Used iPhone 16: what it costs in France today
A used iPhone 16 in France costs €530 today. Fair-price range, cheapest marketplace, price by version, 12-week trend and the deals below market, from 36 listings on Vinted, eBay and Wallapop. Use it to judge a refurbished iPhone 16 offer too.
Which marketplace is cheapest
Median asking price of the last 30 days. Lower is better.
Price by version
Read from the listing titles.
Where the prices fall
Dark bars are the fair-price range.
Below the typical price right now
Newest first. The badge is the discount against the typical price.
IPHONE 16 E
Vinted · 4 Oct 2026
Iphone 16
Vinted · 4 Oct 2026
iPhone 16
Vinted · 4 Oct 2026
iphone 16 128GO
Vinted · 4 Oct 2026
iPhone 16
Vinted · 4 Oct 2026
Iphone 16 rose 128g
Vinted · 4 Oct 2026
iPhone 16 en buenas condiciones
Wallapop · 4 Oct 2026
iPhone 16 nero!!
Vinted · 3 Oct 2026Other iPhone models
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How much does a used iPhone 16 cost in France?
Half of the iPhone 16 listings of the last 30 days ask between €451 and €610; the typical price is €530. Below €451 is a bargain, above €610 is expensive.
Where is a used iPhone 16 cheapest?
On eBay, with a median asking price of €504, against €530 on Vinted.
Is the price of a used iPhone 16 going up or down?
Not enough weeks of data yet.
Refurbished or used iPhone 16: which is the better deal?
A refurbished iPhone 16 has been checked and repaired by a company, usually with a 12-month warranty, and it costs more for that. A used iPhone 16 from a private seller costs around €530 today on the marketplaces above. If a refurbished offer costs much more than that, you are paying for the warranty; set an alert and the next used listing in the fair range comes to you.
Updated 14 October 2026. 36 listings from the last 30 days, 2599 excluded as accessories, parts or off-topic. Asking prices, not sale prices.