Electronics & Appliances / Computers in Da Nang
HP Laptop 14-em0 notebook Ryzen 7 7730U 16GB Silver
9 000 VND
Computer monitor with PC (urgent sale)
Price not specified
Xiaomi 2K Monitor A27Qi 27" 100Hz monitor
Price on request
Lenovo Legion 5 gaming laptop Ryzen 5 5600H RTX 3060 32GB 1TB
18 000 VND
MSI PRO MP273L E14 27" IPS 144Hz monitor
1 800 VND
Gaming desktop PC Intel i5-13400F RTX 3060 32GB
17 000 VND
Lenovo ThinkPad 14 Gen 1 Ryzen 5 PRO, 16GB/256SSD
7 000 VND
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Selling PC and monitor (urgent)
Price not specified
New UltraMAX 27" 2K 100Hz monitor VSP G2710Q1
Price on request
MacBook Air 13" M3 2024 8/256 Space Gray
16 000 VND
Warranty PC RTX 3070 Palit GamingPro (i5 12400f, 16GB, SSD 256GB)
14 440 733 VND
MacBook Pro 13.3 M1 8/256GB, 84% battery
Price not specified
24" Full HD IPS monitor 100Hz
Price on request
MacBook Pro 13.3 M1 8/256GB 2020
Price not specified
Pulsar X2V2 Mini mouse (no dongle)
Price on request
Dahua DHI-LM27-B200SW 27" monitor 100Hz
300 000 VND
USB-C to DisplayPort adapter for MacBook
Price not specified
Warrior MH0802 White gas-lift monitor stand
Price not specified
Logitech G304 wireless mouse
250 000 VND
Portable touchscreen monitor 18 inches 1.2 million
Price not specified
Gigantic Keyboard (keyboard) + mouse and mouse pad
Price not specified
Samsung SyncMaster SA850T 27" QHD monitor
Price on request
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VecorSonic 24" 144Hz Full HD monitor (used)
40 000 VND
Keyboard 50k
50 000 VND
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Electronics in Da Nang, Vietnam — smartphones, laptops, tablets, audio, TVs and appliances. When buying second-hand, check completeness (box, charger, accessories), serial number on the manufacturer's site, repair history and battery health. Most popular categories are phones and laptops; the filters below narrow by subcategory and price range. Telegram contact keeps the conversation with the seller quick and on-platform.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check if a second-hand phone isn't stolen or blacklisted?
Ask the seller for the IMEI (dial *#06# on the device) and run it on the manufacturer site or a local IMEI-check service before you pay. For iPhones, open Settings → General → About to confirm the model and serial, then check the Apple coverage page for warranty status. Skip any device that can't be unlocked in front of you — a locked handset is almost always stolen.
Local spec vs import — what's the real difference?
Local units come with a dealer warranty valid in-country, proper power adapter, and regional charging certification. Imports are often 10–20% cheaper but may have different frequency bands (noticeable on 5G), warranty that requires shipping back to origin, and different radio spec. For a daily phone, local spec is worth the premium; for cameras or gaming devices where warranty matters less, imports are fine.
What's a healthy battery for a used iPhone or laptop?
iPhone: Settings → Battery → Battery Health. Above 85% is acceptable; above 90% is very good. MacBook: System Settings → Battery → Battery Health. Laptops generally last 500–800 charge cycles before visible fade — ask the seller to show the cycle count. A phone under 80% health will feel slow and shut down unexpectedly; factor the cost of a battery replacement into the offer.
Can I transfer the manufacturer warranty to me as the new owner?
For Apple, AppleCare+ is tied to the device serial, so the remaining coverage transfers automatically. For most Samsung / Sony / Dell warranties, the dealer warranty is non-transferable — it stays with the original purchase receipt. Ask the seller for the original invoice; even if the warranty doesn't transfer, having proof of purchase helps with service-centre repairs.