Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Aggregation Price History
Tracked since Oct 22, 2026 · 8 days · 11 price points from 2 listings · updated every few hours
As of Nov 12, 2026, a typical used USW-Aggregation sells for about $250 on eBay, based on 11 price points logged since Oct 22, 2026. The lowest we've seen is $200, on Oct 22, 2026.
Typical price
$250
median, last 90 days
Lowest right now
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no working listings right now
Lowest we've seen
$200
on Oct 22, 2026
30-day trend
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needs about 2 weeks of data
Daily price
Typical (median) and lowest listing price each day the tracker logged USW-Aggregation listings.
About the USW-Aggregation
The USW-Aggregation is a fanless UniFi switch with eight 10G SFP+ ports, meant to tie UniFi switches and servers together at 10G.
- Ports
- 8x 10G SFP+
- Cooling
- Fanless
- Management
- UniFi controller
Current USW-Aggregation listings
Full Network Switch Tracker →No USW-Aggregation listings in the tracker right now. They come and go as eBay listings sell; this page keeps the price history either way.
Questions
- How much does a used USW-Aggregation cost?
- As of Nov 12, 2026, based on 11 price points from 2 eBay listings tracked since Oct 2026, the typical price is about $250, and most listings fall between $200 and $250. A good price is anything well under the typical one, as long as the condition and seller feedback check out.
- What is the lowest price you have tracked for a USW-Aggregation?
- The lowest we have logged is $200 on Oct 22, 2026. Listings sold for parts, as-is or untested, and extreme outliers are left out so one odd listing doesn't set the record.
- Where do these prices come from?
- Every time the Network Switch Tracker refreshes (every few hours) it logs each matching eBay listing to this site's own price history database. This page summarizes that history. It's our own data, not copied from another site, and the listing itself is always the final word on price and condition.
Other switch price histories
Listings from eBay, refreshed every few hours. History comes from this site's own log of every listing the tracker has found. Prices and availability change fast, so the listing itself is always the final word.