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Frequently Asked Questions

Which iPhone is best value for money in Australia?

The iPhone 14 Pro Max at A$679. It costs exactly the same as the standard iPhone 15 but gives you a larger 6.7-inch ProMotion display with always-on, a 48MP Pro camera system with a dedicated 3x telephoto, and nine more hours of video playback. If you need Apple Intelligence, the iPhone 16 at A$919 is the cheapest model that runs it.


What is the cheapest iPhone you can buy?

The iPhone 11 Pro Max at A$349 is the cheapest on this list, and it still has the full triple-camera system, a 6.5-inch OLED and a stainless steel frame. The iPhone 12 Pro at A$429 is the next step up and adds 5G, MagSafe and LiDAR for A$80 more.


What is the best budget iPhone?

The iPhone 12 Pro at A$429. It is the cheapest iPhone here with 5G and MagSafe, and it keeps the full Pro triple-camera system with a 2x telephoto and a LiDAR scanner in a compact 6.1-inch body. For a bigger screen on a smaller budget, the iPhone 11 Pro Max at A$349 has a 6.5-inch display but no 5G.


Is it cheaper to buy an iPhone outright?

Yes, almost always. Carrier plans bundle the handset cost with interest and a data allowance you may not need, so over two years you usually pay more than the phone is worth. Every iPhone here is sold outright and unlocked, so you can bring your own SIM from Telstra, Optus, Vodafone or any prepaid provider and switch whenever you like.


What is the best iPhone to buy in 2026?

It depends on your budget. The iPhone 17 Pro Max at A$1,649 is the most capable iPhone Apple makes, with three 48MP cameras and up to 37 hours of video playback. For most people, the iPhone 16 at A$919 is the better buy, since it runs Apple Intelligence on the same A18 generation of silicon for far less. On pure value, the iPhone 14 Pro Max at A$679 is the pick.