Replacement LCD screens are a high-turnover repair part driven by cracked/damaged displays and refurbishing needs. Buyers include DIY fixers and repair shops seeking fast, affordable parts; the $20–$38 range supports competitive pricing and multi-unit orders
At $75–$132, this sits squarely in the fast-moving budget smartphone segment, attracting buyers who want a dependable, brand-name device at a low price. It converts well for cost-conscious purchases like first phones, replacements, or backup devices, with brand recognition reducing hesitation versus off-brand alternatives
Steady, necessity-driven demand: buyers frequently replace or upgrade these devices, seek budget-friendly options, and often add accessories. The $70–$210 price band targets cost-conscious buyers, prepaid/secondary-use needs, and gift purchases, supporting high velocity and cross-sells (cases, screen protectors, chargers)
Affordable, practical phone accessory that lets buyers quickly mount their device to smooth surfaces for hands‑free use and improves grip. The $6–$10 price point supports impulse purchases, gifting, and bundling, with broad appeal to anyone using a smartphone and clear utility for selfies, video calls, and content creation
Broad appeal driven by carrier flexibility and affordability: buyers value the ability to use their existing plan, switch carriers, or travel internationally without contracts. The $79–$214 price range hits an accessible gifting and replacement sweet spot, attracting budget-conscious buyers, parents purchasing first phones, and those seeking a quick BYOD upgrade
High-velocity, need-driven replacement part with steady baseline demand and strong spikes when devices are gifted or heavily used. Buyers choose it to fix cracked displays quickly and cheaply versus replacing the device, prioritizing fast delivery, assured compatibility, and clear quality assurance
A low-cost accessory with steady year-round demand and strong gift appeal. Buyers want protection, personalization, and easy replacements, making the $9–$17 price range impulse-friendly and suitable for multi-buy promotions
Buyers choose these for quick device personalization and light scratch protection without added bulk. Trend-driven designs encourage repeat purchases and style refreshes, and the $9–$15 price point works well for impulse buys and add-ons in an eCommerce store
Strong buyer appeal as a lower-cost entry into the Apple ecosystem with a premium look and feel at a mid-range price point ($151–$308). Demand persists in the used/refurb market due to brand recognition, solid camera performance for everyday use, and a vast accessory ecosystem that enables upsell opportunities
Strong buyer appeal driven by affordability versus new devices, replacements for lost/damaged phones, and low-risk entry price points for secondary lines. The $79–$262 range aligns with budget-conscious buyers, enabling faster conversion and broad reach across value-focused segments
High-velocity, low-ticket accessory with broad appeal: buyers want device protection, personalization, and easy gifting, driving frequent purchases and replacements. The $10–$20 price point supports impulse buys and add-ons, with wide style variety enabling rapid listing expansion and A/B testing
Compact, foldable design solves everyday hands‑free needs (video calls, streaming, cooking, desks) and travels well, making it a practical, low-friction utility buy. Broad phone compatibility and an $8–$17 price point support impulse purchases, multi-unit orders, and gifting, with straightforward value that’s easy to communicate in imagery and short video
An older, compact iOS smartphone that continues to move due to brand trust, affordability, and suitability as a starter or backup device. Appeals to budget-focused buyers and those replacing lost/damaged phones
Broad, steady demand comes from buyers needing affordable, reliable smartphones for everyday communication, apps, and replacements. The $90–$200 price band targets value-focused buyers, first-time users, and those seeking backup or quick replacement devices, expanding addressable audience and conversion potential
Buyers choose this item for affordable device protection and personalization, making it a frequent impulse add-on. At $7–$16, it’s easy to bundle with screen protectors or chargers, and broad model coverage supports upsell opportunities; clear model-fit in listings helps reduce returns
Ubiquitous ownership and frequent device turnover make these items steady movers; buyers replace essentials (cases, screen protectors, chargers, cables) and impulse-buy style upgrades and backups. The $10–$20 price point supports add‑on upsells, bundles, and gifting, driving high basket attach rates and repeat purchases, especially for protection and power needs
A proven legacy flagship that continues to attract buyers seeking premium look-and-feel, capable cameras, and reliable everyday performance without flagship pricing. Typical selling price is $150–$450 depending on condition, storage, and unlock status, making it a strong value play for budget‑conscious upgrades, replacements, and secondary devices, with strong brand trust and easy accessory attach
Buyers want these for device protection, better grip, and personalization, and they frequently replace or refresh styles after wear or damage. The $10–$21 price point supports impulse buys, bundling, and gifting while remaining low-shipping and easy to stock
High-velocity, replenishable accessory with broad appeal: buyers want low-cost “insurance” against cracks and scratches, and often repurchase after drops or when upgrading devices. At a $7–$20 price point, it’s an easy add-on that lifts AOV, pairs well with cases at checkout, ships cheaply due to low weight, and has wide model coverage opportunities across recent iPhone generations
Buyers pick these to prevent scratches and cracks and avoid costly screen repairs, and they often replace them after wear or drops—creating repeat purchase behavior. The $7–$19 price point is an easy add-on at checkout and pairs well with cases, driving basket size