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HomePod (2nd Gen.)

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HomePod (2nd Gen.)

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Condition: Good

Shows light to moderate signs of wear, including light scratches and/or dents that are not fingernail-deep.

What Good requires
  • No major scratches, chips, or structural dents
  • Display is free of defects such as dead pixels, white spots, or burn-in
  • Absolutely no hardware issues and all parts are 100% original
  • Original battery health is at least 80% or above
  • Powers on and functions 100% as intended
  • Must be paid off and free of any financial obligations

HomePod (2nd Gen.) trade-in value

What Techtree pays today, by condition, and where the price is heading. Updated October 14, 2026.

Techtree pays$31 to $111by condition
Best price today$111brand new condition
Good conditionup to $73light wear, fully working
87-day trendFlatour price, good condition

What Techtree pays

ConditionPrice
Brand New$111
Flawless$101
Good$73
Fair$31
Minor Damage$31

Complete, working device; a missing accessory deducts from the price and the wizard shows the exact figure. How we grade. How we set prices. Every model's price in one table.

Price trend

Price trend, Good condition, Standard$80$70$60Jul 2026AugSepOct

Good condition, Standard, weekly averages. Techtree paid $73 (July 13, 2026) to $73 (October 12, 2026), flat. Updated October 14, 2026.

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Selling your HomePod (2nd Gen.): FAQs

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How much is a HomePod (2nd Gen.) worth today?

As of October 14, 2026, Techtree pays $31 to $111 for a HomePod (2nd Gen.), depending on condition and included accessories. A complete, working one in good condition is worth up to $73. Our price for a good-condition unit is flat over the last 87 days. Values for most devices fall over time, fastest in the weeks after a successor launches.

How much is a used HomePod (2nd Gen.) worth in good condition?

As of October 14, 2026, Techtree pays up to $73 for a HomePod (2nd Gen.) in good condition (light wear, fully working). The price is locked for 21 days from your quote, shipping is free, and payment goes out 1 to 2 business days after inspection.

Which HomePod (2nd Gen.) is this page for?

HomePod (2nd Gen.): released February 2023. Techtree buys every configuration listed in the price table.

Can I sell a HomePod (2nd Gen.) with cosmetic damage or a fault?

Yes, as long as it powers on and works. One issue, such as a scuffed shell or a worn port, is our Minor Damage grade: as of October 14, 2026 Techtree pays up to $31 for a HomePod (2nd Gen.) in that condition. A device that does not power on cannot be quoted.

Do you buy earbuds and headphones?

Yes, including AirPods and premium headphones. Include the charging case or cable if you have it.

Does condition matter for audio gear?

Yes. Working, clean units in their case earn the most, and we will still quote devices with wear.

Why sell with Techtree?

Plenty of options out there. Here's what you can check before you send anything.

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