Second-hand appliances in Mauritius
Buy and sell second-hand appliances in Mauritius — fridges, washing machines, air conditioners, microwaves, cookers and water heaters from sellers across the island. Browse listings updated daily with prices in MUR, condition and energy details. Mauritius runs on 230V, so most imported appliances work fine — but check the age, energy rating and that everything powers on before you pay. Sellers in Port Louis, Vacoas-Phoenix, Quatre Bornes and along the coast usually arrange in-person handover, with delivery for the larger units.
27 active listings · 14 new this week
LG Air Conditioner Remote Control and Universal KT-LG Remote
Rs 2,000
Midea Air Conditioner Remote Controls - Set of 2
Rs 1,000
Electric Popcorn Maker Red
Rs 600
Samsung Microwave Oven Ceramic Inside
Rs 2,500
Portable Neck Fan White
Rs 400
Triton T70 2E Electric Shower White
Rs 6,200
Industrial Steam Iron
Rs 3,000
Hisense H12DE5S Dishwasher Stainless Steel
Rs 8,500
Golden Curl New Generation Black Set Hair Styling Kit
Rs 38,500
Hair Straightener Black and Pink
Rs 500
XO Smart Haircutter CF9 Silver
Rs 850
Air Monster Pedestal Fans Black Set of 2
Rs 4,500
2 Pacific Wall Fans Black and Orange
Rs 3,000
Countertop Snowflake Ice Machine 360W
Rs 28,000
Rodi Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink
Rs 3,000
Midea Tower Heater 2000W White
Rs 1,900
Electric Kettle ELEGANCE
Rs 300
Golden Curl GL506 Hair Curling Wand
Rs 8,900
Green Polka Dot Ceramic Teapot with Lid
Rs 650
Lot of 24 SEB Multidelices Faisselle Adapters
Rs 150
LONGi 445W Bifacial Solar Panels x4, Growatt 6kW Inverter, 5.12kWh Battery
Rs 99,000
Ogawa Feet Massager Black
Rs 8,500
Baker Oven High Power Inverter Silver
Rs 18,500
Pacific 2-Burner Gas Stove Black Glass
Rs 3,800
Buying guide
What should I test before buying a used appliance?
Power it on and run a full cycle where you can — let a fridge cool, start a wash, check an AC actually chills. Listen for grinding or rattling, inspect door seals and hoses, and look for rust or limescale. Bring a phone charger or a small load to test on the spot.
Will an imported appliance work in Mauritius?
Mauritius uses 230V / 50Hz with UK-style 3-pin plugs, so European and UK appliances work directly. Avoid 110V units (US/Japan) unless you add a transformer — they will not run safely on local power. Check the rating label before buying.
Is it worth buying large appliances second-hand?
Fridges and washing machines lose value fast, so deals are real — but an old, low-rated unit costs more to run on Mauritian electricity tariffs. Favour recent, energy-efficient models, assume the warranty will not transfer, and budget a little for a possible repair.