Samsung S Series Prices in Nigeria: Brand-New and UK-Used Phones

Picking a Samsung S-series phone is no longer just about choosing the newest generation. Depending on your budget, you may be comparing an older flagship, a UK-used Ultra or a brand-new model.

That gives you plenty of choice, but it also means the most expensive-looking phone is not always the best purchase.

A clean older model can be appealing. So can a newer phone with fewer years of use behind it. The important thing is finding the right balance between features, condition and what you can comfortably spend.

Samsung S Series Price List in Nigeria

Brand-New Prices

• Samsung Galaxy S22, 8GB RAM + 128GB storage — ₦320,000
• Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, 256GB storage — ₦950,000
• Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, 512GB storage — ₦960,000–₦1,000,000

UK-Used Prices

• Samsung Galaxy S20 FE, single-SIM version — ₦180,000
• Samsung Galaxy S21 5G, single-SIM versions — ₦245,000–₦255,000
• Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G, single-SIM versions — ₦255,000–₦270,000
• Samsung Galaxy S22 5G, single-SIM versions — ₦285,000–₦310,000
• Samsung Galaxy S22+ 5G, single-SIM versions — ₦305,000–₦345,000
• Samsung Galaxy S23, 8GB RAM + 128GB storage — ₦405,000
• Samsung Galaxy S23, 8GB RAM + 256GB storage — ₦455,000
• Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, 256GB storage — ₦780,000–₦800,000

These are September 2026 price references. Where storage is not specified, confirm the capacity attached to the quote. Prices may vary by condition, location and availability.

Standard, Plus or Ultra?

Before choosing a generation, decide which type of phone you actually want.

The standard model is worth comparing if you do not want the largest device in the range. Plus models give you another size option, while Ultra models are aimed at buyers who want more of the range’s premium features.

However, features differ between generations. Do not assume that every Ultra has exactly the same pen arrangement, camera setup or design.

This is one reason to compare specific models rather than deciding that “Ultra is always better.”

Is an Older S-Series Phone Still a Good Buy?

It can be, but age should be part of the price discussion.

An older flagship may offer features you like, yet its battery history, repair history and remaining software support still matter. The original launch price does not tell you what it is worth buying today.

For the lower-priced models in this list, establish whether the phone still receives the updates you need and whether its condition is good enough for daily use.

A large discount is less exciting if you immediately need a battery or screen replacement.

Where New and UK-Used Prices Get Close

The Galaxy S22 is a useful example. The new 128GB reference is ₦320,000, while the UK-used range above reaches ₦310,000 across its available variants.

Those are not automatically like-for-like offers, but they are close enough that you should compare the exact storage and warranty before buying used.

There is no reason to assume the UK-used option is better value simply because that is how you planned to shop.

What Should You Check?

For any used S-series phone, pay particular attention to:

• Screen lines, burn-in and uneven colour.
• Battery behaviour and unexpected shutdowns.
• Camera focusing and video recording.
• Fingerprint recognition.
• Charging and USB connection.
• Calls and mobile data with your own SIM.
• S Pen operation on models that include one.

Ask about replaced parts and get the return terms in writing. These checks are more useful than accepting “very clean” as a complete description.

Which Samsung S Series Should You Buy?

Start with your budget and work outwards. If the S22 fits, compare its new and used offers carefully. If you can spend more, include the S23 in your comparison before jumping straight to an Ultra.

The S24 Ultra belongs on the list when its particular features justify the higher cost for you.

You do not need the biggest model name. You need a phone you will enjoy using without regretting the amount you paid.