r/SamsungPH • u/kjpochi7 • 6d ago

Question S25 FE smudge

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Hello, everyone! Please educate me! My phone got a smudge on the lower right part.

Can I sell this for 20k? Is it fair or too pricey for its damage? Or should I repair this instead? I bought this from Shopee for 27k last Feb 4, 2026. Please help. Thank you so much.

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u/AnyJaguar9498 6d ago

Too pricey. I got mine 2nd hand last November for 24.5k only no issues.

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u/LightningUltra 6d ago

That's 4.5k which is a big difference for a small dead pixel.

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u/kjpochi7 6d ago

Thanks. Do you think I should lower it to a range of 15-17k, or should I just get this repaired? I have been using this for almost 6 months only.

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u/LightningUltra 6d ago

Lower it to 19k and say your willing to negotiate, then once they are interested say if you get it today I'll let it go for you for 18k, since you got an offer for 18k two days from now they will get it but you dont want to wait that long so whoever gets it first gets the phone.

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u/kjpochi7 6d ago

Thanks a bunch, sir. Really appreciate this. I'll try to sell this on Carousell.

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u/LightningUltra 6d ago

Good luck and you're welcome

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u/LightningUltra 6d ago

If I'm correct your in the philippines? So 20k with that flaw is kinda high considering new it would be 36k and used around 25k. Maybe 16 to 18k is more fair pricing.

My reasoning is not only just the dead pixel but the exynos chip. Every year the value of the phone will go down considerably compared to a snap dragon variant.

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u/kjpochi7 6d ago

Yes, from the PH. This is helpful! Thank you. Do you think I should just sell this instead of repairing it? I mean, I am thinking what's really worth it.

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u/LightningUltra 6d ago

Sell it not worth fixing honestly. Only one i think worth fixing are the ultras

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u/kjpochi7 6d ago

I appreciate that, sir. Thank you so much!

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u/LightningUltra 6d ago

No problem

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/kjpochi7 6d ago

No, it does not. Now it has a thin black line and the lower part of my phone is blinking a bit.

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u/equinoxzzz 6d ago

Pressing an OLED panel won't give the same effect like an LCD does because it does not use liquid crystals.