Whether you’re leaving Thailand, switching to a laptop, or just decluttering, selling a complete gaming setup in 2026 can either fund your next move – or disappear in a lowball offer. Many expats list their PC, monitor and peripherals with random prices and then wonder why nobody bites.

Between back‑to‑school promotions, student discounts and a huge second‑hand market, Thailand in 2026 is full of “great laptop deals” that aren’t actually that great once you read the specs. Many students and expat parents in Bangkok or Chiang Mai end up with underpowered machines that struggle after one semester.

In 2026, used PlayStation 5 consoles are everywhere in Thailand – from Bangkok game shops and marketplaces to Facebook groups and Lazada listings – but prices are all over the place. Some sellers ask almost new‑console money for heavily used machines, while real deals vanish in minutes.

Bangkok in 2026 is a paradise for PC gamers: RTX cards, 144 Hz monitors, RGB builds and dozens of shops that assemble rigs on demand. It’s also a minefield if you buy used without understanding configurations and fair prices in Thai baht.