Sell your iPhone 18 Pro
2 TB.
The 2 TB is the largest iPhone 18 Pro Apple made, which makes this the highest price on the model. All three prices below are for the 2 TB and confirmed before you post anything.
iPhone 18 Pro, September 2026, 6.3 inch Super Retina XDR OLED at 120 Hz. This page is the 2 TB 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 2 TB worth checking?
Working, the 256 GB pays £150 less, the 512 GB pays £90 less and the 1 TB pays £40 less. At the same capacity, the iPhone 17 Pro Max pays £94 less and the iPhone 18 Pro Max pays £100 more.
With cracked glass and a good picture the same 2 TB is £794, and with a bad LCD or a replacement screen it is £574, so the cracked glass costs you £10 at this size rather than the whole value of the phone.
The same 2 TB in the models either side: iPhone 17 Pro Max 2 TB, iPhone 18 Pro Max 2 TB.
If Settings, General, About shows a Capacity other than 2 TB, use one of these instead: 256 GB, 512 GB, 1 TB.
What 2 TB even means in a phone
It means about eight days of continuous 4K video, going by the 170 MB a minute iOS estimates on its own settings screen, or a photo library with no realistic ceiling. Ordinary use cannot fill 2 TB. It exists for professional video, ProRes files and people who treat the phone as the archive itself rather than a window onto one.
If yours really is carrying serious footage, plan the transfer like the job it is: a cable, a computer with room to receive it, and a spare evening. Our side of the process is unchanged by the size. Yours is the slow half, so it is the half worth starting first.
£804 and nothing above it
There is no bigger iPhone to weigh this against, on our list or anybody's. The 1 TB below pays £40 less at Working grade, and the gap exists because a 2 TB phone is barely competing with other iPhones at all: the buyer who wants one has no substitute to haggle with, and neither do we when we come to sell it on.
Unique does not mean specially treated, though. The number comes off the same price list as everything else here, holds for the same ten days, and splits into the same three grades, so a cracked screen on a 2 TB phone is a known cost rather than a negotiation.
Worth a second look at the About screen
At this price the ten second check earns its keep twice over. Capacity is the one part of the quote you can verify to the letter before posting anything: open Settings, General, About, and the Capacity line either reads 2 TB or it does not. If it turns out to read 1 TB, the smaller page is yours, and the number there is still among the largest on the site.
One thing about the sizes
It starts at 256 GB and, for the first time on the smaller Pro, goes all the way to 2 TB. Check Settings, General, About before you send it, because that spread moves the price here.
Worth knowing before you send it
Nothing yet. This phone went on sale on 18 September 2026, so no pattern has had time to show. What we can tell you is that its 6.3 inch 120 Hz display is one of the dearest parts in the whole range, which is why a smashed 18 Pro is still worth a proper price here and not scrap money.
Is this the iPhone 18 Pro you have?
6.3 inches, three rear cameras, aluminium, and the newest Pro, on sale from September 2026. It is close to a 17 Pro side by side. The finishes give it away: Burgundy, Glacier and Black were never offered on the 17 Pro. Settings, General, About names it outright.
The iPhone 18 Pro in one paragraph
The main camera has a variable aperture, new to iPhone this year, in an aluminium body. Four finishes: Black, Silver, Glacier and Burgundy.
iPhone 18 Pro prices by size
| Size | Working | Faulty / Damaged - Screen Fine | Faulty / Damaged - Screen Bad |
|---|---|---|---|
| 256 GB | £654 | £644 | £444 |
| 512 GB | £714 | £704 | £504 |
| 1 TB | £764 | £754 | £504 |
| 2 TB this page | £804 | £794 | £574 |
£804 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.
More about this phone is on the iPhone 18 Pro page.
Still deciding? Our three grades, explained properly
The 2 TB question
What is an iPhone 18 Pro 2 TB worth right now?
The size half of it is settled by the page you are on: the 2 TB is the top rung of this model's ladder, and nothing on this phone pays more. What is left is condition, and the three prices at the top of this page have already worked it out for the 2 TB: sound and working at the top, cracked glass with a good picture underneath in the middle, and a display with a fault of its own at the bottom. A battery under 80 per cent belongs in that middle one as well. Ordering holds your figure for 10 days.
Cracked screens, battery health, Find My and how fast you are paid are answered on the iPhone 18 Pro page.