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Used Washer & Dryer Prices — August 2026

August 7, 2026
August 2026 Edition

The median used washer/dryer listing runs about $925 — roughly 40% below new — but prices have climbed nearly 30% since March. Samsung is the most-listed brand; GE and LG carry the premium.

Updated August 7, 2026 · Reflects listings through late July (two-week reporting lag) · Methodology

$925
Median listing (units & sets)
≈ 60% of typical new price
129
Washer/Dryer Index, July ’26
Mar ’26 = 100 · +29% since March
$1,075
Median GE
the premium brand this month
$775
Median Good-condition
the budget entry point

Price by brand

Median asking price and typical range (middle 50% of listings). Prices rounded to the nearest $25.

BrandMedianTypical range
GE$1,075$700 – $1,450
LG$1,050$750 – $1,500
Samsung live listings →$975$775 – $1,425
Whirlpool$925$750 – $1,150
Maytag, Speed Queen and other brands below our 15-listing minimum are not reported.

The Commonplace Washer & Dryer Index

Median asking price, indexed to March 2026 = 100.

Used appliance prices climbed all summer
Commonplace Washer & Dryer Index · March 2026 = 100
8090100110120130140Mar ’26Apr ’26May ’26Jun ’26Jul ’2612994
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MonthIndex
Mar ’26100
Apr ’2694
May ’26109
Jun ’26113
Jul ’26129

Median price by brand

About $150 separates the premium brands from Whirlpool.

GE and LG carry the used-market premium
Median asking price, July 2026
Whirlpool$925Samsung$975LG$1,050GE$1,075

The condition premium

Never-installed units command a real premium; Good-condition is the budget entry point.

ConditionMedian asking
New (open-box / never installed)$1,125
Like new$950
Good$775

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Methodology

Where the numbers come from. Figures are computed from washer and dryer listings on the Commonplace marketplace across major U.S. metros. We report medians, not averages, so a handful of mispriced listings can't move the number.

Publication standards. Headline figures require at least 30 underlying listings; sub-breakdowns (brand, condition, configuration) require at least 15, and samples of 15–29 are flagged "smaller sample." Anything below the bar is marked "not reported" rather than estimated. Prices are rounded to the nearest $25. Data is reported on a two-week lag. Typical range = the middle 50% of listings (25th–75th percentile).

The index. Category indexes track the median asking price over time, indexed to a fixed base month = 100. Index values are unitless by design and comparable across every edition of this report.

What we don't publish. Listing counts, sales volumes, and transaction-level data are not disclosed. Journalists and researchers can request custom cuts at press@trycommonplace.com.

Cite this data — free to use with attribution (CC BY 4.0): Source: Commonplace Used Washer & Dryer Price Index, August 2026. trycommonplace.com/blog/washer-dryer-price-index

Common questions

How much does a used washer and dryer cost in 2026?

The median used washer/dryer listing runs about $925 on Commonplace as of July 2026 — roughly 40% below typical new pricing. Brand medians range from $925 (Whirlpool) to $1,075 (GE).

Are used appliance prices going up?

Yes. The Commonplace Washer/Dryer Index sits at 129 (March 2026 = 100) — median asking prices climbed nearly 30% from March through July.

Is a used washer and dryer worth it?

A Good-condition unit at the $775 median saves you more than half versus new, and open-box never-installed units at $1,125 still run ~30% below retail — with delivery and inspection included on Commonplace.

The Commonplace Resale Index covers big-ticket secondhand categories including Peloton & fitness equipment, golf carts, hot tubs, appliances, and more. Next edition: September 2026. · © 2026 Commonplace · trycommonplace.com
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