We track 10 itel models in Nigeria, priced separately for every storage tier and for brand new against used. The figures come from 86 live listings checked on 14 September 2026. The cheapest itel you can buy here right now is the itel A80 at ₦83,000. The most expensive is the itel S23 at ₦229,000.
itel is the entry point of the Nigerian smartphone market. Almost everything sells new, margins are thin and prices move quickly with the naira. A used itel rarely makes financial sense: the gap between a used unit and a new one is often small enough that the warranty is worth more than the saving.
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- itel S23New₦229,000Usedno range
- itel S25 UltraNewno rangeUsed₦185,000
- itel City 200New₦179,000Used₦148,000
- itel City 100Newno rangeUsed₦110,000
- itel P65New₦151,000Usedno range
- itel A100CNew₦108,000Usedno range
- itel A70Newno rangeUsed₦85,000
- itel A80Newno rangeUsed₦83,000
- itel Power 80New₦193,000Usedno range
- itel Power 70New₦185,000Usedno range
No model matches that. Try a wider budget, or switch condition.
Prices are the typical asking price at each model's best-stocked storage tier, verified 14 September 2026. Tap any model for the full storage breakdown.
Browse by range
These are the itel ranges we price, newest first. Each model has its own page with the full storage breakdown, the used discount and what to check before paying.
itel S series
itel S23, itel S25 Ultra. Brand new typically costs ₦229,000. Used typically costs ₦185,000. Released 2023 to 2024.
itel City series
itel City 200, itel City 100. Brand new typically costs ₦179,000. Used runs ₦110,000 to ₦148,000. Released 2025 to 2026.
itel P series
itel P65. Brand new typically costs ₦151,000. Released 2024.
itel A series
itel A100C, itel A70, itel A80. Brand new typically costs ₦108,000. Used runs ₦83,000 to ₦85,000. Released 2023 to 2025.
itel Power series
itel Power 80, itel Power 70. Brand new runs ₦185,000 to ₦193,000. Released 2025 to 2026.
What 10 itel price pages tell you about the Nigerian market
Pricing a whole catalogue on one method makes patterns visible that a single page cannot show.
1. Supply is split between new and used
| Brand | Listings | Advertised new | Advertised used | Used share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| itel | 86 | 52 | 34 | 40% |
| iPhone | 17,920 | 4,985 | 12,935 | 72% |
| Samsung | 1,512 | 892 | 620 | 41% |
| Tecno | 267 | 153 | 114 | 43% |
That difference explains most of what confuses Nigerian buyers. A brand whose supply is mostly new sells you a recent phone with a warranty; a brand whose supply is mostly used sells you an older phone whose price is set by its condition. Neither is better in the abstract, but they are not the same purchase.
2. Where the price actually breaks
| Budget | Models here | Most phone for the money | RAM | Released | Typical price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ₦80k to ₦160k | 6 | itel City 100 | 8GB | 2025 | ₦110,000 |
| ₦160k to ₦300k | 4 | itel Power 70 | 8GB | 2025 | ₦185,000 |
Buying by budget band rather than by model name is the single cheapest habit a Nigerian buyer can adopt. The table above is what the money buys, not what the marketing says.
3. Listing depth decides how much you can negotiate
The deepest markets right now are itel City 200 (14 listings), itel A100C (12 listings), itel S23 (9 listings), itel A80 (8 listings), itel A70 (8 listings). The thinnest are itel Power 70 (6), itel City 100 (7), itel P65 (7), itel S25 Ultra (7), itel A80 (8). On a deep model you are negotiating inside a real market. On a thin one you are negotiating with one seller, and the asking price is closer to an opinion than a price.
4. The itel-specific trap
Verify it through Carlcare before you pay. Carlcare is TRANSSION’s own service arm and it runs authorised centres in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Kano and Ibadan. Dial *#06# for the IMEI and check it in the Carlcare app or at a walk-in centre. A genuine itel returns a matching model and a warranty status. A clone returns nothing, and clones of this brand are the single most common complaint we hear from Nigerian buyers.
Before you buy
Five guides covering the parts of a Nigerian phone purchase a price alone cannot: what used really means, how to spot a fake, where to buy safely, how swap pricing works, and why prices move with the naira.
Comparing brands? We price every one of these the same way: iPhone price hub, Samsung price hub, Tecno price hub, Infinix price hub, Xiaomi and Redmi price hub, Oppo price hub, Google Pixel price hub.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest itel phone in Nigeria right now?
The itel A80, at a typical ₦83,000. Below that you are looking at models with no real market, where the price is whatever the seller in front of you decides.
What is the most expensive itel in Nigeria right now?
The itel S23, at a typical ₦229,000. Verified 14 September 2026.
How many itel models does cost.ng track?
10, covering itel S series, itel City series, itel P series, itel A series, itel Power series. We publish a price only where at least four comparable live offers survive our filters, which is why some models you may have heard of are not listed here: there is not enough real supply in Nigeria to price them honestly.
Is a used itel worth buying in Nigeria?
It depends on the gap. Across the models here where we can price both, the used figure sits a median 17% below new. Where that gap is under about a fifth, the warranty on a new unit is usually worth more than the saving.