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iPhone 13 vs 14 vs 15: UK refurbished prices

For iPhone 13, 14 and 15, the relevant price gap is the one recorded on Back Market UK. A recommendation based on an American price band cannot tell you what upgrading costs in pounds.

Published 5 October 2026 · updated 5 October 2026

Begin with comparable offers

Select the standard model in each generation, then match capacity and condition on the source. Avoid mixing a standard iPhone with a Pro or Plus simply because the generation number is the same.

Decide what an upgrade solves

Write down the practical issue with your existing phone: storage, battery, camera or charging accessories. Compare the shortlisted models against that issue. Paying for a later generation is easier to assess when the benefit has a specific use.

Read all three histories

The cheaper model may be high within its own recorded range while a more expensive model is close to its low. That context complements the price gap. Check the date and length of each series before comparing the signals.

Make a shortlist in pounds

  • Use UK product and comparison pages.
  • Check the price of your selected variant.
  • Keep one fallback model within your budget.
  • Set independent alerts if you would buy more than one model at different targets.

Indicative prices, not a guarantee

Back Market prices change often, depending on the seller, the stock and the cosmetic grade. The prices shown here are indicative and based on our latest observations. Always check the final price on Back Market before buying. How we record prices

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