Back Market price history, model by model
Use the history pages to check how each refurbished iPhone moved on Back Market US before deciding whether to buy now or wait for a better window.
Reading a price history
The history answers more than the question of today's price
A single discount says very little. What matters is where a model's price actually sat across the period we have been recording it.
Lowest and highest recorded
The range shows how far the price travelled over the observed period. It describes what happened; it does not forecast the next move.
Average and recent movement
The average gives a reference point, while the 7 and 30-day change makes the current direction visible without over-reading one reading.
No invented back-history
A history starts at the first reading we stored for that model. Values before that date are never estimated or filled in.
Common questions
The important points at a glance
How far back does the price history go?
Back to the first stored reading for that model. Models added recently therefore show a shorter series than the ones we have tracked for longer.
Why is the price I pay sometimes higher?
We track the “from” price. Storage, cosmetic grade, battery health and the specific offer can all raise the final amount at checkout.
Can I be told when the price falls again?
Yes. Every model page lets you create a free price alert with your own target, with no account to open.
iPhone 15 Plus
$401
Very low
iPhone 16
$537
Average
iPhone 16 Plus
$601
High
iPhone 15
$392
High
iPhone 16 Pro
$663
Average
iPhone 16 Pro Max
$804
High
iPhone 15 Pro
$545
High
iPhone 15 Pro Max
$634
Average
iPhone 16e
$367
Average
Indicative prices, not a guarantee