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Shop the iPhone 13 Sale in Australia

Five years on, the iPhone 13 is still the generation that does everything most people need from a phone. It runs the current version of iOS, holds a full day on a charge, and has the Ceramic Shield front and IP68 rating that make a phone survive real life. What has changed since 2021 is the price, and that is the whole argument for buying one of our refurbished iPhones rather than a new handset.

Every unit on this page that is currently reduced shows its old price crossed out on the card, so you can see the exact reduction before you click into anything. Right now those reductions sit across the Mini, the standard 13 in both storage sizes, and one Pro Max, while the remaining Pro and Pro Max units are listed at their standard price. Prices move as stock comes in and goes out, so the cards above are the live figure in every case. Our full refurbished iPhone 13 range lists every unit we hold, reduced today or not.

iPhone 13 Mini on Sale

The 5.4-inch Mini is the smallest modern iPhone Apple made, and the last of its kind, since the line ended with this generation. It runs the same A15 Bionic chip and the same dual 12MP cameras as the standard 13, with a smaller screen and around 17 hours of video playback. It is also where this sale starts, so if you are working to a number, the Mini is where to look first, alongside the cheapest iPhone 13 units in stock. If a big phone has always annoyed you, there will not be another one like this.

iPhone 13 on Sale

The standard 13 is the volume seller and usually the sensible pick. A 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display, the A15 Bionic chip, dual 12MP cameras with Night mode and Cinematic mode, and around 19 hours of video playback. Face ID, MagSafe, 5G and the IP68 rating are all here. We list it in 128GB and 512GB, and the jump between them is worth thinking about if you keep photos on the phone rather than in the cloud. If you want to see where the money goes, our iPhone 13 price breakdown sets every model, storage size and grade against each other.

iPhone 13 Pro on Sale

The Pro adds a 120Hz ProMotion display and a third camera. The triple 12MP system brings a 3x telephoto and a LiDAR scanner for faster low-light focus, plus ProRAW and ProRes if you edit afterwards. Battery runs to roughly 22 hours of video, and the frame is stainless steel rather than aluminium. Worth it if you shoot a lot, or if a smooth display is something you notice. We go through the case for it in is it still worth buying an iPhone 13 Pro in 2026.

iPhone 13 Pro Max on Sale

Everything the Pro has, on a 6.7-inch display, with around 28 hours of video playback. That battery is the single strongest reason to pick it, and it is why the Pro Max still gets recommended five years on. Same 120Hz ProMotion display, same triple 12MP cameras with LiDAR, ProRAW and ProRes. If you are weighing it against something newer instead, iPhone 13 vs iPhone 14 is the comparison that settles it for most people.

How Our Sale Prices Work

A reduced price here does not mean a different phone. Every unit goes through the same functional check on battery health, screen, cameras, speakers, buttons and ports, and is graded on cosmetic condition only. Battery health is 80% or above on everything we list, with the actual figure shown on each product page, and our refurbished phone grading guide explains what each grade looks like in the hand.

That testing is the difference between a reduced price and a cheap phone. A marketplace listing can quote any number it likes because nobody has opened the device, which is the distinction our second-hand iPhone 13 page walks through. Here the price comes down and the checks stay the same.

What you get:

  • Up to 12 months warranty, in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law
  • 30-day change of mind return
  • Free delivery Australia-wide on every order
  • Batteries replaced by default on any device below our minimum health standard, so nothing ships under 80%
  • Sold unlocked for Telstra, Optus, Vodafone and the providers that run on them
  • Afterpay and Zip at checkout
  • Melbourne-based support, from the team that tested the phone

A sale price changes none of that.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the iPhone 13 actually reduced right now?

Yes. Reduced units carry a SALE badge and show the old price crossed out next to the current one, so the reduction is visible on the card itself rather than claimed in the text. Units listed at their standard price show a single figure.


What does the crossed-out price on a card mean?

It is the price that unit was listed at before the current reduction. We do not raise a price in order to cross it out, and we do not show Apple's recommended retail price as though it were our own previous price.


Are discounted iPhone 13 units a lower grade?

No. Grade and price are set separately. A reduced unit goes through the same functional testing as every other phone we sell, and its grade describes cosmetic condition only. You will find Like New, Grade A and Grade B units among the reduced stock.


Does a sale price change the warranty or returns?

No. Every phone carries up to 12 months warranty and a 30-day change of mind return whether it is reduced or not, and that sits in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.


How long does the iPhone 13 sale run?

There is no countdown on it. Prices change when stock changes, so a reduced unit stays at that price until it sells or until the listing is updated. Once a particular grade and storage size sells out we cannot always replace it, because refurbished stock arrives in batches rather than on order.