Which Back Market iPhone is worth watching today?
The useful recommendation is not always the cheapest phone. Price Radar looks at each model's own history so you can spot phones currently close to their best recorded levels.
Recommendations built on recorded prices
The right iPhone is not automatically the cheapest one
A sensible pick matches what you actually need with a price that can be placed inside that model's own history — not a discount badge.
Budget first
Compare models inside the budget you really have before weighing technical differences you may never use.
History before percentage
A phone can look reduced and still be expensive. The lowest recorded price and the price position prevent that confusion.
Check the offer at the end
The tracker helps you shortlist. Before buying, check storage, grade, battery, what is in the box and the seller's conditions.
Common questions
The important points at a glance
Are these recommendations product reviews?
No. They rest on prices observed on Back Market UK and on each model's history. Price Radar does not test phones and makes no claim about performance.
Can an older model be the better buy?
Often, yes. If it covers what you need and sits near the low end of its own range, an older generation can offer a far better cost per year of use.
Should I buy immediately when a price is low?
A low price in the history is a reason to open the offer and check it, not a guarantee of condition, availability or of where the price goes next.
iPhone 16
£494
iPhone 15 Plus
£349
iPhone 16 Plus
£489
iPhone 15
£350
iPhone 16 Pro
£539
iPhone 16 Pro Max
£629
iPhone 15 Pro
£442
iPhone 15 Pro Max
£479
iPhone 16e
£385
Indicative prices, not a guarantee