Beko auction prices

Household appliances by Beko: we have recorded 1 auction sale with a price of 2 models, and 2 lots are at auction now. Every model has its own page with each sale.

EUR 100 median hammer price middle half 50 to 200 EUR 49% of lots found a buyer

Beko is a Turkish brand of household appliances founded by the Koç Holding group, producing refrigerators, washing machines, ovens, dishwashers and other white goods for the domestic and international markets. It is one of the largest appliance manufacturers in Europe and is also known for commercial catering equipment and small kitchen appliances under the same name. The brand belongs to Arçelik, Turkey's major home appliance company. Founded 1955. Istanbul, Turkey. Part of Arçelik.

Models 2

Model	Sales with a price	Middle half	Found a buyer	At auction now	Last sale
Beko BPRO500	1	under ten sales	–	0	2026-10-05
Beko F70420ONE	0	none yet	–	2	none yet

Middle half: the rounded middle half of the hammer prices of the model, in euros, from ten sales; each model page lists the sales one by one. "Found a buyer" counts the lots offered on sites that publish the lots that failed to sell, from twenty lots up.

Newest Beko sales

Sold	Model	Built	Hours or km	Auction house	Place	Photos	Hammer price
2026-10-05 1 lave-vaisselle BEKO B PRO 500	BPRO500	unknown	unknown	interencheres.com	Sautron, FR	4	EUR 200 FREE

The 1 newest recorded sales of Beko in household appliances, one row per lot; every sale of a model is on the model's page. The oldest sale of each model is free to read; the other hammer prices open with the sale or with a year of the model.

Questions about Beko at auction

What do used Beko household appliances sell for at auction?

Across 179 auction sales with a price that we recorded, the middle half fetched EUR 50 to EUR 200, with a median of about EUR 100. These are rounded hammer prices in euros, before the buyer's premium and VAT; each model below has its own page with every sale.

How often do Beko household appliances find a buyer at auction?

On the auction sites that publish the lots that failed to sell, 49% of 366 lots offered found a buyer. Withdrawn lots are not counted.

Hammer prices are what the auction house recorded when the lot closed. How prices are recorded.