Apple iPhone 16 Pro

Sell Apple iPhone 16 Pro

Prices updated 30 Oct, 10:30am
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Condition: Good
Capacity: 128GB
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Recycle Your iPhone 16 Pro: Get the Best Price Today

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

How much is the iPhone 16 Pro worth?

The Apple iPhone 16 Pro is worth up to £415 today (128GB, Good condition) from our Best Pick recycler.

The 16 Pro remains one of the better paying iPhones on the panel, a step behind the current Pro generation but ahead of the 15 Pro. It spans 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and 1TB, and the 128GB tier is where quotes are weakest, since refurbished buyers looking for a Pro usually want more room for ProRes video. Faulty units are accepted, so a cracked or dead 16 Pro is still worth a quote.

Prices refresh every 30 minutes. Last updated 30 October 2026, 10:30am.

Capacity Excellent Good Moderate Faulty
128GB £485 £415 £354 £343
256GB £520 £440 £377 £369
512GB £550 £470 £399 £393
1TB £590 £500 £428 £425

Best Pick prices per condition and capacity.

Why does the iPhone 16 Pro hold its value?

The 16 Pro was the generation that grew the smaller Pro to a 6.3-inch ProMotion display while keeping the titanium frame, giving it more screen without the bulk of a Max. Its A18 Pro chip supports Apple Intelligence and 4K 120fps recording, which keeps it credible for video work well beyond its launch year. The 48MP Ultra Wide and 5x tetraprism telephoto, previously reserved for the larger Pro Max, made this the most versatile camera in a compact iPhone at the time. Several more years of iOS updates and steady refurbished demand for titanium Pro models mean recyclers can still bid firmly for clean examples.

How do I get the best price for my iPhone 16 Pro?

1 · Try Camera Control
Press and swipe the Camera Control on the right edge to confirm it responds, as an unresponsive control counts as a fault.
2 · Look at the titanium
Check the brushed frame for dents around the corners, which is where drops usually land and where graders look first.
3 · Free up the storage
Offload ProRes footage and large photo libraries before you erase, because once the handset is wiped that data is gone for good.
4 · Quote all capacities
If you are unsure of your capacity, check Settings first, since the difference between 128GB and 1TB on a Pro is significant.
Full guide: How to prepare your phone for recycling →

iPhone 16 Pro recycling FAQs

Can I sell a faulty iPhone 16 Pro?

Yes. Cracked screens, failing batteries and handsets that will not start are all bought, as long as you select Faulty and describe the problem when you compare.

How is my condition grade decided?

Recyclers inspect the screen, frame, glass and functionality against published definitions for Excellent, Good, Moderate and Faulty, then confirm or revise the offer.

Read the condition guide →
Is it worth waiting for prices to rise?

Rarely. Pro values tend to drift down as newer generations arrive, so the practical choice is between selling now and accepting less later.