Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max

Sell Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max

Prices updated 30 Oct, 12:46pm
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Capacity: 256GB
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Recycle Your iPhone 14 Pro Max: Get the Best Price Today

Live values, tips to get the best price, and answers to common questions

How much is the iPhone 14 Pro Max worth?

The Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max is worth up to £215 today (256GB, Faulty condition) from our Best Pick recycler.

Three generations on, the 14 Pro Max still sits in the upper half of the recycling table, holding up better than the standard iPhones released after it. It came in 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and 1TB, and the 128GB tier is the weakest of the four, while 512GB and 1TB units remain scarce enough to earn stronger quotes. Faulty handsets are bought as well, which is worth knowing for a model now old enough to have picked up damage.

Prices refresh every 30 minutes. Last updated 30 October 2026, 12:46pm.

Capacity Excellent Good Moderate Faulty
128GB £290 £245 £209 £182
256GB £325 £275 £239 £215
512GB £350 £295 £256 £234
1TB £380 £325 £281 £262

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Why does the iPhone 14 Pro Max hold its value?

The 14 Pro Max introduced both Dynamic Island and the always-on display, so it does not feel like an older phone in daily use, which is unusual for a handset of its age. It was also the first iPhone with a 48MP main sensor, and that camera remains the reason many refurbished buyers pick it over a newer non-Pro model. Its stainless steel frame and 6.7-inch ProMotion panel give it a heft and screen quality that budget alternatives cannot match, and repair parts are now plentiful, which reduces refurbisher risk. It still receives iOS updates, so recyclers can price it as a working resale device rather than as parts.

How do I get the best price for my iPhone 14 Pro Max?

1 · Check the steel frame
Polished stainless steel shows scratches far more readily than aluminium or titanium, so inspect the shiny edges in daylight before grading.
2 · Watch the battery
Batteries in this generation are often well used now, so check Battery Health and grade accordingly rather than assuming Excellent.
3 · Test the rear camera
Open the camera and switch between all three lenses, as this generation had known rear camera module faults that affect the grade.
4 · Sell before decline
Older Pro Max values fall steadily as newer stock floods the refurbished market, so an unused handset is losing value every month it sits idle.
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iPhone 14 Pro Max recycling FAQs

Can I recycle a faulty iPhone 14 Pro Max?

Yes. Screen damage, camera faults, water damage and dead handsets are all quotable at the Faulty grade when the problem is declared.

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Is an older Pro Max still worth recycling rather than keeping as a spare?

For most people, yes. A spare phone in a drawer keeps losing value, whereas a quote today converts it while refurbished demand is still healthy.

Does the always-on display screen burn-in affect my quote?

It can. Visible retention or discolouration on the OLED panel is a functional display defect, so grade it as Moderate or Faulty rather than Good.