certified testing, and comes with a battery that’s guaranteed to at least 80% health—an important point since battery aging is a real issue for a 4-year-old flagship. You even get a charging cable and SIM ejector to help you get started. The main tradeoff? It's not "Certified Refurbished" by Samsung itself, and there’s no mention of the original box or any brand-new accessories. But for value seekers, what you do get is peace of mind, strong condition, a very trustworthy seller, and all the core features of this powerhouse phone at one of the lowest prices for this configuration.

If your top priority is stretching your dollar, this listing is one of the cheapest ways to score a Galaxy S22 Ultra, and it gives you a huge 512GB of storage plus the 12GB RAM model—a real bonus over most options here. The seller is experienced and well-liked, with strong feedback and a 30-day return window. The biggest catch is that this phone is used (not refurbished), so you should expect some visible wear and tear. Most importantly, it’s locked to T-Mobile, so it won’t work with every carrier; that’s a key limitation if you want to switch networks or travel. You also won’t get a charger in the box, and returns require you to pay return shipping instead of the seller covering it. Against the top pick, you’re saving money and getting maximum storage, but giving up an unlocked device and the assurance of refurb-level condition and checked battery health. It’s a solid value play if you’re sticking with T-Mobile and can accept typical used-phone tradeoffs.

This listing is perfect if you're eyeing a Galaxy S22 Ultra that looks and feels almost new—it's an "Excellent - Refurbished" model, which typically means minimal cosmetic flaws and strong functionality. The seller is top rated with an excellent reputation, and you enjoy a straightforward, seller-paid 30-day return policy for peace of mind. It's also unlocked, so you'll have freedom to pick your carrier. Where it shines is in condition and trustworthiness. But, you're paying quite a premium for those perks: this is one of the more expensive options here, and it only comes with 128GB of storage, which is half of what you'd get for less if you opt for our top pick (256GB). On the other hand, you do get a third-party charging cable, so you're ready to power up out of the box. The bottom line: If you want a phone that’s truly close to "like new" and don’t mind a bit less storage for a higher price, this is a safe and satisfying choice. If maximum value is your priority, you may want to look at the top-ranked 256GB "Very Good" option instead, which saves you money and bumps up your storage.

This option gives you an S22 Ultra in excellent refurbished condition, paired with a hefty 256GB of storage and the flexibility of being fully unlocked. You’re buying from a highly trustworthy top-rated seller, plus you get 30 days to return the phone—with shipping costs covered by the seller if anything goes wrong. You also benefit from a thorough refurbishment and testing process, including ISO9001-certified standards and a promised minimum battery health of 80%. The phone is bundled with a charging cable and a SIM ejector tool—everything you need to start using it right away. It's compatible with all the big US carriers, which sets it apart from some carrier-locked or less flexible listings. On the flipside, you’re paying a premium compared to the very top picks, which offer similar specs (and the same strong seller) at a noticeably lower price, albeit in just "Very Good" rather than "Excellent" condition. Unless "like new" condition is worth the extra outlay to you, you might find better value going a notch down in condition to save a significant chunk of cash.

If your priority is buying from a highly trusted seller and getting a decent amount of storage, this 256GB S22 Ultra is worth a look. It’s a "Very Good - Refurbished" model, so you get a phone that’s been inspected and cleaned up, with only light signs of previous use. The seller is top rated with glowing reviews, offers free shipping, and gives you a risk-free 30-day return window with seller-paid return shipping. Compared to the top pick, the biggest downside is price—here, you're paying noticeably more (and even more than some "Excellent - Refurbished" listings), without getting significant extras in return. You do get a generic UL-certified charger and no contract is required, but there’s no original packaging, and refurb quality is a notch below the "Excellent" listings right above it in this ranking. Bottom line: You’re paying mostly for a solid seller experience, but with better-value 256GB "Very Good" and even "Excellent" condition options in this same lineup, this listing doesn’t provide quite as much bang for your buck unless you have a specific reason to go with this seller.

This listing offers you one of the most affordable ways into the S22 Ultra—if you’re aiming to minimize upfront cost, it’s hard to beat. It’s unlocked, so you’re free to choose any carrier you want, and the seller is top rated with a stellar track record, making the purchase less risky. You also have a seller-paid 30-day return window, which is reassuring, especially for a used device. But there are honest tradeoffs to keep in mind. This phone is used, not refurbished, so expect noticeable signs of age—scuffs, scratches, and potential wear on the battery or ports. Storage is more limited at 128GB, which could feel tight if you use a lot of apps, photos, or videos. There’s also no mention of a charger being included, and you won’t be getting the kind of thorough refurbishment that higher-ranked options offer. When compared to the top pick, you’re saving about $30 but sacrificing both condition and storage capacity. If budget trumps everything and you’re comfortable with the extra wear of a used device, this is a bargain—just remember what you’re giving up.

This listing gives you a refurbished S22 Ultra in "Very Good" condition—meaning only minor wear—and comes from a top-rated, trustworthy seller. You get the peace of mind of a 30-day return window, and return shipping is covered if you run into issues. A generic certified charging cable is included, so you’re not left scrambling for accessories. Compared to the highest-ranked options, you’re paying a bit more here while getting only 128GB of storage (half the space of the top pick—enough for many, but potentially limiting if you use lots of apps or store tons of photos and videos). One important thing to note: shipping restrictions mean coverage is limited to your checkout address, and the warranty is void if shipped overseas. This won’t matter if you’re keeping the phone local, but it’s worth considering if you might travel or move. In short, you’re still getting excellent seller trust and a solid, gently used phone, but other options on this list give you more storage or a better price for very similar quality.

If you want to keep your upfront costs low but still score the S22 Ultra, this listing is one of the cheapest on the list. It’s unlocked, so you aren’t stuck with one carrier, and the seller is as reputable as they come—top rated with plenty of good feedback. The 30-day, seller-paid return policy is a real plus if you’re worried about surprises. The tradeoff here comes down to condition: this phone is marked "Used Poor," so you should expect clear signs of heavy wear—think scratches, scuffs, or other cosmetic dings. If you’re particular about looks, this isn’t your match. Storage is also at the lower end (128GB), which could cramp your space if you take a lot of photos or videos. If you’re willing to overlook the battered exterior and don’t need much storage, this is a cheap entry into a still-impressive flagship. But if you want a nicer looking device or extra peace of mind on hardware condition, consider bumping up to one of the higher-ranked, lightly used or refurbished units.

Here you’re looking at a "Good - Refurbished" S22 Ultra, which means you get a phone that’s seen some use but has been cleaned up and checked over. It comes unlocked for all major carriers and ships from a top-rated seller with a solid reputation, so you can buy with confidence. There’s a 30-day return window, and if you’re not happy, the seller pays for the shipping—which is a nice safety net. The price is competitive, although slightly above what you’d pay for the very top pick, which is in "Very Good" condition for just about the same money but with double the storage (256GB vs. the 128GB here). You do get a third-party charger to get you started, but there’s no mention of original packaging or any warranty coverage. If you’re after an S22 Ultra and want to keep costs modest, this is a solid choice—just know that you’re trading down a bit on both storage and cosmetic condition versus higher-ranked picks for not much savings.

This is the lowest-priced S22 Ultra on the list, and you’re getting it from a highly rated, established seller—plus, it’s unlocked and ready for any carrier. If all you want is the most cost-effective way to get into the S22 Ultra, this fits the bill. You also have a 30-day window for returns, seller shipping paid—but only for replacement (not refund). You need to go in with eyes open, though: this unit is used, not refurbished, so it’ll show wear. Critically, this listing specifically mentions that the original battery may need servicing; at four years old, battery life is likely to be compromised, so you should budget for a battery replacement down the line. Storage is limited to 128GB, and while you get a third-party charger, you miss out on other accessories or packaging. Long story short: you’re paying the least but taking on the most risk—especially with the battery. If you want pure value and can deal with the hassle of possible repairs and a less pristine device, it’s worth considering. Otherwise, spending a little more on a refurbished model higher up the list could save you headaches.