Apple today updated its online refurbished store in the United States to include last year’s iPhone models: iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max, as spotted by MacRumors.
The pricing starts at $619 for a base iPhone 16 with 128GB of storage, which is 22.5% less than the $799 price tag it launched with in September of 2024, and around 11% cheaper than the current rate of $699 for a new one.
Similarly, the iPhone 16 Plus with 128GB costs $699 on the refurbished store, which is $200 cheaper than its original price tag of $899, and $100 cheaper than the current price of $799 for a new Plus model.
The refurbished variant of the iPhone 16 Pro starts at $759, while the larger Pro Max starts at $929. The iPhone 16 Pro Max comes with 256GB as its base storage, hence the bigger price gap.
However, at this time, most of the iPhone 16 Plus, Pro, and Pro Max models seem to be out of stock.
If you don’t mind an older-generation iPhone, you can consider getting it from Apple’s Refurbished Store. All the iPhone 16 models come with 8GB of RAM and also support Apple Intelligence, which is expected to bring more exciting features in future updates.
Wondering why you should buy an Apple Refurbished iPhone?
Each refurbished device comes with the following:
- 1-Year Warranty
- Option to add AppleCare+
- A new battery and outer shell
- A new white box
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