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New report says used iPhone prices aren’t falling

Used iPhone prices aren’t cooling. Third quarter info from B-Stock claims wholesale prices remained elevated through September, with most models still priced above their fourth quarter 2025 lows. 

This is notable because used iPhone prices typically fall around 4% in September following Apple’s annual launch, according to Sean Cleland, senior vice president of B-Stock. Among the third quarter findings:

° The iPhone 15 Pro Max pricing increased 8% from the second quarter, with Grade A devices reaching $605 in September.

° Most used iPhone models remain above their Q4 2025 lows.

° Grade C prices increased quarter over quarter, while Grade C and D devices reached record listing levels.

B-Stock is a company that buys returned, excess, and trade-in inventory directly from top retailers and brands, across all categories, conditions, and lot sizes.

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