Refurbished iPhone 15 Series UK: Buy 15, Plus, Pro & Pro Max

If you're looking to buy a refurbished iPhone 15 in the UK, your first decision is whether you need the standard iPhone 15, the larger iPhone 15 Plus, the more advanced iPhone 15 Pro or the iPhone 15 Pro Max. The right choice depends on screen size, camera requirements, storage, Apple Intelligence support, condition and budget. Below you can compare all four and go directly to the current refurbished stock available from The Tech Gadgets.

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Prices vary by storage, colour and condition. Check current price on any model above, or browse the full refurbished Apple iPhone range from The Tech Gadgets. Comparing an older generation? See our refurbished iPhone 13 series buying guide. Already know you want the standard iPhone 15 and just need to decide on storage and colour? See our iPhone 15 128GB colour and price guide.

Refurbished iPhone 15 Series Comparison

The table below uses Apple's official specifications. Storage, condition and price are The Tech Gadgets' own live offering.

The Tech Gadgets iPhone 15 Buyer Match

Choose iPhone 15 if: you want the mainstream iPhone 15 experience — USB-C, Dynamic Island, 48MP camera — in the standard size, and don't need ProMotion or Apple Intelligence.

Choose iPhone 15 Plus if: you want the larger standard-size screen and longer battery life without paying Pro prices.

Choose iPhone 15 Pro if: you want ProMotion, the Pro camera system, a titanium build and current Apple Intelligence eligibility in a smaller body.

Choose iPhone 15 Pro Max if: you want the largest Pro model, the 5x telephoto zoom and the longest battery life in the range.

Once you've picked a model, choose your storage, check the condition options available, confirm the unlocked status and current price, then buy directly from the product page.

Which Refurbished iPhone 15 Should You Buy?

For most buyers who don't need ProMotion or Apple Intelligence, the standard iPhone 15 offers the best value. If you specifically want a bigger screen without Pro pricing, the iPhone 15 Plus is the option. Buyers who want a smoother display, better camera hardware and current Apple Intelligence support should look at the iPhone 15 Pro, and anyone who also wants the longest zoom and biggest battery should consider the iPhone 15 Pro Max.

The biggest dividing line in this generation isn't screen size — it's the standard-vs-Pro chip and camera split. The iPhone 15 and 15 Plus share the A16 Bionic chip and a dual 48MP/12MP camera; the 15 Pro and Pro Max share the A17 Pro chip, ProMotion, a titanium frame and a third telephoto lens. Apple Intelligence follows that same Pro/non-Pro line, which is worth knowing before you choose.

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Apple specifies a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display with Dynamic Island, the A16 Bionic chip, a dual 48MP Main and 12MP Ultra Wide camera system, USB-C charging, 5G, MagSafe and up to 20 hours of video playback when new.

The Tech Gadgets currently lists the refurbished iPhone 15 in 128GB, 256GB and 512GB storage, across Black, Blue, Gold, Green and Pink colours, in Like New, Excellent, Very Good or Fair condition. It is sold unlocked and SIM-free.

Buy iPhone 15: check iPhone 15 price and stock. For a detailed breakdown of 128GB vs 256GB and which colour to choose, see our iPhone 15 128GB colour, storage and price guide.

Buy Refurbished iPhone 15 Plus

The iPhone 15 Plus takes everything in the standard iPhone 15 — the same A16 Bionic chip, the same dual-camera system, USB-C — and puts it in a larger 6.7-inch body with a noticeably bigger battery. Apple specifies up to 26 hours of video playback when new, among the longest of any phone The Tech Gadgets sells.

The Tech Gadgets currently lists the refurbished iPhone 15 Plus in 128GB, 256GB and 512GB storage, across the same Black, Blue, Gold, Green and Pink colours as the standard 15, in Like New, Excellent, Very Good or Fair condition. It is sold unlocked.

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Buy Refurbished iPhone 15 Pro

The iPhone 15 Pro introduced Apple's titanium frame, the A17 Pro chip and a customisable Action button. Apple specifies a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display with ProMotion adaptive refresh up to 120Hz and Always-On display, a triple camera system (48MP Main, 12MP Ultra Wide, 12MP Telephoto with 3x optical zoom), USB-C with USB 3 transfer speeds, 5G, MagSafe, and up to 23 hours of video playback when new.

The Tech Gadgets currently lists the refurbished iPhone 15 Pro in 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and 1TB storage, across Black Titanium, Blue Titanium, Natural Titanium and White Titanium, in Like New, Excellent, Very Good or Fair condition. It is sold unlocked.

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Buy Refurbished iPhone 15 Pro Max

The iPhone 15 Pro Max shares its titanium build, A17 Pro chip and ProMotion display with the 15 Pro, but adds a 5x tetraprism telephoto lens exclusive to this model at launch, a larger 6.7-inch display, and the longest battery life in the range — Apple specifies up to 29 hours of video playback when new.

The Tech Gadgets currently lists the refurbished iPhone 15 Pro Max in 256GB, 512GB and 1TB storage — Apple never offered a 128GB Pro Max, so this listing starts at 256GB — across the same four titanium colours as the 15 Pro, in Like New, Excellent, Very Good or Fair condition. It is sold unlocked.

Buy refurbished iPhone 15 Pro Max: view live stock and price.

iPhone 15 vs iPhone 15 Plus: Which Should You Buy Refurbished?

These two share identical chips and cameras — the only real differences are screen size, physical size and battery life. Choose the 15 for a smaller, lighter phone; choose the 15 Plus if screen size and battery endurance matter more than pocketability.

iPhone 15 vs iPhone 15 Pro: Which Is Better to Buy Refurbished?

The iPhone 15 Pro adds a 120Hz ProMotion display with Always-On, the faster A17 Pro chip, a third 3x telephoto camera lens, a titanium frame instead of aluminium, a customisable Action button, faster USB-C data transfer (USB 3 versus USB 2 on the standard 15), and current Apple Intelligence compatibility that the standard iPhone 15 does not have.

The standard iPhone 15 makes more sense if you're prioritising value and don't need Apple Intelligence, ProMotion or the extra zoom lens. The iPhone 15 Pro makes more sense if any of those Pro-only features matter to you — particularly Apple Intelligence support, which is exclusive to the Pro models in this generation.

iPhone 15 Pro vs iPhone 15 Pro Max

The 15 Pro and Pro Max share the same A17 Pro chip, ProMotion display technology, titanium build and Apple Intelligence support. The differences are screen size (6.1" vs 6.7"), battery life (up to 23 vs 29 hours video playback when new), minimum storage (the Pro Max doesn't offer 128GB), and camera: the Pro Max's telephoto lens gets 5x optical zoom via a tetraprism design, versus 3x optical zoom on the standard Pro.

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iPhone 15 Plus vs iPhone 15 Pro Max

Both are the largest phone in their respective family, but they target different buyers. The 15 Plus keeps the standard A16 Bionic chip, dual camera and 60Hz display at a lower price; the Pro Max adds the A17 Pro chip, ProMotion, a third telephoto lens with 5x zoom, a titanium frame and Apple Intelligence support at a higher price. If a large screen is your only priority and you don't need Pro camera or display features, the iPhone 15 Plus is typically the lower-cost large-screen option; if you want the large screen plus every Pro feature, look at the iPhone 15 Pro Max. Check current prices on both before deciding, since refurbished pricing depends on condition and stock.

Which iPhone 15 Models Support Apple Intelligence?

Only the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max support Apple Intelligence. Apple's current requirements limit Apple Intelligence to devices with the A17 Pro chip or newer — the standard iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus use the A16 Bionic chip and do not meet Apple's hardware requirement, regardless of iOS version. Feature availability within Apple Intelligence can also vary by language, region and software version even on supported hardware, so buyers who specifically want Apple Intelligence should confirm current feature availability for their region via Apple's own documentation before buying.

The Tech Gadgets Apple Intelligence Check

If Apple Intelligence is important to you: choose the iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max — these are the only iPhone 15-series models that meet Apple's requirement.

If it isn't important to you: compare the standard and Pro families on screen, camera, storage, size, condition and price instead — Apple Intelligence doesn't need to be your only buying criterion.

Does iPhone 15 Use USB-C?

Yes. Apple moved the entire iPhone 15 line-up to USB-C, replacing the Lightning port used on the iPhone 14 series and earlier. Apple specifies standard USB 2 transfer speeds (480Mbps) on the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, while the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max support faster USB 3 transfer speeds (up to 10Gbps) over the same USB-C port — useful if you shoot ProRes video and want to transfer large files quickly.

What The Tech Gadgets actually includes in the box with a refurbished iPhone 15 isn't confirmed on the product pages — don't assume a charger or cable is included; check with The Tech Gadgets before ordering if this matters to you.

Which iPhone 15 Has the Best Camera?

All four models share a 48MP Main camera, but they diverge from there. The standard iPhone 15 and 15 Plus add only a 12MP Ultra Wide lens, with no dedicated telephoto — zoom beyond 2x is achieved digitally via cropping the 48MP sensor. The iPhone 15 Pro adds a genuine 12MP telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom. The iPhone 15 Pro Max uses a tetraprism design to achieve 5x optical zoom on its telephoto lens — a capability that was exclusive to the Pro Max at launch.

For buyers who photograph distant subjects regularly — sports, wildlife, events — the iPhone 15 Pro Max has the clearest advantage. For general photography without much need for zoom, the standard iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus use the same core sensor and produce similar results to the Pro models in most everyday shots.

Which iPhone 15 Storage Size Should You Buy?

The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus are available from The Tech Gadgets in 128GB, 256GB and 512GB. The iPhone 15 Pro adds a 1TB option on top of those three. The iPhone 15 Pro Max does not offer 128GB at all — Apple's smallest Pro Max configuration was always 256GB — so this store's Pro Max listing starts at 256GB and goes up to 1TB. For a deeper look at 128GB vs 256GB specifically on the standard iPhone 15, see our iPhone 15 128GB storage and colour guide.

The Tech Gadgets iPhone Storage Match

Everyday use: consider 128GB, where available (iPhone 15, 15 Plus and 15 Pro only).

More media or longer ownership: consider 256GB.

Heavy photo, video or app use: consider 512GB.

Very high storage requirement: consider the verified 1TB option on the iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max.

What Does Refurbished iPhone 15 Mean at The Tech Gadgets?

Every iPhone 15-series device sold by The Tech Gadgets is a pre-owned phone, tested for full functionality before dispatch and graded into one of four condition tiers: Like New, Excellent, Very Good or Fair. These are refurbished, secondhand devices, not new stock and not Apple-refurbished units. Refurbished devices carry a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects and functional faults; battery issues, physical damage, water damage and electrical/short-circuit damage are excluded. Exact cosmetic grading criteria and repair history for individual units aren't published beyond the condition label and product photos — check the images for your selected variant, or contact The Tech Gadgets before ordering if you need more detail.

Refurbished iPhone 15 Conditions & Grades Explained

The Tech Gadgets grades refurbished iPhone 15 stock as Like New, Excellent, Very Good or Fair, selected as a variant option alongside colour and storage on each product page. Like New currently has the most consistent stock across the range; availability of the other three grades varies and should be checked on the live product page. The store does not publish a separate document defining the cosmetic difference between grades beyond the product photos for each variant — condition taxonomy requires review against product photos for the specific variant you're considering rather than assumed from the grade name alone.

What Battery Health Should You Expect From a Refurbished iPhone 15?

The Tech Gadgets does not publish a guaranteed battery health percentage for its refurbished iPhone 15 stock. Apple's battery-life figures quoted elsewhere in this guide (for example, up to 29 hours of video playback on the Pro Max) describe the device's original capability when new — they are not a claim about the battery condition of any specific refurbished unit. Some reduction in maximum battery capacity compared to new is normal on any used device, and battery-related issues are explicitly excluded from the 12-month warranty. If a specific battery health threshold matters to your purchase, contact The Tech Gadgets before ordering.

Are These Refurbished iPhone 15 Phones Unlocked?

Yes. All four models — iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max — are listed as unlocked and SIM-free by The Tech Gadgets, meaning they aren't tied to a single UK network. An unlocked iPhone 15 should accept a SIM from EE, O2, Vodafone, Three or other UK and international carriers, subject to normal network compatibility — if you're porting an existing number, it's worth confirming compatibility with your network first.

Does iPhone 15 Support SIM and eSIM?

Apple's UK iPhone 15 models use a physical Nano-SIM tray alongside eSIM support, and are Dual SIM capable using one physical SIM plus one eSIM (note that Apple's US models differ, using eSIM only — this guide covers UK-market devices). The Tech Gadgets' iPhone 15-series listings are UK stock and support Nano-SIM and eSIM as described above.

What Comes With a Refurbished iPhone 15?

Exact box contents for individual iPhone 15 listings aren't confirmed on the product pages — The Tech Gadgets doesn't state whether a charger, cable or original Apple packaging is included with every unit. If what's included in the box matters to your decision, check with The Tech Gadgets directly before ordering rather than assuming original Apple accessories are present.

Is a Refurbished iPhone 15 Still Worth Buying in 2026?

For most buyers, yes. All four models support 5G, USB-C and MagSafe, and the OLED displays remain competitive. The clearest current-year distinction is Apple Intelligence: if that matters to you, only the 15 Pro and Pro Max qualify, while the standard 15 and 15 Plus don't meet Apple's hardware requirement. Camera-wise, the standard models lack a telephoto lens entirely, which is worth weighing if photography is a priority. Apple hasn't published a fixed end date for iPhone 15 software support, so exactly how many future iOS versions it will receive isn't something we can promise — weigh that against how long you plan to keep the phone rather than treating it as an open-ended guarantee.

Why Buy a Refurbished iPhone 15 Instead of a Newer iPhone?

Buying refurbished typically costs less than an equivalent new device, and can let you afford a higher tier — a Pro Max instead of a standard model, for example — for a similar budget to a new lower-tier phone. It also means reusing an existing device rather than requiring a new one to be manufactured. We won't quote a specific saving percentage here, since that depends entirely on the condition, storage and colour you choose versus current new pricing — compare the live refurbished price against a new device yourself.

How Much Does a Refurbished iPhone 15 Cost?

Refurbished iPhone 15 prices vary according to model, storage capacity, colour, condition and current inventory. Rather than quote fixed prices here that will go out of date, use the live links below to check today's price for each model:

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Where to Buy a Refurbished iPhone 15 in the UK

Before buying a refurbished iPhone 15 from any seller, confirm: seller identity, exact model, storage, condition/grade, battery policy, unlocked/network status, what's included, warranty terms, returns policy, delivery options, current price and current stock. The Tech Gadgets is a UK-based refurbished electronics retailer operating from Manchester, offering a 12-month warranty on refurbished devices, a 30-day return window, and same-day dispatch on orders placed before 3pm Monday to Friday. Reach the team at info@thetechgadgets.co.uk or via WhatsApp on +44 7563 734444 with questions before or after you buy.

What to Check Before Buying a Used or Refurbished iPhone 15

The Tech Gadgets Refurbished iPhone 15 Buying Check

1. Model — confirm it's the exact iPhone 15 variant you want (standard, Plus, Pro or Pro Max).
2. Storage — 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB on Pro models (Pro Max starts at 256GB).
3. Condition — Like New, Excellent, Very Good or Fair.
4. Battery — check with the seller if a specific health percentage matters to you.
5. Network — confirm unlocked/SIM-free status.
6. SIM — confirm Nano-SIM/eSIM configuration matches your needs.
7. What's included — don't assume original Apple accessories are in the box.
8. Warranty — check the length and what it covers and excludes.
9. Returns — know the window and process before you buy.
10. Current price — compare against new and other refurbished sellers.
11. Stock — confirm your chosen colour/storage/condition combination is actually available.

Common Mistakes When Buying a Refurbished iPhone 15

1. Choosing by lowest price alone.
2. Not checking storage needs before buying.
3. Ignoring the condition/grade.
4. Assuming every refurbished phone has a new battery.
5. Assuming original Apple accessories are included.
6. Ignoring network/unlocked status.
7. Confusing the iPhone 15 with the iPhone 15 Pro.
8. Choosing the 15 Plus when Pro Max features were actually wanted.
9. Assuming every iPhone 15 model supports Apple Intelligence — only the Pro models do.
10. Assuming the standard iPhone 15 has ProMotion — it doesn't.
11. Assuming the iPhone 15 Plus has ProMotion — it doesn't.
12. Assuming the 15 Pro and Pro Max have exactly the same camera — the zoom lens differs (3x vs 5x).
13. Trying to buy a storage capacity the model didn't offer, such as a 128GB Pro Max.
14. Ignoring the warranty terms.
15. Ignoring the return policy.
16. Assuming "refurbished" automatically means Apple-refurbished.
17. Assuming factory water resistance has been re-certified after refurbishment.
18. Ignoring what's actually included in the box.
19. Buying international hardware without checking SIM/network implications for the UK.
20. Ignoring current stock and variant details before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which refurbished iPhone 15 should I buy?

There's no single best option — the standard iPhone 15 suits value-focused buyers, the 15 Plus suits buyers wanting a bigger screen, and the 15 Pro or Pro Max suit buyers who want ProMotion, better cameras and Apple Intelligence.

Is iPhone 15 still worth buying in 2026?

Yes for most everyday use, though buyers who want Apple Intelligence or a telephoto camera should look at the Pro models instead of the standard 15 or 15 Plus.

Is refurbished iPhone 15 worth it?

For most buyers, yes — it offers current-generation hardware at a lower price than new, backed by The Tech Gadgets' 12-month warranty, though battery health isn't guaranteed at a specific percentage.

Where can I buy refurbished iPhone 15 in the UK?

The Tech Gadgets, based in Manchester, sells all four iPhone 15-series models unlocked with a 12-month warranty and 30-day returns.

How much is a refurbished iPhone 15?

Price depends on storage, colour and condition — use the live product links in this guide to check today's price.

Which is better: iPhone 15 or 15 Plus?

Neither is objectively better — they share identical hardware. Choose based on screen size and battery life preference.

Which is better: iPhone 15 or 15 Pro?

The 15 Pro adds ProMotion, a better camera system, titanium build and Apple Intelligence support; the standard 15 costs less. Choose based on which of those Pro features you actually need.

Should I buy 15 Pro or Pro Max?

Choose the Pro for a smaller, lighter phone with 3x zoom; choose the Pro Max for the largest screen, longest battery and 5x zoom.

Should I buy 15 Plus or 15 Pro Max?

Choose the 15 Plus if you want a large screen at a lower price without Pro features; choose the Pro Max if you also want ProMotion, the Pro camera system and Apple Intelligence.

Does iPhone 15 have OLED?

Yes, Apple specifies a Super Retina XDR OLED display on all four iPhone 15 models.

Does iPhone 15 Plus have OLED?

Yes, the same Super Retina XDR OLED display technology as the standard iPhone 15, at a larger 6.7-inch size.

Does iPhone 15 Pro have 120Hz?

Yes, the iPhone 15 Pro supports ProMotion adaptive refresh rates up to 120Hz.

Does iPhone 15 Pro Max have ProMotion?

Yes, the iPhone 15 Pro Max supports the same ProMotion technology as the iPhone 15 Pro.

Does standard iPhone 15 have 120Hz?

No. Apple specifies a standard 60Hz refresh rate on the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus — ProMotion is exclusive to the Pro models in this generation.

Does iPhone 15 support Apple Intelligence?

No. The standard iPhone 15 uses the A16 Bionic chip, which does not meet Apple's current hardware requirement for Apple Intelligence.

Does iPhone 15 Plus support Apple Intelligence?

No, for the same reason as the standard iPhone 15 — it uses the A16 Bionic chip.

Does iPhone 15 Pro support Apple Intelligence?

Yes, the iPhone 15 Pro's A17 Pro chip meets Apple's current hardware requirement for Apple Intelligence.

Does iPhone 15 Pro Max support Apple Intelligence?

Yes, the iPhone 15 Pro Max also uses the A17 Pro chip and supports Apple Intelligence.

Which iPhone 15 supports Apple Intelligence?

Only the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max — the standard iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus do not.

Does iPhone 15 use USB-C?

Yes, all iPhone 15-series models use USB-C instead of Lightning.

Does iPhone 15 Pro use USB-C?

Yes, and Apple specifies faster USB 3 transfer speeds on the Pro and Pro Max versus standard USB 2 speeds on the iPhone 15 and 15 Plus.

What is different about iPhone 15 Pro USB-C?

The port itself looks the same, but Apple specifies USB 3 speeds (up to 10Gbps) on the Pro models, useful for transferring large ProRes video files quickly, versus USB 2 speeds (480Mbps) on the standard models.

Which iPhone 15 has the best camera?

The iPhone 15 Pro Max has the longest zoom range (5x optical via tetraprism); the 15 Pro has a shorter 3x optical zoom; the standard 15 and 15 Plus share the same dual-camera setup with no dedicated telephoto lens.

Does iPhone 15 Pro Max have better zoom?

Yes, compared to the iPhone 15 Pro — 5x optical zoom on the Pro Max versus 3x optical zoom on the Pro.

What is the difference between 15 Pro and Pro Max cameras?

Both share the same 48MP Main and 12MP Ultra Wide cameras; the difference is the telephoto lens, which offers 3x optical zoom on the Pro and 5x optical zoom on the Pro Max.

Which storage should I buy?

128GB suits light users (where available), 256GB suits most buyers, and 512GB or 1TB (Pro models) suits heavy media users. See our dedicated 128GB vs 256GB guide for the standard iPhone 15 specifically.

Is 128GB enough for iPhone 15?

For light, cloud-reliant use it can be, though buyers who keep a lot of photos or offline media on-device often prefer 256GB or more.

Is 256GB worth it?

It's a sensible middle ground for most buyers who want headroom without paying for 512GB or 1TB.

Who needs 512GB?

Buyers who shoot a lot of photo and video content, keep large offline media libraries, or install many large apps and games.

Does iPhone 15 Pro Max come in 128GB?

No. Apple's smallest iPhone 15 Pro Max configuration is 256GB — there is no 128GB Pro Max.

What does refurbished mean?

At The Tech Gadgets, it means a pre-owned iPhone 15 that has been tested for functionality and graded into one of four condition tiers before sale — not a new or Apple-refurbished device.

What battery health will I receive?

Not stated on the product page — contact The Tech Gadgets before ordering if a specific battery health threshold matters to you.

Are refurbished iPhone 15 phones unlocked?

Yes, all four models are listed as unlocked and SIM-free by The Tech Gadgets.

Can I use one on EE?

Yes, as an unlocked device it should work on EE, subject to normal network compatibility.

Can I use one on O2?

Yes, subject to normal network compatibility.

Can I use one on Vodafone?

Yes, subject to normal network compatibility.

Can I use one on Three?

Yes, subject to normal network compatibility.

Does it support eSIM?

Yes, UK iPhone 15-series models support Nano-SIM and eSIM, and are Dual SIM capable.

Does it come with a charger?

Box contents are not confirmed on the product pages — check with The Tech Gadgets before ordering.

Does it have a warranty?

Yes, a 12-month warranty covers manufacturing defects and functional faults, excluding battery, physical, water and electrical damage.

Can I return it?

Yes, within 30 days of delivery — contact The Tech Gadgets before sending anything back.

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Compare the current iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max stock, then choose your preferred storage, condition, colour and price.

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Or browse the full refurbished Apple iPhone range and all refurbished mobile phones from The Tech Gadgets. Comparing an older generation? See our refurbished iPhone 13 series buying guide. Deciding on storage and colour for the standard iPhone 15 specifically? See our iPhone 15 128GB colour and price guide. For policy details, see our warranty policy, returns policy and contact page.