In 2026, Thailand is flooded with Android tablets – new, refurbished and second‑hand – and Huawei and Lenovo dominate the value segment. Scroll through marketplaces and you’ll see prices from 1,400 THB to nearly 20,000 THB, often for devices that look identical in photos.

A smashed smartphone screen in Bangkok is almost a rite of passage – slippery pavements, crowded BTS, motorbike taxis, and one unlucky drop. The good news in 2026 is that Bangkok has hundreds of repair options; the bad news is that prices, quality and honesty vary wildly from shop to shop.

In 2026, Thailand is a playground for mobile gamers: ASUS ROG Phone, Xiaomi Black Shark, Red Magic and others are everywhere in Bangkok, Chiang Mai and online marketplaces. But used prices swing wildly – from genuine gaming bargains to overheated, ex‑hard‑use devices priced like new.

In 2026, Thailand is full of used iPads – students upgrading, expats leaving, Apple fans chasing every new release. The gap between a smart deal and a bad one is huge: you can either grab a perfectly good iPad for a few thousand baht less than new, or pay almost-new money for a tired device.