Yep, we’re back again with the latest eBay trending searches. So, why not let eRank data geeks take the guesswork out of what to sell on eBay? First, we’ll show you which of this month’s Top 20 keywords have been climbing fastest. Then we’ll analyze what the Top 200 shopper searches tell us about what’s selling best on eBay now.
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June’s Top 20
- ps5
- pokemon
- iphone
- laptop
- xbox series x
- gaming pc
- steam deck
- gaming laptop
- ipad
- macbook pro
- ps5 pro
- pc
- lego
- 3ds
- pokemon cards
- iphone 15
- iphone 17 pro max
- nintendo switch 2
- macbook
- ssd
Top eBay searches climbing highest fastest
There are three climbers to report this month, which is typical turnover for eBay. These are eBay’s current Top 20 keywords that weren’t in the previous month’s Top 20. We’ve listed them in current rank order, their previous rank last. That way you can tell at a glance which have covered the most ground in a month.
Ranked 11th: “ps5 pro,” up from #141
13th: “lego,” up from #34
20th: “ssd,” up from #22
As you can see, only one did considerable climbing in June.
Ranked 11th: “ps5 pro,” up from #141
This is of course the PlayStation 5 Pro, Sony’s premium current-generation console. The PS5 Pro launched back in November 2024. The reason it’s trending on eBay is April’s $150 price hike. Shoppers flocked to eBay hoping to find one closer to the original price and, being eBay, scammers entered the fray. Our stats above depict that: a flurry of searches (67,670 in June alone), countered by cautious purchase intent.
Tip! CTRs and purchase intent
Here’s a quick explainer for those of you new to selling online.
On ecommerce sites, click-through rates (CTRs) reflect how many times shoppers clicked individual listings in their search results. Therefore, CTRs are an indicator of ‘purchase intent.’ These are people more likely searching with the intention to buy, as opposed to those just browsing.
You’ll want to keep up with the top eBay trending searches, yes. Because you never know what might pop up, like “ps5 pro” or last month’s “steam controller.” But a high search count does not mean shoppers are buying. This is especially true on eBay. Of the three marketplaces we cover here, the top eBay searches consistently have the most tire kickers.
So, for insight into what’s selling best on eBay now, look to their click-through rates. It’s why we end these trend reports with a Monthly CTR Roundup. You’ll see which of the products currently trending on eBay have had the highest CTRs most recently.
Roundup! eBay trending searches with 70%+ CTRs now
Looking for ideas of what to sell on eBay? Then this is for you! Your insider access to which of the Top 200 keywords trending on eBay are showing the most purchase intent. Keep in mind that we based these calculations on our most recent full month of data. So, whatever their 12-mo CTRs, these products are what’s selling best on eBay now.
Note: For readability, we’ll only shout out individual CTRs above 100%. But all these qualifiers will have at least 70% for the month. And as you’ll see, CTRs even that high are exceptional on eBay. Any products here that interest you will be worth adding to a Keyword List for further research.
Ranking #1-50
There are only two qualifiers in this month’s Top 20: pokemon and gaming pc. For the second month in a row, “pokemon” has 150% for the month; that is as high as these go. But since we featured “pokemon” in last month‘s eBay trend report, let’s look at our other Top 20 qualifier.
#6 “gaming pc,” June CTR: 70%
Huh: “gaming pc” searches are at their lowest in 15 months. But it’s important to note that eBay’s Top 20 search volume is down Month on Month by 41%. That could be concerning, and we’ll keep tabs on it. But we are not particularly worried about “gaming pc.” Especially not with an average CTR of 67%; that is well above average for eBay. It got over a million clicks last year, and 360,000+ just this past quarter.
Moving on now to the rest of the Top 50, the next qualifier is #29 xbox 360. It’s followed by #38 ps vita; we featured “ps vita” in the Roundup in March). And the last two here are #44 apple watch, and #46 meta quest 3.
Ranked from #51-100
Straight out of the gate at #51-52, there’s a pair: ayn thor and psp, followed at #58 by thinkpad. But this turns out to be a skimpy set of 50; there are only three more qualifiers. At #73 we have mm2, followed by #75 3090 and then #79 mac mini m4. The latter has a 150% CTR again this month, just as it did last month. We featured it in May‘s Roundup.
Next, ranking #101-150
Here we begin with #102 ipod, #106 wii u, and #109 lot. For the next, we need to jump down to #130 for mtg; it has a 108% CTR. And it’s followed by another high flyer, #132 cpu, which has 104%. What is more remarkable about “cpu” though is that its 12-mo CTR is under 20%. So we did a little digging.
A year ago in June, “cpu” got 43,650 searches but its CTR for the month was just 5%. Plenty of searches, but few purchases. And in April of this year, its monthly CTR was the same: 5%. Even for eBay, 5% is very low. So its current 104%, up from 77% last month, seems significant: people have suddenly started buying CPUs on eBay.
But enough about those! Next up is #136 ipad pro, followed at #144 by grow a garden 2.
#144 “grow a garden 2,” June CTR: 150%
Remember how “grow a garden” took eBay (and our Roundups) by storm a year ago? “Grow a garden” ranked 10th in June 2025 with a CTR of 150%. Well, here is Round 2! Just released by Roblox this June, it has soared from zero searches to 19,630 in a month. Along with another CTR that’s as high as they go.
Finally, ranked from #151-200
Again we start with a pair: #159-160 iphone 16 pro and bmw; the latter has a 112% CTR. And then at #173 there is transformers; it has a CTR for the month of 150%!
#173 “transformers,” June CTR: 150%
For the second month in a row, “transformers” has a CTR of 150%. Before that though, it hadn’t qualified for a Roundup since December. But it was one of that month‘s features; it had 150% then, too. So, as we mentioned last month, be advised: purchase intent swings dramatically. For April, “transformers” had a monthly CTR of just 38%.
Winding up our Roundup, there’s a pair next: #183-184 steam deck oled and xbox one. The latter has a June CTR of 132%. Skip just one and there’s another pair, quest 3 and adopt me. And the final two are #193 crt tv and #198 canon powershot.
And that’s a wrap for this month, gang. We really hope some of these prove to be profitable leads for you!
Back in two weeks with July’s top Etsy trends!
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