Best Used iPhone 16 Plus Deals Today

If you want the most peace of mind for your money, this listing is a fantastic pick. You’re getting an iPhone 16 Plus with 128GB of storage, still under both global and Australian Apple warranty for an unusually long time—up to 17 months left, which is almost unheard of on a used recent iPhone. The battery is at full health, meaning you’re starting fresh there, and the seller is very established with nearly perfect buyer feedback, so you can trust what you’re getting. The phone shows only light cosmetic wear, and you’ll get the original box, plus GST receipt—a nice bonus if you need it for tax. Express shipping with tracking and signature is free, so you’ll get it quickly and safely. You are paying a premium compared to the most basic used options—this isn’t the absolute cheapest on the list—but you’re getting excellent security, warranty, and a phone in reliable shape. Compared to the slightly cheaper options, you’re avoiding risk and hassle. Unless your absolute top priority is the lowest price with no care for risk or warranty, this is easily one of the best-value options here.

This option gives you an iPhone 16 Plus in "as new" condition with a perfect battery, and it stands out thanks to the seller’s included one-year warranty and excellent feedback. This means you’ll get a device that looks and behaves almost like brand new, and you’re backed for a full year if anything goes wrong—which is rare for a used phone. You also get a 30-day return window, so there’s flexibility for you to change your mind early on. Compared to the top pick, you’re only paying a tiny bit more and getting similar peace of mind on condition and battery, but the warranty is provided by the seller (not Apple), so it might not be quite as comprehensive as an Apple-backed warranty. The phone does not come with the original box, and accessories are minimal (just a SIM eject pin), but if box and extras don’t matter, it’s not a dealbreaker. Overall, you pay a bit more than basic used options, but get strong protection, stellar condition, and less stress. It’s ideal if you want hassle-free, nearly-new without stretching to refurbished pricing.

With this listing, you’re getting an iPhone 16 Plus that’s still covered by Apple’s Australian warranty until July 2027—so almost as if you’re buying new from the store in that respect. The phone is in great condition with only light wear and a 97% battery, which is better than most used options. The seller is highly trusted and established, offering added peace of mind. You’ll get the original box and a GST receipt, and express shipping is included. The tradeoff here is the price—it’s a bit higher than the other used picks above. You’re mainly paying more for that long Apple warranty and the reassurance it brings. If maximum warranty coverage is your priority and you don’t mind the slight premium or missing out on a perfect 100% battery, this is a strong choice. Compared to the top-ranked pick, you’re getting a longer warranty but sacrificing that 100% battery health and spending a little extra. If feeling covered by Apple is invaluable to you, this is a great fit. If you want the absolute best value, the #1 listing gives you almost as much coverage for less.

This listing is for a fully refurbished iPhone 16 Plus in "excellent" condition, so you get a device that’s been professionally checked and polished—a bit higher standard than 'just used.' It comes with a 12-month seller warranty, making it a safe choice if you want to avoid the gamble of a purely private sale. You also get a genuine Apple charger included, free shipping nationwide, and a thorough inspection has already been done. The seller is long-established with strong feedback, so you know what you’re walking into. The main thing holding this one back is the price; it’s noticeably higher than the top used picks, and you’re paying for the extra refurbishment process and warranty. One other tradeoff is you won’t get the original Apple box, just a secure generic one. If you value the assurance and polish that comes with a refurbishment and want a long seller warranty without the higher risk of regular used listings, this option is solid. But if you care mostly about the absolute lowest price and are happy with "good used" instead of "like new," you’ll save by looking further up the list.

This listing gives you an iPhone 16 Plus that’s been refurbished to "excellent" condition, so it’ll feel and look almost new. A big plus is the full-year seller warranty for peace of mind. You also get a genuine Apple charger, a secure packaging experience, and solid ongoing support from a seller with a great track record and customer service, which can make any post-purchase issues far less stressful. You’re paying a premium here compared to buying used, but what you’re getting for the higher price is the combination of a nearly-new experience, comprehensive warranty, and less risk overall. The main tradeoff: you won’t get the original box or accessories, just secure packaging, and you’re putting a bit of trust in the refurb process rather than Apple’s direct warranty. If having a device that feels new, with extra protection and less potential for unpleasant surprises, is important to you, this is a good value upgrade. If your top goal is the most savings and you don’t care about minor wear, the used picks above are a better deal—but this is a great balance of assurance vs. cost.

This is the most affordable refurbished iPhone 16 Plus on the list, and you’re still getting a full year of seller warranty—a combination that’s hard to find. The device is listed as "good" condition, so expect more signs of use (moderate cosmetic wear) than the "excellent" options higher up. However, for the lower price, you get a phone that’s been properly inspected (72 steps, so it’s not thrown together) and includes a genuine charger. The seller has strong feedback, so you’re getting reliability without paying a premium. The big upside here is the price—if you want the cost savings of used, but aren’t comfortable skipping warranty protection, this is arguably your best bet. You’re giving up a bit of physical polish versus "excellent" or "as new" listings above, but for daily use with a case, minor wear may not matter to you. In short: this is the budget-friendly way to get warranty coverage and a phone that’s still been professionally checked. Ideal if you want lower costs without going totally bare bones.

Here, you get a refurbished iPhone 16 Plus in "very good" condition, so you can expect only moderate signs of previous use—less wear than 'good' but not perfect. The main value is in the one-year seller warranty and genuine Apple charging gear, plus a 30-day return window. Shipping is fast and free across Australia, and the seller is top-rated with a long, consistent track record for reliability. What tips this option lower on the list is the price: you’re paying more than for "excellent" refurb listings above, but getting a bit less polish. The storage here is a plus at 256GB, if you need more room than the standard 128GB in cheaper listings. Still, you’re not getting the original Apple box or retail experience—just a generic package and no extras. If you want a reliable, warrantied phone with lots of storage and don’t mind a few signs of use, this is a safe, if slightly pricey, pick. If you can live with a little more wear, you can get close to the same warranty for less higher up the list.

This used iPhone 16 Plus stands out for its pristine condition and 100% battery health, giving you a device that both looks and performs as close to new as you’ll find in the used market. The seller’s feedback is perfect, so you can trust the listing. This model is also the 256GB version, so you’ll have more storage than many of the other options, great if you want to store more photos, videos, or apps. However, there’s a big catch: the phone’s primary IMEI is blocked for physical SIM use, meaning you’ll only be able to use it with eSIMs (which is fine for most in Australia, since this model is eSIM-only anyway, but if you ever want to use a physical SIM in another country, you’ll have trouble). Given its price, it’s also up there with the more premium options. If you use eSIM (the standard in Australia), don’t need a physical SIM, and want the “just out of the box” experience with tons of storage, this is a solid pick. If you want the broadest flexibility or are planning on international travel with physical SIMs, you’re better off with a listing higher up that doesn’t have this risk.

This listing is the least expensive iPhone 16 Plus here, so if price is your very top priority, it’s tough to beat. You get 128GB of storage, light wear, and an unlocked device with solid battery health (94%)—all basics covered for daily use. You are, however, making a couple of important tradeoffs: this seller’s feedback is notably lower than the others so the transaction carries more risk, and you’re not getting any warranty, return window, or accessories included. Compared to higher-ranked options, you’re missing out on stronger seller trust, warranty, and premium condition—the battery is closer to the minimum you’d want on a recent iPhone. But if you just want to spend the least amount possible, and you’re comfortable with a bit more risk and minor wear, this gives you an iPhone 16 Plus at one of the lowest prices around. Just know you’re sacrificing backup if something goes wrong.

With this "very good" refurbished iPhone 16 Plus, you get more storage (256GB) than the usual 128GB, plus reputable seller support and a genuine charger. The included year-long seller warranty and free shipping mean you’re protected from most early problems, and the seller’s feedback gives you confidence. You’ll also get a USB-C charger and cable, which is handy if you’re updating from an older iPhone. But, you are paying the highest price among all these listings, and "very good" means you should expect moderate wear—not as sleek as "excellent" or "pristine." Unlike used listings that offer the manufacturer warranty, this one is covered only by the seller warranty. This is a decent pick if storage and accessories matter most to you, and you want a reliable refurb option without worrying about hidden faults. But, if cost is the deciding factor, you’ll get better value by looking at used listings (with still-great condition and warranty) higher up the ranking.