Apple has begun offering refurbished models from its iPhone 16 line through its online store, giving customers a discounted route into its latest generation of devices. The selection includes standard, Plus, Pro and Pro Max variants, with savings varying depending on storage and model.

Each refurbished handset undergoes a full reconditioning process before resale. According to Apple, devices receive a new battery and outer casing where required, are tested thoroughly and are supplied with accessories in fresh packaging. They also come with a one‑year warranty and are eligible for extended cover, placing them closer to new devices in terms of reassurance.

While the discounts may not rival prices found on some third‑party marketplaces, Apple’s programme is aimed at buyers who want the security of purchasing directly from the manufacturer. As refurbished smartphones become increasingly mainstream, the move reinforces how resale is now a core part of the premium device ecosystem rather than a secondary afterthought.