This iPhone 15 Plus gives you the best balance of value and peace of mind among all your options. For your $720, you get a phone with a flawless 100% battery health—pretty rare for a used model—so you won’t have to worry about battery issues anytime soon. The phone is unlocked and comes in good condition, plus the seller has a spotless reputation (100% positive feedback) so you can trust you’re getting exactly what’s described. What really seals the deal is the included 90-day warranty, giving you a safety net—something most used listings don’t provide. You’ll also receive included accessories and proof of thorough functional testing, which means fewer surprises when it arrives. The price is a bit higher than some used options below, so you’re paying extra for that warranty and condition. If you’re especially focused on the lowest upfront cost, option #2 is significantly cheaper but has hardware issues and no warranty. Compared to the pricier refurbished models, you’re getting nearly the same reliability for less, though not quite the "like new" finish. For overall value—solid battery, trusted seller, and real coverage—this is the sweet spot if you want to balance cost and peace of mind.

If your top priority is spending as little as possible, this is the cheapest way to get an iPhone 15 Plus. For $500, you’ll get all the core features and good battery health (96%), from a well-rated and established seller. But there are big tradeoffs you’ll want to be sure about: this unit has an aftermarket screen and the front camera and proximity sensor aren’t working. That means face unlock won’t function and you may have issues with auto-brightness or screen turning off during calls—annoying if you rely on these features. Compared with the top pick, you’re saving over $200 but giving up the safety net of a warranty and getting a device with known hardware faults. Also, no accessories are included. If you can live with those faults and just want an iPhone 15 Plus for basic tasks at the absolute lowest price, this is as cheap as it gets, but be ready for quirks. For most people, paying more for a fully working phone is worth it, but if you’re all about price, this is your play.

This listing gets you a nearly like-new iPhone 15 Plus in excellent refurbished condition. For $899, you get a full year seller warranty—which is outstanding for peace of mind—plus you’ll get an OEM charger and cable. There’s a thorough 72-step inspection process here and a minimum battery capacity of 80%, so while you may not get a 100% battery, you’re protected against very worn-out units. Where this shines is warranty length and overall reliability—especially from an established, highly rated seller. If you want the most stress-free refurbished experience, this is a great choice. The tradeoff? Price. You’re paying significantly more than for the used options (the top pick is nearly $180 less and also in good shape), and you’re not getting the original box. If a pristine device, long warranty, included accessories, and a strong return policy matter most—and you don’t mind spending more up front—this is the safe bet, especially compared to used picks without these protections.

With this option, you’re getting the same high standard as the previous listing: an iPhone 15 Plus refurbished to excellent condition by a reputable seller, a full year’s warranty, and an OEM charger included. The phone will have only light cosmetic wear—a step up from most used listings—and you’re protected by a generous 30-day return period. It’s priced at $899, which is on the premium side among your choices, but you know exactly what to expect: reliable condition, professional refurbishment, and comprehensive after-sales support. If you’re deciding between this and the previous excellent-refurbished listing, performance and overall experience will be nearly identical. Both are the "worry-free" choices if you want to avoid any secondhand phone headaches. You will pay a premium compared to the top pick (#1), which offers warranty coverage and nearly as much reassurance for noticeably less money. But if you'd rather pay more for that ultra-polished, extra-protected feel, this is a top-tier, low-risk path.

Here, you’re getting a classic used iPhone 15 Plus with a strong reputation. The seller has been around for over 30 years and has nearly flawless feedback, so you can feel confident you’ll be taken care of if anything’s off. This listing stands out with its 30-day return window—rare for used phones—and the device is fully unlocked. Plus, there’s the flexibility of local pickup, express post, and combined shipping if you want to save on postage for multiple items. You don’t get a warranty here, but you do get a little return period buffer. The battery health is decent at 92%, but lower than the top pick. At $799, it’s pricier than some refurbished options that actually offer longer warranty protection and accessories. In direct comparison, you can get a better-protected, equally trustworthy phone for slightly less (see #1), or pay more for a truly pristine, warrantied refurb (#3/#4). So this is best if you want a solid, "no surprises" used phone from a very established seller, but don’t mind missing out on long-term coverage.

You’ll get a professionally refurbished iPhone 15 Plus in good condition, along with genuine charger/accessories, a full one-year warranty, and free shipping. This choice comes from a very reliable seller with thousands of positive transactions, so there’s lots of reassurance. The device goes through a 72-step inspection and is unlocked, which adds to peace of mind. However, at $779, it lands in a sort of middle ground—priced above all the used listings, but a step below the premium “excellent” refurbished options. The condition is officially “good” rather than “excellent,” which likely means more visible signs of wear or cosmetic minor marks—but the core functionality should be solid. You’re paying nearly $60 more than the best-value used pick (#1), which is in good shape and comes with a 90-day warranty. If you prefer a year-long warranty and want to avoid typical secondhand phone surprises, this is a safer—if slightly more expensive—bet. But if you’re happy to spend less and risk a cosmetic scratch, the top pick saves you money for nearly the same reassurance.

This picks up where the previous refurbished listings left off, offering a “Very Good” refurbished iPhone 15 Plus with the stability of a full 12-month warranty. The seller is highly established, so you’re in safe hands, and you’ll get an original OEM charger plus a thorough, multi-point inspection. You also benefit from a 30-day return window and free, fast Sydney dispatch. In exchange for $819, you’re getting a phone that’s just shy of "excellent", likely with very light cosmetic wear—more pristine than average used phones, but maybe not quite as shiny as the “excellent” condition refurb options. Your warranty and accessories are both top-notch. Compared to the best-value used option (#1), you’re paying a straight premium for the "like new" vibe and longer warranty. Compared to the more expensive refurb options, you save a little but get a device that might show a few more minor signs of use. If you want most of the "safety net" of top refurbs, but don’t need absolutely flawless looks and prefer to spend a bit less, this fits neatly in the middle.

This is a strong option if you’re looking for a refurbished iPhone 15 Plus with great warranty coverage—especially if you want more storage. For $859, you’re getting the 256GB model (double the base), which means you’ve got plenty of room for photos, videos, and apps. It comes with a full one-year warranty, a 30-day free return window, and a genuine charger, all from a reputable Australian seller. The phone is in “good” condition—not flawless, but solid, and if there’s a problem, return shipping is even covered by the seller. The main tradeoff here is price: you’re paying quite a bit more than the best-value used options (and even slightly more than some excellent refurb picks) for that extra storage and peace of mind. The condition won’t be quite as pristine as the "excellent" refurb picks higher on this list, but you do get that roomy storage and a robust safety net. In short: if you need 256GB and prioritize warranty coverage, this is well worth considering. If you don’t need the space, you might look at the top picks to save cash.

This listing gives you a used iPhone 15 Plus with an ample 256GB of storage and a long 90-day return window—rare for a used phone. The seller has an excellent track record and clearly details the screen is free from major scratches, so you can expect a pretty clean device. Battery health is decent at 92%, and there’s a 90-day warranty as a safety buffer. At $845, it’s more expensive than the best-value used pick (#1) but for a step up in storage (256GB vs 128GB) and a generous return policy. However, you’re still in "used device" territory—no full refurbish, and not the immaculate condition of the premium refurb listings (which also come with year-long warranties). If you need extra storage but are happy with a gently used device rather than a fresh refurbish, this one offers good peace of mind. For pure value, you’ll find better deals with 128GB in similar condition, but if your files keep piling up, this is a fair call.

If price is your deciding factor but you still want trusted seller support, this pick gives you an iPhone 15 Plus for an appealing $599. The seller is rock solid—decades in business and glowing feedback—so you’re unlikely to run into any unpleasant surprises. The device is unlocked, you get a 30-day return window, and shipping is quick (with options for pickup and combined shipping if you want). What you give up here is condition: the battery health is only 89%, which is noticeably lower than most other options. You also don’t get accessories or a warranty, so you’re taking on a bit more risk than with the top-ranked pick (which has a warranty and perfect battery). Compared to the ultra-budget listing (#2), this is a safer buy—no hardware faults, everything is expected to work. But overall, you’re trading away some long-term assurance and a bit of battery life for a lower price tag. If you just want a recent iPhone from someone you trust, and are happy to save and skip warranty coverage, this has your name on it.