If you want a worry-free experience and excellent value on a used iPhone 13 Pro Max, this is your best bet. You’re getting a fully unlocked phone in pristine condition, which means almost no visible wear—so it really will feel close to new. The seller is top-rated, with a strong history of positive feedback and a 30-day return window, which takes a lot of risk out of buying refurbished. You’ll also get the original box and a genuine Apple charger, saving you the hassle (and cost) of buying extras. This listing stands out for its same-day shipping if you order early, which is a real bonus if you want your phone fast. Compared to other options, you’re slightly above the absolute lowest price, but you’re getting much better condition and no carrier restrictions. Listings below this might save you a little, but often come with more wear, missing accessories, or carrier locks. Honestly, if you care about getting a phone that just works, with great support and peace of mind, this is the one to beat.

You’re looking at a top-tier option here if you want massive storage (512GB) and a serious safety net. For a little more money, you get a year-long seller warranty— which is pretty rare on a used phone and gives you real peace of mind over time. The phone comes fully unlocked, freshly inspected, and from a seller with an excellent track record and returns policy. Where this shines against #1 is storage—four times as much, so you never have to stress about space for photos or apps. You’re paying about $50 more and it’s graded just “very good” rather than “excellent”, so you might spot a few light signs of use compared to a pristine unit. But if storage space and a real warranty matter most, this pick brings tremendous long-term value. If you don’t need the extra memory or year of coverage, #1 gives you slightly better cosmetic condition and a lower price.

This listing is a strong value if your priority is spending less but still getting a solid, high-capacity iPhone from a top seller. You’ll get a fully unlocked 13 Pro Max in very good shape—expect light wear, but nothing major—and it comes from a seller with excellent feedback, a reliable 30-day return policy, and even same-day processing for quick shipping. You also get a genuine charger and the original box, so it's plug-and-play out of the package. Where does it stack up? It’s about $13 less than the top-ranked option (#1), but you’re trading down a notch in cosmetic condition from “excellent” to “very good.” If you want an absolutely pristine device, #1 is worth the slight extra spend. But if you want to trim your cost and don’t mind a few minor marks, this is a smart, risk-free pick with no carrier restrictions or quirks to trip you up.

This deal gives you a generous 256GB of storage—double the base model—without breaking the bank. You’re getting a fully unlocked phone in very good condition from a seller known for trustworthiness and fast shipping. The phone has light wear, but nothing to worry about function-wise, and comes with OEM accessories and the original box, which isn’t always the norm with used phones. Compared to #1, you lose a bit in cosmetic condition (it’s “very good” not “excellent”), and pay about $30 more for the extra storage. If space matters—maybe for lots of photos, video, or big apps—this is a great sweet spot. If a flawless exterior is most important or you just want to save a little more, #1 or #3 might feel like a better fit. But for pure storage-per-dollar, this is among the most balanced choices.

If you’re absolutely maximizing savings, this is by far the cheapest way to get an iPhone 13 Pro Max on the list. You get a fully functional, well-reviewed device from a top seller—at a price that honestly looks closer to a standard iPhone than a Pro Max. The return policy is extra generous at 60 days, so you’ll have plenty of time to make sure it’s right for you. But there are big trade-offs. This phone is locked to Puerto Rico Claro, so unless that’s your carrier, you could have headaches trying to use it elsewhere. It also has moderate (not light or pristine) cosmetic wear, no original box, and doesn’t include a charger—factors that definitely affect the “out of box” experience. Against unlocked options higher on the list, you’re saving a lot, but giving up flexibility and finish. If you need an absolute bargain and are already a Claro customer, this is a find. Otherwise, you may be better off spending more for unlocked peace of mind.

You’re getting a strong value play here—solid price, light wear, and a seller with stellar feedback. The big caveat: this phone is locked to Spectrum, so you’ll only be able to use it with that carrier. If that’s not you, this could be a headache or even a dealbreaker, so double-check your needs before buying. Positive sides: you get a good condition iPhone 13 Pro Max, with a return policy and fast shipping. Price-wise, it’s better than many unlocked listings. The cosmetic shape is "very good"—meaning slight signs of use but nothing major. It even comes with a third-party charger, not always the case for used phones at this price. Versus unlocked picks (like #1 or #3), you’ll save money, but be giving up the freedom to pick your network. If you’re on Spectrum, this is a lower-cost, lower-risk route to a higher-end iPhone.

If you want to save money and don’t mind a phone that’s tied to a specific carrier, this Spectrum-locked iPhone 13 Pro Max is worth a close look. Cosmetic condition is “very good”—so you’ll see only minor wear—and you’re buying from a top-rated, trustworthy seller with a solid return window. What you give up is versatility: this phone is only for USA-region use and locked to Spectrum, so if you need an unlocked device or hope to use it with another service, this isn’t for you. There’s also no box or charger included, so expect a more barebones unboxing experience. Against unlocked options like #3, you’re spending a little less for similar cosmetic quality—but you lose carrier flexibility. If Spectrum is your carrier and you’re not fussed about extras, it’s an affordable pick that won’t let you down on basics.

Here’s an excellent-condition iPhone 13 Pro Max that’s fully unlocked and even certified refurbished for added peace of mind. The 60-day return policy is among the best here, and you get a certified charger (MFi) right out of the box. If you prefer the Alpine Green color, that’s a subtle bonus too. The main watch-out: it’s GSM-only, so it won’t work with CDMA networks—important if you rely on carriers like Verizon. Compared to the top pick (#1), this is a hair more expensive and doesn’t include the original box, but you get that 60-day return safety net and the added credibility of being officially certified refurbished. If you don’t need CDMA support and like that extra warranty feel, this is a great alternative to the top-ranked listing. If you use Verizon or want the pristine retail box experience, you’ll be happier with one of the other unlocked options.

You get lots of flexibility with this listing: 256GB of storage (plenty of room for photos and apps), an unlocked phone, and a reputable, top-rated seller with fantastic feedback. The return period is especially generous at 60 days, which is about twice what you get with most others here. There’s even a charging cable thrown in, saving you a small but appreciated extra step on arrival. Downside? The price is a bit higher than other “very good” condition, unlocked picks (it’s about $40 more than #3, for instance), and you don’t get the original box or an official charger. If storage is key for you and you want maximum time to test your phone risk-free, this is a compelling balance. But if you’d rather save or have the cleanest unboxing experience, look toward the top-ranked or lower-priced options for better cosmetic condition or a more complete package.

If your budget is tight but you still want a 256GB unlocked 13 Pro Max, this is one of the least expensive ways in. A big plus is the 60-day return window, doubling your risk-free return period compared to most listings. The phone itself comes from a seller with fantastic feedback and includes a charging cable, but do expect moderate cosmetic wear—so it’s not going to look fresh out of the box. Compared to #9 (from the same seller but in better condition for $29 more), you’re saving a bit but giving up on looks and possibly resale value. Versus options higher up—like #1, which is pristine but only 128GB—you’re trading away cosmetic condition and doubling your storage for a little more money. This is a classic “function-over-form” pick: if you care more about price, storage, and solid seller support than having a flawless-looking device, it’s a fair compromise.