Compare like with like.
Look for the same model or a close equivalent. Account for condition, age, accessories, and missing parts.
Separate asking prices from sale prices.
An expensive listing that hasn’t sold doesn’t necessarily show what buyers will pay.
Consider the buyer’s total effort.
Repairs, cleaning, transport, and missing accessories can affect what an item is worth to someone.
Decide what matters to you.
If you want a quicker sale, your price may differ from what you’d ask when you’re happy to wait.
Revisit the listing.
If interest is low, review the photos and description as well as the price. Clearer information can help buyers make a decision.