Swappa, an American platform in the secondary electronics market, has revealed its top-selling smartphones for November 2024. Apple’s iPhones continue to dominate the list, with the iPhone 12, iPhone 13, and iPhone 14 securing the top three spots. Notably, the iPhone 11 remains a strong contender, landing in fifth place this November after being the platform’s best-selling smartphone for the entirety of 2023.
Swappa: a known name in the secondary market
Founded in 2010 by Ben Edwards, Swappa has established itself as a leading player in the American secondary market for electronics. Initially focused on Android devices, the platform has since expanded to include a wide variety of products such as iPhones, gaming consoles, smartwatches, and laptops. With its stringent quality checks and secure processes, Swappa ensures a trustworthy experience for both buyers and sellers.
Apple iPhone 11: the timeless favorite
Despite being released in 2019, the iPhone 11 continues to attract attention. Its combination of solid performance and affordability makes it a popular choice among budget-conscious buyers. As of November, it remains in Swappa’s top five best-sellers, reinforcing its reputation as a reliable option in the used smartphone market.
Affordable options: iPhone SE (2020) and 3rd-gen iPhone SE (2022)
For those looking for cost-effective alternatives, the iPhone SE series offers excellent value. The iPhone SE (2020) is particularly appealing for buyers with a budget under $90. Meanwhile, the 3rd-generation iPhone SE (2022) starts at approximately $130, providing more recent hardware at a reasonable price point.
A diverse range of Apple iPhones on the market
Swappa’s best-selling list for November highlights the enduring appeal of Apple’s iPhone lineup. It features models spanning several generations, including the iPhone 11 from 2019 and newer models like the iPhone 12 (2020), iPhone 13 (2021), iPhone 14 (2022), and iPhone 15 (2023). This diversity reflects Apple’s ability to cater to a wide range of preferences and budgets, ensuring its dominance in the secondary market.