Back Market price tracker for refurbished iPhones
Price Radar records Back Market US entry prices over time so you can see whether today's price is low, usual or high for each model. Every page keeps the US market separate: prices are shown in dollars and links point to Back Market US.
How the tracker helps
Read today's price against its own past, not against a strike-through
A price only becomes a buying signal once it is compared with earlier readings of the same model. That comparison is the whole point of this page.
Timestamped readings
We store the publicly visible entry price with its date and time, so every figure on the site can be traced back to one concrete observation.
Price position, not a hunch
The lowest recorded price, the average and the recent movement show whether today's amount sits low, usual or high inside the history we hold.
Wait without checking daily
If the current price does not suit you, set your own threshold. The free alert emails you after a reading that reaches it, so you stop refreshing the page.
Common questions
The important points at a glance
Are Price Radar prices binding offers?
No. They are readings of the entry price visible on Back Market US at a given moment. The price and conditions shown on the offer page always take precedence before you order.
Why can a price change between two readings?
The seller, the stock, the cosmetic grade and the storage option can all change. That is why every page states when the last reading was taken.
Are prices from other countries mixed in?
No. US pages only use dollar prices recorded for Back Market US. Nothing is converted from the French, German or Spanish catalogue.
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