If you want a top-tier iPhone 13 Pro Max that looks and works like new, this is a standout. You’ll get a whopping 1TB of storage—perfect if you take tons of photos, shoot lots of video, or just never want to worry about running out of room. The Alpine Green finish and pristine condition add a premium feel, and the battery is as fresh as it gets at 100% health. Even the seller’s feedback is spotless, which adds peace of mind. You won’t get the original box or charger, but express tracked shipping helps smooth the process. The only real downside here is the high price—it’s one of the most expensive picks in the lineup. If you really need max storage and don’t want to gamble on battery or condition, this is your low-risk, ultra-premium option. But if you’re mainly after value (and can live with less storage or a refurb instead of used), there are more affordable choices in this list.

Here’s the pure value play. This listing gets you an iPhone 13 Pro Max for dramatically less than most others—even factoring in it’s UK based and used. It's unlocked and fully working, so you’re getting all the core iPhone features for a bargain price. The seller is reliable, and included accessories are a nice touch. The catch? Battery health is at 79%, so you’ll want to budget for a replacement soon, and there’s a warning that a battery swap is already advised. Condition is moderate, not pristine, so expect some visible wear. If you’re handy with a battery swap or don’t mind a phone that’s cosmetically lived-in, this is a steal. Otherwise, higher-priced entries elsewhere offer fresh batteries and better warranties, but you’d be paying a serious premium. For pure bang for your buck, though, this one’s very hard to beat.

This is a sweet spot option if you want a worry-free buy but don’t need the absolute lowest price. You get a refurbished 13 Pro Max with a massive 512GB of storage and, crucially, a brand-new battery at 100% health. The one-year warranty and a month-long return window give you the same confidence you’d get from buying new. The phone’s undergone deep cleaning, professional data wipe, and multi-stage testing—good news if you want something thoroughly checked over. It’s not “pristine” cosmetically and is a bit pricey compared to others, but you do get trusted performance and seller reputation. Compared to the #1 pick, you sacrifice some storage but save some cash. Stacked against cheaper used options, you’re paying for peace of mind and a “like new” experience. If you don’t want to risk mystery battery life or hidden issues, this is a rock-solid, higher-capacity pick.

Looking for a nearly new-feeling phone with zero battery worries? This one’s got a 100% fresh battery, pristine refurb condition, and a full year of warranty from a well-established seller. It doesn’t have extra-large storage (128GB), but that’s still enough for most people, unless you’re shooting a lot of 4K video. It’s more affordable than other top picks with higher capacity, making it a smart choice if you want an excellent phone without overpaying for features you may not use. Against the #1 and #3 listings, you’re saving money by not going for the super-high storage tiers. If you see yourself as a typical user who won’t max out the space, this covers all your bases—great battery, top cosmetic condition, long warranty. You skip the original box or charger, but as a clean, safe, “next best to new” option, this is hard to beat.

If you want a solid used phone from a seller with perfect feedback, this is worth checking out. You’ll get a 13 Pro Max that’s been gently used—with light wear rather than heavy scuffs—and a full year’s warranty, which isn't always a given on used listings. An original Apple charger is thrown in, and you have a month to return if something’s not right (with the seller even covering return shipping). Keep in mind you’re getting just the base 128GB storage, so it’s best if your storage needs are pretty standard. While there are cheaper options below, they either skip the warranty, drop battery health, or can’t match the accessories. If you want a reliable, unlocked device, and a safety net, you won’t go wrong here—just weigh up if you’ll need more storage or if a slightly cheaper unit (but no warranty cover) makes more sense for you.

This is a good pick if you want a lightly used feel and an extra slice of reassurance. You’ll get a professionally refurbished iPhone 13 Pro Max with 256GB storage—so there’s more breathing room than the 128GB crowd. The standout: a freshly installed new battery and the full year-long warranty, which is rare for used phones. It comes with an original charger, and you get a generous 30-day return window too. Condition is rated as 'good', so expect moderate signs of previous use, not “like new” looks, but nothing major. This is a smart blend between value and caution—if you don’t need huge storage but want a newer battery and peace of mind, it’s a step up from bargain-basement options that may have no warranty or a tired battery. You are paying a little extra for these perks compared to basic used listings, but if you want dependability, this is a fair package.

If you’re hunting for the lowest upfront cost and don’t mind some small risks, this listing is a contender. You get an unlocked phone with light wear—so it’s seen some use, but won’t look beat up. It even comes with a case included, which is handy. The seller has perfect feedback, though they’re not super established. There’s no mention of battery health or warranty, so you could be inheriting a battery that’ll need replacing soon, and you’re buying “as is” with no safety net. This is undeniably cheaper than most of the lineup—giving you a way in with less cash down, especially if you can negotiate the price further (which the seller is open to). If you’re comfortable with a bit of risk for a bigger saving, this could be the lowest-cost iPhone 13 Pro Max option for you. If you want more peace of mind or a warranty, check the refurb listings above.

This one finds a sweet spot between price and features. For a mid-range cost, you’re getting the 256GB version (double the space of most used listings) and a battery with 90% health, which is solid for a phone this age. The phone is in good shape and comes with the original box and charger, so it feels a bit more like buying new. There’s also a bonus—its camera was replaced with a genuine Apple part, so no sketchy third-party fixes. It’s not the absolute cheapest, and you won’t get a warranty or official refurb credentials, so there’s some risk if you run into issues down the road. But if you want more storage for photos and apps without splurging on the priciest options, plus a bit of a new-phone feel, this is a balanced value. Just weigh your comfort level with no warranty and a decent—but not perfect—battery.

This listing is a good fit if you want the reassurance of a year-long warranty and a phone that’s gone through a full refurbishment—including a thorough clean and secure, careful packing. It’s an 'excellent' refurb, so you’ll get a device that looks and feels close to new, and it comes with an original Apple charger. The price is higher than most used phones, but in exchange, you get that blend of strong seller reputation and extra support (including a 30-day return window). Storage is 128GB, so it’s solid for most users but won’t stretch as far as the 256GB or 512GB models above. If you value hassle-free buying, want a fresh battery, and don’t want to worry about surprise issues for a year, this offers great reliability without completely breaking the bank. Compared to the best bargains, this is for you if you prefer support and safety over rock-bottom price.

Here, you’re looking at a well-cared-for used phone with a clean bill of health—no water or damage issues, and an original charger included. The seller has a spotless rating, so you can trust the transaction, and a screen protector was used, which usually means the display’s in nice condition. However, battery health is at 82%—a bit on the low side for this age—which means you might need a replacement within the next year or so, especially if you’re a heavy user. Price-wise it’s one of the cheapest, but for a bit less you can get options with higher battery life or newer refurb status. If you want to keep your upfront spend down and like the idea of a protected, gently-used phone, this is a solid deal. If battery worries stress you out, you might want to look higher in the list or budget for a swap.