Sell your iPhone 16 Pro
512 GB.
The 512 GB is the third of four sizes the iPhone 16 Pro came in: worth more than the 256 GB and less than the 1 TB. All three prices below are for the 512 GB and confirmed before you post anything.
iPhone 16 Pro, September 2024, 6.3 inch Super Retina XDR OLED at 120 Hz. This page is the 512 GB one.
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
- Read our reviews on Trustpilot
Not sure which one is yours? Picture fine means the picture is perfect however the glass looks. Picture faulty means the display itself is faulty or has been replaced. Hidden faults, battery to Face ID, are accepted in both. Our three grades, explained properly.
Is the 512 GB worth checking?
Working, the 128 GB pays £25 less, the 256 GB pays £5 less and the 1 TB pays £10 more. At the same capacity, the iPhone 16 Plus pays £50 less and the iPhone 16 Pro Max pays £108 more.
Smash the glass on a 512 GB and keep the picture, and it still pays £335; lose the picture or fit a replacement screen and it is £190. The glass is worth £20 at this size.
The same 512 GB in the models either side: iPhone 16 Plus 512 GB, iPhone 16 Pro Max 512 GB.
If Settings, General, About shows a Capacity other than 512 GB, use one of these instead: 128 GB, 256 GB, 1 TB.
Half a terabyte of phone
Even after iOS helps itself you keep roughly 490 GB, and the arithmetic turns absurd: two full days of continuous 4K at 170 MB a minute, or around 160,000 photos, or getting on for five thousand downloaded albums. Nobody fills this by accident.
Which tells you who owns one. A 512 GB phone belongs to somebody who films, records, archives or simply never deletes, and if that is you, the backup before the wipe is the one part of selling worth planning. Copying half a terabyte of originals off a phone can take the better part of a day over Wi-Fi, so a cable to a computer is the kinder route. Before you assume the worst, check the iPhone Storage screen in Settings: it shows exactly how much of the half terabyte you actually used, and the answer is often less frightening than the capacity suggests.
What the terabyte would have paid
At Working grade this page sits £5 above the 256 GB and £10 short of the 1 TB. The upper gap is the interesting one. Apple charged roughly two hundred pounds for it new, and the used step is a fraction of that, because a buyer who genuinely needs a terabyte is rare and everyone else prices room they will never use at close to nothing.
None of which you can change now, but it is the reason we quote each size exactly instead of folding them into one hopeful figure: on this model the sizes really are different money.
The filmer's size
On the iPhone 16 Pro the 512 GB sits above the sizes most people bought and below the terabyte almost nobody did. It is a deliberate choice, made by people who shoot a lot of video or simply never delete, and it behaves that way second hand too: fewer of them in circulation, met by a steady trickle of buyers who specifically want the room. Rare but wanted is a comfortable place for a price to sit. Do confirm the Capacity line before you settle on this page, because from the outside a 512 GB phone is identical to its smaller siblings and only one of them earns this number.
The iPhone 16 Pro in one paragraph
The first iPhone that records 4K video at 120 frames a second, and the first Pro with the Camera Control on its side.
Worth knowing before you send it
No pattern has shown up on this one yet, which we would rather say than make something up. The practical thing to know is that Apple grew the Pro screen to 6.3 inches here, so a 15 Pro display will not fit a 16 Pro. Different panel, different cost, different price from us.
iPhone 16 Pro prices by size
| Size | Working | Faulty / Damaged - Screen Fine | Faulty / Damaged - Screen Bad |
|---|---|---|---|
| 128 GB | £330 | £310 | £190 |
| 256 GB | £350 | £334 | £190 |
| 512 GB this page | £355 | £335 | £190 |
| 1 TB | £365 | £343 | £190 |
£355 is locked for 10 days. Postage and the postage pack are free, and a phone that does not match its grade gets a revised offer you can turn down.
How to tell it from the model next to it is on the iPhone 16 Pro page.
Still deciding? What happens to your data when you sell your phone
The 512 GB question
What is an iPhone 16 Pro 512 GB worth right now?
The size half of it is settled by the page you are on: the 512 GB sits between the 256 GB and the 1 TB, so it pays more than the one and less than the other. Condition does the rest, and we judge the glass and the picture apart from each other: cracked glass, or battery health below 80 per cent, is our middle grade, and a fault in the picture itself is the bottom one. The three figures at the top of this page are all for the 512 GB, and whichever one you order at holds for 10 days.
Cracked screens, battery health, Find My and how fast you are paid are answered on the iPhone 16 Pro page.