Used phones in Morocco — prices and what to check
To buy phones second-hand: pick the brand, compare asking prices for the same model, then run the checks that matter for this category.
How much do used phones cost in Morocco?
Price comes from the model and its condition, not from the category — but in this one, three things move it more than the rest. Model and storage set the base price; condition moves it by hundreds of dirhams. Battery health is the first real gap: below 85 %, Damjitech stops offering the A+ grade. An account still attached, a replaced screen or a missing invoice always show up in the price. Pick the brand, then the model: every model page shows the median asking price computed from active listings.
What should I check on used phones before paying?
The IMEI from *#06# must match Settings and the box. The seller must sign out of iCloud or the Google account in front of you. Battery health and replaced-parts history, before discussing price.
What used phone can you get for 1,000 to 1,500 MAD?
At that budget you are looking at previous generations and entry-level devices: Galaxy A, Redmi, Infinix, or an older iPhone. That is plenty for everyday use, but in this bracket it is the battery and the un-removed account that ruin the deal — check both before discussing price.
How do you know a phone is locked before buying it?
Three different locks, and they do not show in the same place. The account: have the device restarted after a reset in front of you — if it asks again for an iCloud or Google account, it is not for sale. The carrier: put in a SIM from another network. And the IMEI: dial *#06# and compare it with Settings and the box.
Used or new phones?
Compare the in-store price with the used median here. Used makes sense when the gap is wide and the device has been checked; when the gap is small, new with a warranty usually wins.