Used Samsung S9 Plus
Used Samsung S9 Plus 64GB
Camera lens is damaged and requires replacement
Otherwise phone is in excellent condition
Still takes clear photos and videos but obviously not to the usual pristine quality Samsung is synonymous for (I have videos using the camera for both video and photos if you want to see it working)
Phone is unlocked for use with any NZ and overseas network
Being sold with one original fast charger
(still functioning well but will need replacement at some point, due to wear and tear)
and one slim line heavy duty phone case
Selling phone as unable to trade in due to camera damage
Price negotiable for reasonable offers
Pick up only, from Papatoetoe - SH20 end
Item has been posted to other pages/sites
Link to other used Samsung S9 Plus phones on sale:
Broken Screen being sold for parts only - $220
Nil accessories
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Average cost of used Samsung S9 Plus on sale via Trade Me $470
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