Up to £162, working

Sell your iPhone 13 Pro,
broken or not.

On 6 October 2026 ReMint pays £140 for a working iPhone 13 Pro 128GB, £128 if the glass is cracked and the picture is fine, and £84 if the picture is faulty. Price locked for 10 days. Bank transfer within 48 hours of arrival, Monday to Friday. Free return if you refuse a revised offer.

Prices updated 6 October 2026.

iPhone 13 Pro 128GB, Face ID failed, picture perfect: £128 against £140 working, 6 October 2026.

If your iPhone 13 Pro is smashed, the screen underneath decides: a good one is Picture fine, a bad LCD or a replacement screen is Picture faulty. A cracked back, cracked glass or Face ID not working is allowed in either. It must switch on and charge; one that won't charge we cannot take.

The iPhone 13 Pro went on sale in September 2021 with a 6.1 inch OLED screen, which makes it about 5 years old. This is the age where one is worth more to somebody who repairs phones than to anybody who scraps them, working or not. Get your price in a minute and post it free.

Condition

What counts as Works fine

  • Switches on, charges and works as a phone
  • No cracks on the front or back glass
  • Battery health 80% or above
  • Face ID, cameras, speakers and buttons all work
  • Original screen, picture perfect
  • Any crack: that is Picture fine
  • Battery under 80%: priced as Picture fine
  • Face ID, a camera, sound or a button not working: Picture fine
  • A bad or replacement screen: Faulty, screen broken
  • Will not switch on or charge: we cannot buy it

Our bench checks every phone against the grade you chose. If it does not match, you get a revised price to accept or decline, with a free return either way.

Storage

Battery health 80% or more?

Settings, Battery, Battery Health. Ten seconds. Under 80 counts as Picture fine. Not sure is fine, we test it here.

  • Paid by bank transfer within 48 hours of it arriving, Monday to Friday
  • Post it today at any Post Office, no pack needed
  • Price locked for 10 days once you order
  • Change your mind after our check? We send it back free
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Prices shown for 128 GB, the smallest this model came in. A working 1 TB pays £22 more.

Cracked or faulty? See broken iPhone 13 Pro prices

What we know about the iPhone 13 Pro

The first iPhone with a 120 Hz screen, and the first Pro offered with a terabyte of storage.

The 120 Hz panel is the expensive part. It is also the reason a cracked 13 Pro is worth serious money to somebody who can put a screen in it and worth almost nothing to somebody who cannot.

Is this the phone you have?

6.1 inches, three cameras, matte back, stainless steel band, and a notch rather than a pill at the top of the screen. The plain 13 has two lenses. The 14 Pro that followed swapped the notch for the Dynamic Island.

If the screen has gone

The iPhone 13 Pro has a 6.1 inch Super Retina XDR panel running at 120 Hz. A 120 Hz panel is expensive to replace, and most sites use that as their reason to treat a crack as a write off. We repair instead.

With the picture still good, a cracked one runs 128 GB £128, 256 GB £142, 512 GB £142 and 1 TB £145. If the display itself is damaged rather than the glass over it, a 128 GB is £84.

With the picture gone a 128 GB keeps 60 per cent of that, a little above the middle of our range. What a broken iPhone 13 Pro is worth takes it size by size.

Exact price for your size

One real difference beyond capacity: the 128 GB model records ProRes video at 1080p and 30 frames a second, where every larger size records it at 4K. If somebody bought this phone to film on, that is why they bought the bigger one.

Working, this model runs 128 GB £140, 256 GB £155, 512 GB £160 and 1 TB £162. At 128 GB, the iPhone 13 pays £36 less and the iPhone 13 Pro Max pays £24 more.

Why sell your iPhone 13 Pro to ReMint?

A broken 120 Hz panel is exactly what the big sites are worst at: they price it as a total loss and hand you the difference. We do the repair ourselves and sell the phone on, so the saving lands in your price instead.

Free tracked postage, checked within a working day, paid within 48 hours of it arriving, erased to recognised standards with the record kept.

USING ITITS WHOLE LIFE84%spent making it84%spent making it

Making a phone is where the damage is. Not using it. Which is why the greenest phone is one that already exists.

Selling this phone keeps roughly 58 kg of CO2e worth of manufacturing in use.

Where this figure comes from

Apple publishes a lifecycle footprint of 69 kg CO2e for a 128GB iPhone 13 Pro, from mining the materials to recycling the phone. Apple states 84 per cent production. That share of 69 kg is 58 kg.

Keeping a working iPhone 13 Pro going displaces the manufacture of a new one, so we quote the 58 kg rather than the whole 69 kg. Charging it, shipping it and recycling it happen either way.

It says roughly because it assumes your iPhone 13 Pro replaces one that would otherwise have been built. Apple's 69 kg is for the 128GB model as published in September 2021, and a larger size carries a larger footprint.

For a sense of scale, that is the same quantity of CO2e as driving about 220 miles in an average car.

Apple, Product Environmental Report: iPhone 13 Pro, September 2021. Mileage at 0.26915 kg CO2e per mile, UK Government conversion factors 2025.

Questions people ask before selling

What is an iPhone 13 Pro worth right now?

Two things move it, and the quote on this page settles both in under a minute. Storage size matters on this model, so check yours in Settings, General, About before you answer. Condition does the rest: cracked glass or battery health below 80 per cent puts the phone in our middle grade, and a display with a fault of its own puts it in the bottom one. Whatever the quote comes to is locked for 10 days once you order.

What does my iPhone 13 Pro need to do for you to buy it?

It has to switch on, charge, and work. Under 80% battery is priced as Picture fine. Works fine: no cracks, everything works, battery 80% or above. Picture fine: LCD is good, front or back glass can be smashed, and Face ID, a camera, sound or a button can be broken. Picture faulty: bad LCD, or an aftermarket screen, with the same faults allowed.

What counts as Works fine for an iPhone 13 Pro?

No cracks front or back, everything works, battery health 80 per cent or above. That is the full price for your size, shown at the top of this page.

What counts as Picture fine for an iPhone 13 Pro?

A smashed iPhone 13 Pro with a good LCD, the original screen and a perfect picture, or a crack free one whose battery is under 80 per cent. Face ID, a camera, a speaker or a button can be broken. It usually keeps most of the working price.

What counts as Picture faulty for an iPhone 13 Pro?

A bad LCD (lines, blotches, blank patches, touch that does not respond) or an aftermarket replacement screen. Face ID, a camera, sound or a button can be broken too. It is the lowest of the three figures above.

My iPhone 13 Pro has a cracked screen. Do I get next to nothing for it?

You will not, as long as the picture underneath is perfect and it is still the original screen. The glass and the picture are graded separately: cracked glass on its own is "picture fine", because the picture is what that word means to us, and a cracked iPhone 13 Pro sits in our middle grade, not the scrap pile. The lower grade is for the picture itself being faulty, lines, blotches, blank patches, or a screen that ignores your finger, and for a non original replacement screen. A cracked back is graded exactly like a cracked front, so it does not drop you down either.

Does low battery health matter on an iPhone 13 Pro?

It decides the grade, so check Settings, Battery before you answer the quote questions. At 80 per cent or above, with no cracks or faults, your iPhone 13 Pro is Working grade. Below 80 per cent it counts as Picture fine, which is a real price rather than a penalty, and the number is on your screen before you post the phone.

Can I sell an iPhone 13 Pro that is locked to a network?

We do buy network locked phones, and an iPhone 13 Pro bought on contract may well be one: before the December 2021 ban on locked handsets, contract phones often stayed locked for years without their owners knowing. For a locked one, a fixed amount, shown in pounds before you commit to anything, comes off the quote, the cost to us of dealing with the lock. The better answer costs nothing: as the account holder you can ask your network to unlock it free, usually within a day or two, something we are not allowed to do on your behalf. Do it before you post it, answer unlocked in the quote flow, and you keep the whole price. Phones from the iPhone 13 onwards are nearly always unlocked already, so this mostly matters for models this age.

Do I need to switch off Find My before selling my iPhone 13 Pro?

Find My must be switched off before we can buy the iPhone 13 Pro: it is Apple's Activation Lock, and a locked phone cannot be erased to standard or sold on. Settings does it while the phone is with you, and iCloud.com does it once it is posted. Arrive locked and we hold the phone for 14 days so you have the chance to remove it.

What if my iPhone 13 Pro will not turn on?

No price on that one, because with an iPhone 13 Pro that will not switch on we cannot verify what is wrong or erase it to standard. Rather than guess at a number we say so. Apple stores and council recycling centres both take it free, and neither will try to sell you anything.

How fast will I be paid for my iPhone 13 Pro, and can the offer drop?

We check the iPhone 13 Pro within one working day of it arriving and pay by bank transfer within 48 hours of it arriving. If the phone does not match your answers, you get a revised offer and the reason for it, never a silent deduction. Turn the revised offer down and the phone comes back to you free.

If you are still weighing it up

Three things people ask before selling a iPhone 13 Pro, answered properly rather than in a sentence.

iPhones either side of this one

The rest are in the picker on the quote page.