Electronics For Sale in UAE | Ayshei
Browse UAE electronics with prices from AED 210 to AED 17,999, including phones, laptops, TVs, and accessories.
Electronics For Sale In UAE (292 items)
Verified User
AED
650
Logitech G29 Racing Wheel
Al Garhoud - Dubai
Verified User
AED
4,020
Iphone 17 pro
8 Street 11, Dubai
AED
4,900
Nikon 14-24mm f2.8S Z Lens.
Al Ittihad Rd - Fujairah City Center - Fujairah
AED
750
Sony PSP Handheld Console with Case
Al Mubarak Centre - Al Sharq Street - Sharjah
AED
800
Nikon D3200 DSLR Camera with Lens and Battery
Al Mubarak Centre - Al Sharq Street - Sharjah
Verified User
AED
550
HP Laptop core i5
Residence 2A - Madinat Al Mataar - Expo City Dubai
AED
3,250
HANHELD GAMING PC
Mereiyeel - Lahbab - Dubai
Verified User
AED
350
Xbox One Forza Motorsport 6 Limited Edition Console with Controller
Zayed The First Street 830, Abu Dhabi
Verified User
AED
600
Nintendo Switch Lite (Turquoise)
Zayed The First Street 830, Abu Dhabi
AED
3,000
iPhone 17 lavender 256GB
Ajman Cornich - Ajman
AED
350
Logitech G Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
9th Street, Al Ain
Verified User
AED
459
Sony PlayStation 4 Console with DualShock 4 Controller and Dobe Charging Dock
Al Nakhal Street 64, Dubai
Verified User
AED
1,000
Apple iPad Tablet with Black Folio Case
318 11th St - Al Karama
Verified User
AED
2,200
G.SKILL Trident Z5 Neo RGB DDR5 RAM
Zakhir - Abu Dhabi
AED
700
Huwaei p50 pro
176 Naif Rd - Naif - Deira - Dubai
AED
300
Ubiquiti UniFi 6 Pro (U6-Pro) WiFi 6 Access Point
265 شارع عود ميثاء - Umm Hurair Second - Dubai Healthcare City
Verified User
AED
1,500
TECNO CAMON 50 Ultra 5G Smartphone
Twam - Abu Dhabi
Verified User
AED
1,200
OnePlus 12R
Ajman China Mall - Sheikh Ammar Bin Humaid Street - Ajman
AED
3,150
JMGO O1 Pro UST Projector + 100” ALR Screen
Wadi Al Safa 6 - Alvorada - Dubai
Verified User
AED
1,500
Nissan Patrol Luxury Gift Set with Klipsch Speaker
Al Khail Rd - Al Qouz Ind.second - Al Quoz
Verified User
AED
25,000
Rolex GMT-Master II “Sprite” –
Dubai Marina - Dubai
Verified User
AED
3,500
Xiaomi 13 Ultra
building - building 11th St - Al Nahda First - Al Nahda
AED
55
Bestrio ST29 Wireless Earbuds with Charging Case - White
, Ras Al Khaimah
Verified User
AED
451
Apple iPhone 8
Al Khawaneej
Verified User
AED
250
razer barracuda mercury edition
As Safa-a Street, Al Ain
Verified User
AED
5,000
Extremely Rare Sony VAIO PCV-MX1 Multimedia PC with MiniDisc – Vintage Japanese Computer
Dubai Investment Park Second - Dubai
Verified User
AED
3,600
TCL 98 inches TV
Al Dhait south - Ras Al Khaimah
AED
1,100
Nikon Digital Camera D7000
Nadd Hessa - Dubai
AED
3,000
DJI Mavic 2 Pro Drone
Nadd Hessa - Dubai
Verified User
AED
1,299
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This UAE electronics page brings together phones, laptops, tablets, wearables, networking gear, and repair parts in one place. The current sample prices run from AED 210 to AED 17,999, so there is room for both budget buys and higher-end items. That spread makes it useful for shoppers who want to buy electronics in Dubai: quickly, locally, and with enough detail to judge condition.
What this category is good for
Use this page when you want a broad view of electronics in Dubai and across the UAE without jumping between separate categories. The listings include everyday items such as iPhones, MacBooks, iPads, headphones, smartwatches, and routers, plus niche parts like DAIKIN boards and motors. That mix is helpful if you are replacing a device, upgrading a setup, or looking for a specific part that is hard to find new.
If you are a buyer, the main advantage is choice. If you are a seller, the audience is already looking for electronics for sale, which means a clear listing can get attention faster than a vague one. Keep the title exact, mention condition honestly, and show the item from more than one angle.
How to compare listings without wasting time
Start with the item type, then narrow by the details that actually affect value. For phones, that means storage, battery health, unlock status, and whether the device has any warranty left. For laptops, look at processor generation, RAM, SSD size, charger inclusion, and whether the battery still holds a useful charge. For tablets and wearables, check screen condition, accessories, and activation status.
Some listings here are clearly new, while others are used but still clean or lightly used. That matters because a lower AED price is not always the better deal. A complete used item with charger, box, or warranty can be better value than a cheaper listing that needs extra spending right away.
High-value tip
Ask for a live photo or short video with the item powered on and the current date visible. It is one of the fastest ways to filter out stale photos and copied listings.
What buyers in the UAE should check first
For phones, ask about battery health, Face ID or fingerprint, screen burn, and whether the device is locked to any network. The sample listings include an iPhone 12 Pro 256 at AED 1,099, an iPhone 13 128GB at AED 900, and newer Apple models at higher prices. That makes condition and authenticity more important than the model name alone.
For laptops, check keyboard response, charger condition, fan noise, storage health, and any visible wear. One listing shows an Acer laptop with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD at AED 1,180, while another is a used 13-inch MacBook listed at AED 2,499 with warranty mentioned. Those details can justify a higher price if the machine is ready to use.
For audio and wearables, test pairing, battery life, and physical wear. The page includes items such as Apple AirPods Max, Apple Watch Ultra 2, and a WHOOP membership listing, so it helps to confirm what is included and whether any subscription or activation is part of the deal.
Where the strongest value usually appears
Good value often shows up in items that are easy to test and easy to resell: headphones, routers, tablets, and older but still capable laptops. The sample price range also shows repair parts and components with warranty notes, which can be useful for technicians or buyers who already know the exact part number they need.
New items make more sense when the product depends on battery life, software support, or warranty coverage. That is especially true for phones and premium wearables. Used items can make more sense for accessories or devices you can inspect in person and test on the spot.
| Item type | Best value when | Check first |
|---|---|---|
| Phones | Battery and storage are strong | Battery health, unlock status, screen, warranty |
| Laptops | RAM and SSD are still current | Charger, battery, keyboard, fan noise |
| Audio / wearables | Accessories are included | Pairing, battery life, physical wear |
| Parts / components | The part number matches exactly | Compatibility, warranty, return terms |
Safe pickup and seller communication
Meet in a public place in the UAE and test the item before paying. Bring the right cable, SIM, or charger if the device needs one. If the seller says the item is under warranty, ask what the warranty covers and whether it is transferable. For parts, confirm the exact model or part number before you travel.
Clear communication matters just as much for sellers. State the condition, include what is missing, and mention any warranty or repair history. That helps serious buyers move faster and reduces wasted messages.
Related electronics sections
If your search is more specific, these sections can help you narrow down faster: audio equipment, cameras, desktops, TVs, and game consoles. If you are browsing the wider marketplace, you can also return to Buy & Sell for other categories.
FAQs
How do I know if a used electronics listing is worth the price?
Check the condition, accessories, and whether the item is ready to use. A slightly higher AED price can still be better if it includes the charger, box, or warranty.
What should I ask before meeting a seller?
Ask for the exact model, condition, faults, and whether the item can be tested. For phones and laptops, ask about battery health and repair history.
Is it better to buy new or used electronics?
Buy new when battery life, warranty, or long-term reliability matters most. Buy used when the item is easy to inspect and the seller can prove it works properly.
How can I avoid a bad deal on electronics for sale in UAE?
Match the photos to the description, confirm the model number, and avoid listings that refuse a basic test. If the price looks unusually low, ask why.
Can I find electronics buyers in UAE for quick resale?
Yes. Clear photos, honest condition notes, and a fair AED price usually bring faster replies. Items with chargers, boxes, and working accessories tend to move quicker.





























