This refurbished iPhone 12 Pro Max delivers terrific value where it matters most. You're getting a phone with a fresh 100% battery, so longevity is on your side. It comes fully unlocked, clean from any network locks or iCloud issues, and you even get an authentic Apple charger. The seller is well-established with excellent feedback, which means you're dealing with someone trustworthy. You also get a full year of warranty—rare at this price point for a used device—along with a month to return it if anything doesn't feel right. Compared to higher-priced refurbished options, you're saving a decent chunk of money here. The trade-off is the cosmetic condition: it’s rated "Good," so expect some visible but not excessive wear. If you want something that looks brand new, check out the Excellent condition listing just above—but you'll pay noticeably more for a purely cosmetic upgrade. With value for money, seller reliability, a full inspection, and police-checked peace of mind, this is an easy recommendation if you don’t mind your device showing a bit of history.

This is the pick if you’re willing to pay a bit extra for a phone that basically looks and feels like new. You’ll get all the same upsides as the top-ranked option: a perfect 100% battery, excellent seller reputation, full 1-year warranty, and a month to change your mind. Plus, the device has seen minimal wear and tear ("Excellent" refurb), so it’ll show far fewer marks—perfect if you’re picky about appearance or gifting the phone. What pushes it slightly down from the top spot is simply value: you’re paying $70 more for the improved looks. Internally, both phones will give you the same solid experience, battery life, and seller support. If presenting a spotless phone is worth the premium for you, this is a fantastic choice. If you don’t mind some surface-level scuffs, the "Good" option above gets you all the substance for less.

This listing is perfect if dual physical SIM support is crucial to you—that’s rare in Australian iPhones and handy if you juggle two numbers or travel. The battery is at 100%, so you’re starting out strong. The seller has spotless feedback, which is a solid reassurance up front. It costs more than the top-ranked refurbished picks, yet you’re getting a used device rather than a refurbished one, and missing out on a warranty or a documented inspection process. There’s also no charger included, so budget for that now. You’ll need to weigh the peace of mind and potential warranty of top refurb picks against the unique hardware feature here. If dual SIM is a must-have and a slightly higher price is okay, this is a rare find. Otherwise, the top refurbished options are safer bets for most people.

If you want nearly as-new condition and a generous warranty, this option delivers—especially with that 2-year seller warranty, which is unusually long for a refurbished iPhone and adds a lot of peace of mind. It’s been fully tested, is unlocked, and the seller is established with a solid track record. You’re also getting light cosmetic wear, so it should feel fresh in your hand. Compared to the top two picks, you’re paying more but getting the longest warranty here. The main compromise is on price: it’s quite a bit higher than other Excellent condition refurb options, and you only get 128GB of storage versus 256GB in some cheaper picks. So, if long-term protection and a clean device matter more than squeezing every dollar, this is worth a look. If value is your main goal, the best-ranked refurbished listing above is a better bang for your buck.

This refurbished iPhone gives you the absolute most storage—512GB—so if you want plenty of space for photos, videos, and apps, this stands out among the competition. You’re also covered by a one-year seller warranty, buying from a seller with excellent reputability and a high positive feedback score. Plus, it comes with a genuine Apple charger and a 30-day return window. The downsides? The device is in "Good" condition, not "Excellent," so some cosmetic wear is expected, and you’re paying more than the leading pick, even though both share similar support and inspection benefits. The battery health isn’t called out specifically, which might be a consideration depending on your priorities. If maximal storage trumps everything else for you and you don’t need pristine looks, this is a compelling option. If you want a more balanced combo of lower cost and solid battery, the top pick is still your best value.

This used iPhone 12 Pro Max stands out by offering one of the lowest prices with a generous 2-year seller warranty and 30-day returns—rare for a used device. The phone's in "Very Good" condition with light cosmetic wear and still has 94% battery health, which is pretty strong for a device its age (though not quite as fresh as the 100% battery found in the top refurb picks). You do sacrifice a little on peace of mind since the seller’s buyer feedback isn’t as stellar as with the best-ranked options, and you’re getting a used, not refurbished, device—so there may be more subtle signs of past use. Accessories aren’t guaranteed. If price and warranty matter most, and you're okay with a bit more history on the device itself, this is a strong value play. For top battery life or a pristine look, though, refurbished picks at the top are a bit safer and more polished.

Here you’re getting a "Very Good" refurbished iPhone with a full year’s warranty, a month’s return window, and that peace of mind from a well-established seller. The phone undergoes a detailed cleaning and inspection process, so you know it’s in solid shape both inside and out—even if it isn’t quite as flawless cosmetically as an "Excellent" refurb. At this price, you’re paying nearly as much as the top "Excellent" options, but for a device with slightly more visible wear and a smaller 128GB of storage (so less future-proofing if you’re big on photos or media). What you get in return: rigorous testing, professional data wipe, and strong retail-level packaging. If you want a bit more assurance and support than a basic used device but don’t absolutely require a perfect body, this is a dependable middle ground—just know you’ll pay a premium for the condition.

If saving money is your top priority, this is easily the most affordable iPhone 12 Pro Max available here. At this kind of price, you’re giving up formal warranty coverage, returns, and likely dedicated support—but for some, that’s a fair trade. This phone is fully unlocked and has decent storage, but it’s in "Used" condition with moderate wear, so expect obvious signs of use. The lack of seller feedback is a concern: there isn’t a visible track record or real-world reputation, which means more risk compared to bigger, established sellers. If you’re comfortable without hands-on support and just want the tablet for the lowest cost, this is as cheap as it gets. But if you want some peace of mind or seller accountability, a refurbished pick higher up offers much more protection for a bit extra.

Here’s a solid option if you need more storage (256GB) and value a professionally refurbished phone with a solid seller. The listing promises a meticulous cleaning, thorough diagnostics, and quality repackaging—which should offer some comfort if you’re wary about used devices. Plus, you get a year’s seller warranty and the device is fully unlocked. On the downside, you’re paying a bit more than other "Good" refurbs with similar specs, and there’s no explicit assurance around battery health. Cosmetic wear is rated as moderate, so expect visible signs of use. Also, you don’t get a returns policy spelled out—something the top picks do cover. Ultimately, it’s a good middle-of-the-pack choice if you want higher storage, solid seller backup, and are happy enough with appearance that’s not pristine—but better options exist if you want top value or maximum warranty.

This is the cheapest way to get a 256GB unlocked Pro Max from a seller with flawless feedback, and that’s not to be overlooked. For the price, you’re getting one of the best value-for-money deals if you’re able to deal with some moderate visible wear—the phone isn’t refurbished and will have clear signs of a previous life. Bear in mind, there’s no mention of warranty, return policy, battery health, or bundled charger—so you’ll be forgoing seller-backed support and any easy recourse if you run into issues. You also don’t get the thorough inspection process or peace of mind offered by the higher-ranked refurbished options. If budget is everything and you’re comfortable with risk, this is a strong bargain. But if you want the assurance of warranty, guaranteed battery health, or fresher looks, the top refurbished picks will serve you better.