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Personal Alarm Pricing

Analysis of 6,779 personal alarm listings to determine market value based on sound rating and features.

What you'll usually pay

$17.2 typical price
Most are between$9โ€“$60
Brand new$17.99
Used$15.58
On sale now6,779

๐Ÿ’ก Buying used saves about 13% here.

๐Ÿ‘‰ In short easy summary

The best value is found in 130 dB models, which are 10% below the market median. High-decibel 135 dB units command a significant premium of 69%.

๐Ÿ’š Best value for your money

100 dB 234 on sale$15 ยท 13% cheaper
125 dB 237 on sale$14.97 ยท 13% cheaper
Lanyard 218 on sale$15 ยท 13% cheaper
120 dB 931 on sale$15.27 ยท 11% cheaper
130 dB 1,902 on sale$15.54 ยท 10% cheaper

Price by operating sound rating

100 dB
$15-13%
125 dB
$14.97-13%
120 dB
$15.27-11%
130 dB
$15.54-10%
110 dB
$18+5%
135 dB
$29.15+69%

Why? Prices scale with volume, ranging from 15.27 for 120 dB to 29.15 for 135 dB.

Price by features

Lanyard
$15-13%
Keyring
$15.99-7%
Belt Clip
$17.62+2%
Flash Light
$17.95+4%
Not Specified
$17.97+4%
USB Charger
$19.95+16%

Why? Basic attachments like lanyards are cheaper (15) compared to USB chargers (19.95).

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Common questions

What is the typical price for a new personal alarm?

The median price for new units is 17.99.

Do higher decibel ratings increase the price?

Yes, 135 dB alarms have a median price of 29.15, which is 69% above the market median.

Are there cheaper options for basic attachments?

Alarms with lanyards are among the most affordable with a median price of 15.

How we got these numbers

Worked out from 200 live eBay listings (price range $9โ€“$60, odd outliers ignored). These are asking prices, so use them as a guide. Last checked July 26, 2026.