Defibrillator
7 models tracked · 395 live listings · 15,698 all-time observations · 7 sources
Models in this category
Ranked by how deeply we track each model — the most market data first.
- 1Zoll AED PlusZoll · AED Plus● Strong13 comps · 86 live now$998See cheapest →
- 2Philips HeartStartPhilips · HeartStart● Directional2 comps · 95 live now$1,026See cheapest →
- 3Zoll X SeriesZoll · X Series● Directional1 comp · 65 live now$9,500See cheapest →
- 4Zoll R SeriesZoll · R Series● Directional1 comp · 50 live now$2,500See cheapest →
- 5Philips HeartStart MRxPhilips · HeartStart MRx● Directional1 comp · 50 live now$1,050See cheapest →
- 6Physio-Control Lifepak CR PlusPhysio-Control · Lifepak CR Plus● Directional1 comp · 44 live now$300See cheapest →
- 7Philips HeartStart FRxPhilips · HeartStart FRx● Collecting0 comps · 5 live now—See cheapest →
What to know when buying a used defibrillator
General buyer information. Not clinical, regulatory, or safety advice — always confirm with the seller and verify independently.
- Confirm battery age and capacity, and the electrode/pad expiration dates.
- Ask whether the device has the latest firmware updates installed.
- Verify operating modes (manual / AED / pacing) match what you need.
- Check the recall history — this category has had several high-profile recalls.
- Always confirm PM date and self-test pass history.
- Ask the seller for photos of the serial-number plate, the manufacture year, and any visible damage.
- Look up the FDA recall record for this specific model + serial range before you buy.
- Get the seller to confirm what's included in writing (accessories, manuals, cables, software).
- If buying remotely, arrange a video call or in-person inspection before sending payment.
Recorded asking-price intelligence — not an appraisal, not medical or regulatory advice, independent of and not endorsed by any marketplace. Verify condition, service history, regulatory status, and seller claims independently.