Best Used iPhone 16 Pro Deals Today

You're getting the best all-around value with this listing. For £500, you pick up an iPhone 16 Pro in black titanium with a generous 256GB of storage—double what similarly priced competitors offer. The standout here is that battery health is like-new (100%), meaning you'll get long daily runtime for years to come. What's even rarer in used phones: this one still has 12 months of Apple warranty left, so you're protected from any early surprises. The condition is gently used with only light wear, which is expected, but you're saving money compared to refurbished or pristine options. The phone is unlocked, so you can use it on any UK network. You won’t get a charger or accessories, and there's no returns policy listed, which might be a risk if you like to have that safety net. Compared to other options, especially those around £550, you’re saving money, getting more storage, and enjoying warranty reassurance. If you want top value without sacrificing quality or peace of mind, this is easily the strongest pick.

You get an iPhone 16 Pro in black titanium, unlocked and with a full 100% battery—so no worries about needing a battery replacement soon. The major plus: this listing comes from a seller with an excellent reputation and a huge history of successful sales, so you know you’re dealing with someone trustworthy. However, you’re getting the 128GB model at £550, so storage is half of what the top pick offers, and you’re actually paying more for less space. There’s no indication of remaining warranty or included accessories, and returns aren’t mentioned—which is something to consider. If you want to prioritize a reliable seller and pristine battery health, this is a strong option, but for the best bang for your buck, the number one listing still edges it out by giving you more storage and warranty at a lower price. You might go with this if you really value seller reputation and are okay with less storage.

Here you’ll get a Desert Titanium iPhone 16 Pro with a roomy 256GB of storage—great if you store lots of photos or apps. The price is a solid £550, and the battery is still very strong (96% health), so you can put heavy use on this phone with confidence. You also get some peace of mind thanks to a full 12 months of Apple manufacturer warranty left, which isn't common at this price point. Seller feedback is excellent, though not as established as some of the bigger sellers. The key tradeoff here: battery health isn’t a perfect 100% like the top picks, but at 96%, it's still really good for a used phone. For just £50 more than the lowest-priced option, you’re essentially trading new-battery perfection for more seller reputation or accessories elsewhere. If extra storage and remaining Apple warranty matter most to you—and you’re okay with slightly less-than-new battery—this is a very smart play.

This listing is for a 'Good - Refurbished' iPhone 16 Pro with 256GB, so you're getting something that's been professionally checked over and is free from major blemishes. Battery health is as good as new, at 100%, and the seller offers a full year’s warranty, which absolutely gives you peace of mind. The original box is included, nice if you’re gifting or just prefer the ‘complete’ experience. Where you lose out is the cost: this is among the most expensive options here, costing £200 more than the best value listing. If you're after a phone that’s close to new both inside and out, from a truly established seller with excellent feedback, this is a reliable choice. But if price is your biggest concern, there are several cheaper options with similar core benefits, albeit with fewer frills or less pristine refurbishment.

With this listing, you’re getting a black titanium iPhone 16 Pro (128GB) at a fair price, backed by a year’s seller warranty and a strong seller reputation. Battery health is lower than other options at 92%, so you might notice a bit less day-to-day life compared to fresher batteries, though it’s still decent. If you want flexibility in how you pay, this is one of the only listings offering PayPal Pay Later and Klarna/Clearpay. You also get the original box (though not accessories). Compared to the top listing, you’re paying the same amount but getting half the storage and a more used battery. This could be a good pick if a long seller warranty is critical to you and you’re fine with 128GB and some battery aging, but you’re not maximizing value for money as you would in higher-ranked options.

This phone is in exceptional (pristine) condition, so if you care about how your device looks and feels in hand, it will feel nearly new. The seller offers a year of warranty, and maintains an excellent track record, giving you added purchase security. You’ll get 128GB of storage, the original box, and the peace of mind that comes with no reported issues. However, you’re paying a bit more—£560—for a device with less storage than the best-value option, which nets you 256GB for £500. Battery health isn't specifically listed, so if that's your top worry, it’s worth asking the seller. If you prize condition and some seller warranty over storage space and aren’t opposed to stretching your budget a little, this could suit you. Otherwise, you can spend less and get more storage with the top pick, trading some cosmetic perfection for better value.

This option gives you an iPhone 16 Pro (Desert Titanium) in truly excellent condition, with a full year left on the manufacturer warranty—so you’re confidently covered against defects. The seller is highly rated, and you get the original box, which is nice for resale or gifting. However, at £585 and with just 128GB storage, you’re paying significantly more than the best-value listings but not getting more where it counts: battery health is already at 92% and storage is at the lower end. If you care most about having a device that looks and feels almost new, with the added benefit of a long factory warranty, this is a reasonable pick. But if getting the best deal for your money (maximum storage, battery health, or price) is your priority, several options above deliver more for less.

If you want a good amount of storage and a year-long seller warranty, this 256GB iPhone 16 Pro in Desert Titanium could work for you. The seller has excellent feedback and the phone is unlocked, so you’re flexible with networks. But, you’re paying a premium (£620) for what’s essentially similar hardware to many less expensive listings. The battery health is at 92%, so it’s got some wear, and you don’t get the original box or accessories. This isn’t the maximum warranty confidence (since it’s not Apple’s warranty), and for £120 less, the top pick gives you equally great storage, a better battery, and a year of Apple warranty. Consider this option if you care most about seller assurance and don’t mind paying up for some extra seller-backed security—but it’s not the sharpest deal in the group.

This is one of the priciest options here, but you get a 'refurbished to excellent' iPhone 16 Pro, which means you’re buying something that should look and feel very close to new. With a virtually untouched battery (99%) and a year of seller warranty plus a 14-day returns window, it’s risk-free compared to most used listings. The original box is included for a nice touch. Seller reputation couldn’t be better. However, at nearly £800, you’re paying a substantial premium for the peace of mind that comes with a top-grade refurb and backup warranty. If you want the full package—like-new condition and zero hassle—it makes sense. For true value seekers though, you’ll save hundreds with earlier picks and still get a dependable, near-new phone with a decent warranty.

You’re getting a Desert Titanium iPhone 16 Pro (128GB) in great condition from a seller with a spotless reputation, plus a full year of remaining Apple warranty—so if anything goes wrong, you’re covered. Battery health is at 92%, which is serviceable but not as fresh as the top-ranked picks. You do get the original box, but accessories aren’t included and there’s no returns policy listed, so just be sure you’re comfortable without a safety net for returns. At nearly £582, you’re spending a fair bit more than the top value options, but you do get that year of manufacturer warranty. All things considered, you’ll pay a bit more for a little extra protection and strong seller trust, but you’re giving up both storage capacity and battery freshness compared to the best value pick.