Best Used iPhone 16 Plus Deals Today

You’re looking at the most affordable iPhone 16 Plus here, and there’s a lot to like if you want to maximize value. You’re getting a pristine-looking phone with 100% battery health from a seller who’s nearly flawless on feedback. The phone’s unlocked, so you’re free to use it on any carrier, and you’ll get a third-party charger included—a bonus you don't always see at this price. The big catch is there’s an MDM lock (a business security setting)—which has been bypassed. The seller includes a video guide to help set things up, but once bypassed, it's permanent, and you won’t be able to reset the phone as you would a standard consumer device. This doesn’t affect daily use, but it’s a risk worth weighing if you ever plan to sell it later or need to do a full reset. You are saving a significant amount compared to any other listing. If you’re comfortable with the MDM work-around and are after lowest price with a top battery, this is your best value-for-money option. If you want a fuss-free, truly consumer-standard phone and can spend more, look at the next few options—otherwise, this is a huge bargain for a recent, pristine device.

This listing gives you peace of mind: a "Very Good" refurbished iPhone 16 Plus with flawless battery health and a full year of seller warranty. You’re buying from a super-established seller with a fantastic reputation and an easy 30-day return policy (with return shipping covered by them). Compared to other options, you’re paying more upfront, but you’re getting a recent premium device in gently used condition, with none of the risks or lock concerns you’d have with the top pick. The phone is unlocked and ready for any network right out of the box. You also don’t have to worry if something goes wrong months from now—support is baked in for a year. The tradeoff, of course, is the price. You are spending significantly more than the lowest-price listing (#1), but for that you ditch the MDM complications and get a true consumer-ready phone, plus full aftercare. If that peace of mind is important to you, this is a very solid pick. If you’re trying to minimize spend and don’t mind some minor risks, the top spot saves you a lot.

Here, you’re looking at a “Very Good” refurbished iPhone 16 Plus, which means you’ll get a device that not only works like new, but also comes from a seller with a perfect feedback record. The battery is 100%, you get a full year of warranty, and the phone’s unlocked. It even includes the original box—a nice touch if presentation matters. What stands out: peace of mind. You won’t have to fuss with any business security locks or setup headaches, and support is there for a full year if something pops up later. And because this is a recent model, you’re covered well into the future for software updates. Your main tradeoff is price: this option is notably more expensive than listings in rougher condition or with fewer perks. If you’re purely after best value, this is hard to justify over the top two picks, unless that like-new feel and extra support are worth the extra spend for you. Still, it’s a great choice if you want a worry-free, as-close-to-brand-new-as-possible experience without buying new.

With this "Excellent - Refurbished" iPhone 16 Plus, you’re paying for top-tier peace of mind: a completely checked, barely-used device, a full year of seller warranty, and a flawless battery. It's unlocked, comes with the original box, and is sold by a seller with a spotless record. Compared to cheaper listings, this is your “treat yourself” choice. You skip any wear, setup complications, or potential surprises—this is as close as it gets to new without paying retail. If you want a phone that looks and performs perfectly, and aftercare to match, you'll appreciate the assurance here. What you’re giving up versus top value picks is the premium. It costs more than options at #1 or #2, especially considering the trade-off isn’t a massive leap in features, just pristine cosmetic condition and slightly longer peace of mind. If those details truly matter, it’s worth it – but if you’re watching your budget closely, you could save a few hundred by tolerating light wear or skipping the “like-new” look.

This listing sits in the sweet spot between confidence and cost. You get a used iPhone 16 Plus in very good shape, with the full 128GB storage and—best of all—a full year of seller warranty. The battery health is like new, the phone is unlocked, and you’re buying from a reputable seller. Against the cheapest option, you’re spending more, but you avoid MDM (business lock) headaches and get warranty coverage that you won’t see on most other "used" listings. The only mark against this one is a bit more visible wear (not pristine, but nothing deal-breaking if you’re okay with normal signs of use), and the seller’s feedback is strong, just not quite perfect. You are saving a good amount compared to all the refurbished, higher-priced picks—and getting nearly all of their reassurance with a slightly more lived-in look. Overall, this is a great option if you want a no-drama, fully functional phone with warranty safety net, and don’t mind minor wear.

This refurbished iPhone 16 Plus strikes a nice balance between assurance and affordability. You’re getting a “Very Good” device backed by a year’s warranty, from a highly rated and established seller—which means if anything crops up, you’re covered. It’s unlocked and comes with a charger (though not an Apple original), plus a generous 30-day return window. You will see a little more cosmetic wear (it’s not pristine), and battery health is just shy of perfect at 97%—still very respectable and shouldn't have any real impact on your day-to-day. Pricing is a step above more “used” listings like #1 or #5, but you’re paying for a reliable, well-vetted refurb process, warranty peace of mind, and the extras like repair support. Compared to the cheapest options, you spend more—but this feels justified if you’d rather not worry about potential problems down the line or the ins-and-outs of buying pure used. Overall, a sensible middle ground if you value support and condition, but don’t need a showroom-fresh device.

This listing stands out because you get a used iPhone 16 Plus with the larger 256GB storage, a still-excellent 96% battery health, and a little bit of Apple warranty remaining. It’s unlocked, in decent condition, and includes the original charger and box—pluses that make your setup easy. A few things to note: while the seller’s feedback is spotless, their profile is newer, so not as established as others near the top. The condition is moderate rather than pristine or refurbished—which likely means a few more signs of use. There’s also a unique anti-fraud process and strict return inspection video policies, which could feel a bit stricter than average, but those also suggest the seller is careful. You’re saving money compared to most refurbished or pristine picks, and getting extra storage for less than some 128GB models. The main tradeoff is a little more cosmetic wear and potentially less aftercare support, but if you want the most capacity and don’t mind light scratches, this is a reasonable value.

This used iPhone 16 Plus commands a premium price, but you do get some real strengths: it’s in pristine condition, comes with a full year of warranty, and includes authentic accessories (including a USB-C to USB-C cable), as well as quick Royal Mail special delivery shipping. The seller’s feedback is excellent with a solid track record, and you’ll also have international model compatibility in case you plan to use it abroad. Where this falls short of value picks like #1 or #2 is mostly the cost—you’re spending quite a bit more for the “as good as new” look and those bundled extras, but not seeing substantially better specs or function. Battery health is 92%, which is serviceable, but not top-tier for the price point. If condition and extras matter most to you—if you want the best unboxing experience and a year’s warranty—this fits the bill. But if your #1 goal is to spend smart, you’ll find better deals higher on the list, even if that means tolerating small signs of wear or skipping the newest accessories.

Here, you get a used iPhone 16 Plus with top battery health and a full year’s warranty—a great mix if you want confidence in your purchase. The seller has an excellent track record, the phone is unlocked, and you’ll have no iCloud or business locks to worry about. It’s a truly consumer-ready device. The main drawback is price: you’re paying more than many other used or even refurbished options for a device with no special extras or standout "like new" perks. There’s nothing in the listing about accessories (no charger or box included), so you may need to pick those up separately. Still, if you’d rather avoid the complexities of business-locked phones or limited-service sellers and you value a perfect battery plus solid aftercare, it’s a simple, reliable choice. It doesn’t offer quite as much value as the sharper-priced options further up, but for someone who prioritizes warranty and solid seller backup, it’s an easy, stress-free pick.

This used iPhone 16 Plus offers you a solid blend of good condition (A Grade), a full year of warranty, and excellent seller feedback. It’s unlocked and comes with both the original box and some included accessories, making it a convenient out-of-the-box experience. The battery is at 93%, which is still decent, and cosmetic wear is light. It sits in the middle of the pack in terms of value. You’re spending a fair bit more than the top slot, which has an even better battery and lower price, but you aren’t paying as much as you would for the very highest-end, pristine warranties-with-everything listings. Where this listing really shines is the bundled convenience: included box and accessories mean you’re ready to roll, and the seller’s anti-fraud policy and trade-in offer might appeal if you have an old device to unload. If you want a trustworthy seller and a hassle-free setup, this is a safe bet, though the battery and condition aren’t quiiite top of the heap for the price. It’s a reasonable, safe middle-ground if the other risks and savings aren’t quite your style.