This listing stands out for value: you're getting a 128GB iPhone 12 for one of the lowest prices here, which is hard to ignore if your goal is maximum savings. Plus, the battery is in excellent shape, and the seller has a great reputation—so while it’s a used device, you’re less likely to run into surprises. You also get a basic charging cable to get started, and there’s no network lock to worry about. Where it falls short compared to more expensive options is the overall condition—expect moderate wear—and there’s no box, no official warranty, and no returns. You’re taking on a bit of risk, but if you don’t mind cosmetic blemishes and want the most storage for the least money, this is a smart pick. For peace of mind and pristine looks, options like the refurbished listings do better, but at double the price. Here, it’s all about the savings—and if you’re comfortable without warranties and just need a solid, cheap iPhone, this is tough to beat.

If you want something worry-free, this top-tier refurbished listing gives you an iPhone 12 that’s as close to new as you’ll find for a pre-owned device. The battery is new or like new, and it comes with a full two-year warranty—much longer peace of mind than most options here. The condition is pristine, so you won’t see the scuffs or dings that come with heavy use. You’re also protected by a 30-day return window. What you’re paying for is that confidence and support, since this is one of the pricier listings—and you don’t get the box or charger included. If condition, longevity, and backup are non-negotiable for you, this is worth stretching your budget. If all you want is an iPhone 12 at the lowest cost and you’re fine with visible wear or less coverage, some cheaper used listings will get the job done for less cash up front—but none will match this for total reassurance.

You get a very affordable iPhone 12 here, with battery health at 100%—so you won’t be tied to a charging cable all day. The seller's feedback is perfect, which adds a layer of comfort even though this is a used phone. However, you’re making a tradeoff with the blurry camera issue noted—so if sharp photos are a priority, this listing may hold you back. There are no included accessories, and the storage is the smaller 64GB option, which could mean juggling apps and photos if you’re a heavy user. Against the lowest-cost listings, you’re paying only a little more for a phone that’s otherwise fully functional and backed by a reliable seller. On the flip side, if you want something spotless and covered by warranty, the refurbished picks higher up the list—while much pricier—offer peace of mind and a cleaner overall package. But for basic use, messaging, and a working iPhone at a rock-bottom price, this is a very competitive choice—just know about that camera compromise.

This refurbished iPhone 12 sits at the premium end, and what you’re paying for is the next best thing to new. You get pristine condition, a brand new battery, and 128GB—so there’s plenty of space for all your stuff. There's a full year of warranty and a 30-day return period, all through a highly-rated, established seller. You also benefit from quick shipping. As with all the refurbished options, there’s no original box or charger included, so you’ll need to pick those up separately. If you want a device that looks and feels nearly new, but at a big discount from retail, this is worth considering. For pure budget value, used listings are much cheaper if you’re OK with some mileage and less backup. Compared with other refurbished offers, this one is particularly strong for storage and support, making it a confident, hassle-free buy if you can spend a bit more upfront.

Here you’re getting a refurbished iPhone 12 from a well-established local seller with plenty of buyer protection: you have a year of warranty, good battery health, and a 30-day return period. Expect moderate wear—this isn’t as pristine as higher-end options, but that can be a good tradeoff for the savings versus new. Extras like a full inspection and strong local support are a plus. You still get a solid device that’s been checked over, and a generous 128GB for storage flexibility. Against the pure used listings, you’re investing more, but the peace of mind, warranty, and local service justify the step up in price. If you care most about price, you’ll find cheaper phones above, but they come without this level of protection. If you want a balance of price and reassurance, and don’t mind a few cosmetic marks, this is a reliable mid-range pick.

If you want a used iPhone 12 that’s clean and doesn’t break the bank, this purple model is a strong fit. You get a phone that’s unlocked, with light wear instead of heavy scuffs or dings—the cosmetic condition is a step up from some of the lowest-cost picks. The seller’s perfect feedback is reassuring, and you even get a genuine case included, which is a nice touch to protect it from day one. You’re sacrificing a bit versus the top value listings: the battery health and warranty aren’t disclosed, so there’s some risk on longevity, and storage is standard at 64GB, which may be tight if you store lots of photos or apps. Compared to the premium refurbished options, you’re saving a fair bit of cash but giving up warranty backup. For a straightforward, reliable used iPhone that’s likely to look better than the roughest bargains—and with a handy case thrown in—this is an easy, affordable pick.

You’re getting a good deal here on a 128GB iPhone 12 from a highly rated and established seller. This phone is unlocked, comes with an official charger (a rare plus for used listings), and you’ll have a short 90-day warranty—which is more backup than most used offers provide. The tradeoff: battery health is down to 88%, so it’s got some mileage and may not last as long between charges as the top picks or the listings with brand new batteries. Moderate wear is to be expected, so if you want something pristine, the refurbished options above suit better, but at a higher cost. For buyers who want a balance between quality, included charging gear, and price without fully stepping into the refurbished bracket, this option makes sense. If top battery health and pristine cosmetics are critical for your peace of mind, other choices offer that, but for everyday reliability and value, this is a practical, solid pick.

If you want a device that’s been checked over more thoroughly than your average used phone, this ‘Very Good - Refurbished’ listing is worth a look. You get a 64GB iPhone 12 with a fully refreshed battery, a year-long warranty, a month to return it if you’re not satisfied, and the peace of knowing it’s passed a rigorous cleaning and testing process. Expect only light cosmetic wear—so it’ll look almost new in everyday use. This is one of the more expensive options, and you don't get the original box or a charger, but you’re paying for a blend of reliability, solid backup, and minimal visual flaws. Cheaper used listings save you money, but you give up this level of assurance. On the flip side, if you’d like a higher storage model for similar money, one of the other ‘Excellent - Refurbished’ picks may make more sense. This suits you if you want quality, support, and don’t want to risk major issues, all while still saving substantially over buying new.

You get an affordable, unlocked iPhone 12 in light used condition here, and the seller's stellar feedback gives you a little peace of mind. While there’s nothing fancy—no box, no charger, and no warranty or returns—this is a classic bare-bones deal. There’s no mention of battery health, which is something to be cautious about given the age of these models, but otherwise, there are no reported faults. Compared to the rock-bottom listings above, you’re paying a bit more for a device that’s likely to look noticeably better, with less wear. Against the refurbished options, you’re giving up all the backup—no warranty or support if something goes wrong. If you’re comfortable rolling the dice for a bit more cosmetic quality at a still-reasonable price, this is a decent compromise; just know you’re trading some peace of mind for savings.

If you’re laser-focused on upfront price, this is the cheapest iPhone 12 here and one of the lowest-cost ways to get a working unit. Battery health is actually pretty good for its age, and it’s fully unlocked. That said, there are a few big tradeoffs: this is a US model that only works with eSIM—not the usual physical SIM tray—so you need to be sure your carrier and usage fit that. It’s a ‘Grade B’ used phone, so expect moderate wear, and even though accessories are included, there’s no warranty, returns, or original box. For a little more, other used listings offer local models and less hassle with setup. If cost is everything, and you’re comfortable making eSIM work for you, this is a fair path to owning an iPhone 12. If you prefer a more straightforward Australian iPhone experience or want the option for future resale, consider paying slightly more for a local model.