iPhone 15 Plus: refurbished or new?
As of October 31, 2026, the refurbished iPhone 15 Plus starts at $387 on Back Market US, against a reference new price of $829 shown on the same listing. Reference minus refurbished: $442, or 53% of the reference. A negative gap means refurbished exceeds the reference; this is not a comparison with verified current new offers.
- Refurbished, recorded price
- $387
- New, reference price
- $829
- Gap
- $442
- that is 53% less
What that reference price is, and what it is not
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Where the iPhone 15 Plus price stands today
The reference gap describes this reading. To assess the current refurbished price, compare it with its own recorded minimum, average and changes. These observations do not predict future prices.
- Lowest recorded: $387, on October 26, 2026.
- Average across our history: $415.
- Reading of today's price :Great price-12%
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Frequently asked questions about the refurbished iPhone 15 Plus
What is the price gap for the refurbished iPhone 15 Plus?
As of October 31, 2026, the refurbished reading on Back Market US is $387, against a reference new price of $829 on the same listing. Reference minus refurbished: $442, or 53% of the reference. A negative result means refurbished exceeds the reference.
The entry price covers the cheapest configuration available at the reading, not every capacity or condition. The two prices do not guarantee an identical configuration.
Is the reference a verified current new price?
No. We record the amount displayed by the source without verifying its origin, age or current availability. It cannot establish certain savings against today's new offers.
How should I assess the iPhone 15 Plus price?
Our recorded minimum is $387, on October 26, 2026. Compare the current price with the model’s minimum and average, then check the offer’s configuration. A past minimum does not guarantee another drop.
Buy the iPhone 15 Plus at the right moment
Choose a target price that fits your budget. An alert tells you when a refurbished reading reaches that amount or falls below it, without guaranteeing a future drop.