This is the best value pick of the bunch. You're getting an iPhone 15 Plus in Black with a solid 128GB of storage, fully unlocked for use on any network, and it has excellent battery health (97%). The standout here is that you're paying less than any other viable listing—so you get a recent iPhone for way less than retail, and that leaves you room to buy your own charger or case if you want. The condition is used, but there's no mention of any issues or defects, and the seller has perfect feedback from buyers, which adds a lot of reassurance. One important thing to keep in mind: this is the eSIM-only version. That just means there’s no physical SIM card slot, which is totally standard for US-model iPhones from this generation onward. If you’re comfortable with eSIM (most UK networks support it now), you won't even notice the difference. But if you rely on swapping SIM cards, this may not be the right fit for you. Compared to others, this wins out mostly for its combination of price, battery condition, and seller trust. You give up a bit on things like included accessories or warranty, but if you want to maximize value, this one’s hard to top.

This listing gets you a lot of phone for the money – you’re getting the 256GB version (more storage than most of the other picks), an unlocked device, and very good physical condition. Crucially, it also comes with a full year of seller warranty, which is a real bonus and rare at this price point, giving you peace of mind that most other budget options don’t provide. However, you should go in with eyes wide open: there’s a camera fault noted. If you love taking photos, that’s a significant tradeoff. The seller doesn’t go into detail about the fault, so it could impact your experience. That’s the main reason this isn’t the very top pick. Still, compared to the #1 listing, you’re spending just a bit more but getting double the storage and that year-long warranty. But you’ll have to be willing to work around (or repair) a camera issue, which definitely makes this a better fit if storage and peace of mind trump taking perfect photos on the go.

Here, you get an unlocked iPhone 15 Plus in Titanium Black (128GB) from a very established seller with great feedback, plus a full year of seller warranty and a 30-day return window – both solid safety nets in case something’s not quite right when it arrives. You’ll even get a (non-Apple) charger included, which is convenient since no others in this price range offer that. Where you’re making a tradeoff is price and clarity on condition. It’s notably more expensive than the top two picks – about £60 more than the best value – and the condition is listed as just "average," not "pristine" or "very good." So you might see more signs of wear. You’re also not getting the extra storage (256GB) that the #2 listing offers, and you’re paying more for less on that front. If you want the reassurance of a long warranty and buying from a seller with a proven, high-volume track record, and don’t mind paying extra to hedge your bets, this is the kind of deal that prioritizes peace of mind over raw value.

If you want buying reassurance first and foremost, this listing stands out for its long 60-day return window and a full year of warranty from a highly-rated, established seller. That really lowers the risk, and gives you plenty of time to make sure the phone’s a good fit or return it if not. The phone itself is a 128GB iPhone 15 Plus, unlocked, and comes in your choice of colours and storage variants (though higher storage will cost more). The catch is the condition: this is a "C Grade" device, meaning it’ll have more visible signs of wear than most other listings here. No reported functional issues, but expect more scuffs or marks than you’d see on something "very good" or "immaculate." Price-wise, this is on the higher end – you’re paying extra for that return flexibility and warranty. Compared to listing #1, you pay about £70 more with likely more cosmetic wear. But if you value warranty safety nets and want the freedom to try it out, that might make the premium worth it for you.

This listing is pretty straightforward: you’re getting a 128GB iPhone 15 Plus, fully unlocked and with excellent battery health (97%), from a seller with perfect feedback – so you can buy with some confidence there. It's used, but there aren’t any notes about damage or functional problems. The price sits in the middle of the pack. For just £60 more, you could get a similar phone with a year’s warranty and return option (see #3 or #4), so if risk aversion is important to you, those slightly pricier choices give you more coverage. The clear tradeoff here is value versus peace of mind – you’re saving compared to the higher listings that add warranties and bigger return windows, but you aren’t covered if anything comes up after your purchase. If you want a good device at a fair price and feel okay taking that risk, this one offers a solid middle ground.

Here you’re looking at a refurbished option in good condition, with the peace of mind of a full year’s warranty and a generous 60-day return period from a highly rated seller. That’s a big plus if you want to hedge against surprises or issues with your purchase. What you’re trading off is price – this is one of the most expensive listings for a 128GB iPhone 15 Plus here, and it doesn’t include a charger (just a SIM pin tool in generic packaging). You're also not getting a "certified refurb" seal, but it is still listed as refurbished, which should mean a more thorough check than a standard used phone. Compared to the highest-ranked listings, you’re paying a notable premium for warranty and return flexibility, but in exchange you get a warranty that covers the basics and lots of time to test it out. If you prioritize worry-free ownership over absolute lowest price, this is a comfortable but more expensive alternative.

If cosmetic condition matters most to you, this listing promises an iPhone 15 Plus that’s described as "immaculate" – so you’ll get a device that looks and feels almost-new, with a seller who’s received only positive feedback so far. The phone is 128GB, unlocked, and there are no reported issues or faults mentioned. However, the price is at the higher end, especially compared to something like the top-ranked listing (where you save £90 and still get an iPhone in solid shape from another highly-rated seller). There’s also no warranty, no returns, and no accessories included, so you’re on your own if anything isn’t as described down the line. The choice here comes down to looks and condition versus price and coverage. You’ll pay more for a near-flawless device, but if you want a phone that’s as close as possible to new, it could be worth the splurge. If your priority is the best deal, though, there’s better value elsewhere in this lineup.

On paper, this phone looks like a bargain: it’s a US-version iPhone 15 Plus with 256GB of storage, 100% battery health, and a price that’s well below most other options – so you get more storage and a "like new" battery for less money. Sounds almost too good to be true. But you have to watch out for a couple of big caveats. First, this phone is sold officially as "parts/repair" – so it’s likely not fully functional, or it might have major hidden issues the seller hasn’t detailed. The listing is also carrier-locked to AT&T (a US carrier), which makes it tricky (and sometimes expensive or impossible) to use on other networks. Accessories and the original box aren’t included either. If you’re a hobbyist or you love tinkering with phones, you might find some value here. But for anyone who wants a reliable daily driver, you’ll want to avoid this in favor of any of the unlocked listings above – even if they cost more, they’ll actually work out of the box.

If you want something safe but still reasonably priced, this 128GB unlocked iPhone 15 Plus comes with a full year of manufacturer warranty—which is unusual for a used phone of this age. That means if anything goes wrong in the next 12 months, you’ve got coverage straight from Apple, not just the seller. There’s also an included accessory, and the seller has good feedback. On the flip side, you’re paying more than the highest-ranked listings, and while condition is listed as "light wear" (so you’ll see some signs it’s used, but nothing drastic), you’re not getting details on what’s included beyond the essentials. There’s also no formal return option visible, which means if you change your mind after buying, it could be more difficult to return. This is best for you if you want some extra peace of mind via manufacturer warranty and don’t mind spending a bit more for that security. If your budget is tight, the top pick (#1) is a better deal, but this is a good "safe bet" compromise.

This option gets you a refurbished iPhone 15 Plus in "very good" condition, with a full year of warranty from a well-established seller who’s earned exceptional feedback. You also get a 30-day return window, which adds a layer of protection if you want to try it out and make sure it’s right for you. However, this is the most expensive phone on the list, and there are a couple of catches: the warranty specifically excludes the battery, and it’s voided by drops, water exposure, or any kind of tampering—which is pretty strict, so you’ll want to be careful. Accessories aren’t included, and you might expect a bit of cosmetic wear ("light"), but overall you’re getting a solid, tested device. What sets this apart is highly-rated seller support and the confidence of a refurbished process, but you are paying a premium. If you want that warranty to cover every scenario and would rather spend less, the top picks above deliver strong value for a much lower investment.