iPhone 4 Price in Nigeria

In October 2025, the iPhone 4 occupies a space below even the most basic functional smartphones in Nigeria’s used market. It is often valued less than its potential scrap materials, reflecting its complete technological irrelevance. Finding a genuinely new one is impossible. The market consists solely of extremely old, heavily worn UK Used and Nigerian Used units, many of which are non-functional or sold explicitly “for parts.” Expect significant cosmetic damage (cracked glass front/back is highly probable), non-functional components (especially batteries, Home buttons, and power buttons), and software limitations that make it unusable for communication, browsing, or apps.

Here’s a comparison table illustrating the typical, rock-bottom price ranges for a used iPhone 4 in Nigeria today:

Disclaimer: These prices are extremely rough estimates for October 2025, often reflecting scrap or non-functional value. Actual costs depend entirely on whether the phone powers on, its cosmetic state (expect D grade or worse – cracked glass, heavy damage), battery condition (guaranteed dead), seller honesty, location, and negotiation. Many are sold strictly “as-is” for parts with zero guarantee.

Brand New iPhone 4 Price in Nigeria

It cannot be stressed enough: You cannot buy a genuinely Brand New, factory-sealed iPhone 4 in 2025. Production ceased around 2013-2014, well over a decade ago. Any advertisement for a “Brand New” iPhone 4 is fraudulent and likely represents:

1. A Poorly Refurbished Unit: Assembled from salvaged, often failing parts, encased in non-genuine glass panels, with unreliable batteries.
2. A Used Phone Misrepresented: An ancient, heavily used phone deceptively marketed as “new.”
3. A Counterfeit Device: A fake phone designed to look like an iPhone 4 but running primitive, insecure software (often a skinned version of ancient Android).

Sellers might attempt to charge ₦15,000 to ₦35,000 or more for such items. This price is nonsensical for a device that cannot function as a phone, cannot securely connect to the internet, and cannot run any useful apps. For this amount, you could buy several brand-new, basic feature phones with warranties or save towards an actual, usable entry-level smartphone. Buying a “new” iPhone 4 is wasting money on electronic waste.

iPhone 4 Price in Nigeria UK Used

“UK Used” refers to imported second-hand phones. For a 15-year-old device infamous for its fragile glass design, this label offers absolutely no assurance of quality. Expect these phones to be extremely worn, almost certainly featuring cracked glass (front or back), non-functional buttons, and completely dead batteries.

• UK Used iPhone 4 (Any Storage): Prices typically range from ₦6,000 to ₦20,000. The 8GB and 16GB models are utterly unusable due to storage constraints. Finding a unit that even powers on without being plugged in is highly unlikely. Battery replacement is mandatory for any theoretical use, but finding a reliable battery and someone willing/able to install it on such an old, fragile device may be impossible or uneconomical.

Nigerian Used iPhone 4 Price in Nigeria

These are devices used locally for many, many years, likely repaired poorly multiple times. They represent the absolute cheapest option but carry the maximum risk of being non-functional, locked, severely damaged (often beyond repair), or having critical undisclosed faults.

• Nigerian Used iPhone 4 (Any Storage): Prices can fall as low as ₦4,000, potentially reaching ₦16,000 only if it miraculously powers on and isn’t shattered. The lowest prices often explicitly mean “for parts only” or “as-is, not working.” Expect cracked glass, faulty buttons, dead batteries, and potential iCloud locks (though less common on such old OS versions if never updated/reset properly). Transactions typically occur via Jiji or Facebook Marketplace, requiring extreme caution and mandatory in-person verification (if the device even functions).

iPhone 4 Price in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt & Other Cities

• Lagos: The only place one might conceivably stumble upon an iPhone 4 is buried deep within the e-waste piles or obscure repair corners of Computer Village, Ikeja. Prices will be negligible, reflecting scrap value. Finding one intended for use rather than parts is highly improbable.
• Abuja & Port Harcourt: Locating an iPhone 4 in major markets like Banex Plaza or Garrison is virtually impossible. It’s considered obsolete junk by almost all vendors.
• Other Cities: Physical availability is non-existent. Online searches (primarily Jiji) might show listings, but the risk of buying such an ancient, fragile, likely non-functional item remotely is astronomical and pointless.

iPhone 4 Price from Slot, Jumia, Pointek & Others

Mainstream and reputable retailers have absolutely no connection to the iPhone 4.

• Slot & Pointek: They do not carry the iPhone 4 and haven’t for over a decade.
• Jumia & Konga: Extremely unlikely to have listings. Any that might appear from obscure third-party sellers are almost certainly scams, fakes, or dangerously refurbished units sold at absurdly inflated prices (₦10,000 – ₦30,000+). Avoid these completely. There is zero value or safety in such a purchase.
• Jiji: The only platform where listings might theoretically exist, typically from individuals clearing out ancient junk or repair shops selling non-working units for parts. Prices are lowest, but there is absolutely no buyer protection. Only proceed if you can meet the seller for rigorous in-person testing (if it powers on) and are prepared for it to be faulty or fail immediately.