Good is the grade most second-hand electronics are actually sold at — roughly 65% of top price, or $7 to $788 across the category (about £5 to £585). Used, fully functional, everything working as designed. One dead function, a failing port or a cracked screen takes it to Fair.
Where the line falls
Electronics age on two clocks at once: the battery loses capacity every year regardless of use, and the ports and buttons wear with every plug-in.
For comparison, one grade up is Like New Electronics and one step down is Fair Electronics.
What electronics are worth here
| Grade | Share of top price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Like New | about 85% | $9 to $1,031 |
| Good | about 65% | $7 to $788 |
| Fair | about 45% | $5 to $546 |
Guide ranges, not quotes, at £1 ≈ $1.35 (August 2026). All five grades.
What to check before you buy
- AirPods — Check the serial number in Settings against Apple’s coverage tool
- Android Phone — Check Settings > About phone for the exact model and Android version
- Apple Watch — Check battery health in the Watch app under General
- Bluetooth Speaker — Charge fully and time real playback at moderate volume
- Chromebook — Look up the model’s Auto Update Expiration date
- Computer Keyboard — Test every key registers
- Computer Mouse — Click each button repeatedly checking for double registers
- Dash Cam — Record a test clip in daylight and at night
- Desktop PC — List the exact processor, graphics card, memory and storage
Listing at the Good grade
Photograph the device powered on and running, showing the home screen. A powered-off device in a listing reads as something being hidden.
Shots that carry the most weight in electronics:
- Desktop PC — The tower from the front and side
- E-Reader — The front with the screen on, showing text
- External Hard Drive — The drive whole, with its cable
- Fitness Tracker — The tracker with the display on
On a typical $398 listing, a marketplace charging 20% takes $80, one charging 13.6% takes $54 and one charging 10% takes $40. WishThrift charges neither side, so you keep the whole $398. Listing is free.
Browse electronics
See every listing at the Good grade, or the whole Electronics category at every grade. The grade is the seller’s own; WishThrift does not inspect or verify items.
Other grades in electronics: New with Tags, Like New, Fair, For Parts.
Common questions
Does everything work, or is one function gone?
Corner scuffs and case marks, a battery that no longer lasts a full day, and buttons that need a firmer press than they once did.
What is the difference between Good and Fair electronics?
Anything falling short of Good is graded Fair Electronics.