As New iPhone Prices Rise, Used Models From Rp5 Million Draw Attention

Used iPhones are becoming a more attractive option after new iPhone prices rose in July 2026. An iPhone 12 64 GB can be found from Rp5 million, offering a substantially lower entry point into Apple’s ecosystem.

The gap is particularly clear beside the current premium lineup. The iPhone 17 Pro Max 256 GB starts at Rp26.999.000, while the 2 TB version reaches Rp45.249.000.

Used Models Offer a Wider Price Range

Depreciation has largely been absorbed by the first owner, allowing buyers to find lower prices in the second-hand market. The final price still depends on storage capacity, physical condition, battery health, accessories, and any remaining official warranty.

Used ModelVariantListed Price Range
iPhone 1264 GBFrom Rp5 million
iPhone 13128 GBFrom Rp7 million
iPhone 15128 GBRp9.000.000-Rp11.500.000
iPhone 15 Pro Max256 GBRp15.999.000
iPhone 11 Pro Max64 GBFrom Rp5,5 million

The iPhone 15 128 GB is listed between Rp9.000.000 and Rp11.500.000, depending on its variant and condition. A second-hand iBox iPhone 15 Pro Max 256 GB is listed at Rp15.999.000.

The iPhone 12, iPhone 13, and iPhone 15 remain relevant in 2026 because of their performance and long-term iOS update support. The iPhone 13 uses the A15 Bionic chip, which is still described as capable of handling everyday activities.

New iPhone Prices Continue to Climb

The July adjustment was most visible across the iPhone 17 lineup. The iPhone 17 Pro Max rose by around Rp750.000 across all storage options from the previous month.

According to pricing data published by Industry.co.id, the iPhone 17 256 GB is priced at Rp17.999.000. The iPhone 17 Pro Max 256 GB begins at Rp26.999.000.

New ModelVariantPrice
iPhone 17256 GBRp17.999.000
iPhone 17 Pro Max256 GBRp26.999.000
iPhone 16128 GBRp15.499.000
iPhone 16 Pro Max256 GBRp20.499.000
iPhone 16e128 GBRp8.999.000
iPhone 14128 GBRp8.749.000

The iPhone 14 is among the lowest-priced new options in the listed iBox selection. The iPhone 15 was also reported to have increased by around Rp500.000 to Rp750.000 from its previous price.

Movements in the US dollar-to-rupiah exchange rate and the global memory chip crisis have been cited as factors affecting new-device prices. Bank promotions, zero-interest installments, and trade-in programs remain available through some authorized sellers.

Checks Before Buying a Used Device

Battery condition should be one of the first checks when considering a used iPhone. A maximum battery capacity above 80% can be used as a benchmark for more comfortable daily use.

Buyers should also test the physical condition and major functions of the device. The box, charger, official warranty status, IMEI, and network status should be checked before completing payment.

Comparing offers across several stores or marketplaces can help buyers assess whether a listed price matches the device’s condition. Sellers that provide quality assurances or warranties may offer an additional layer of consideration.

The market is also awaiting the iPhone 18 Pro and Apple’s first foldable iPhone, both predicted to launch in September 2026. With the global memory chip crisis expected to continue through 2027, used units may remain a practical alternative as new-device prices face continued pressure.

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