How much would an iPhone 6 sell for after 1-2 months of use?

[EvilYoda]

So aside from selling it NIB, how much could I expect to sell a 32GB iPhone 6 (non-Plus) for after fooling around with it for a month or two?

I want to give iOS another try, especially with the new integration between phone and computer, third-party keyboards, larger screen, and better notification screen. I'll really miss widgets and stuff but as much as I like fiddling with Android and ROMs, I would also like a phone that "just works".

So, starting with an MSRP of $749 (I think), after 1-2 months of use in a case (sigh), do you think I'd still be able to get $600 for it? More than likely I'll switch to a Moto X if I decide that an Apple phone still isn't for me and that would be more than enough.

 

[JAG87]

$600? People will be lucky to find one 1-2 months from now, up here in Canada I think most buyers would go for MSRP without sales tax... rofl. At least $700. Also 32GB does NOT exist.

 

[boomhower]

Assuming either AT&T or Verizon, $500ish. Maybe towards $600 tops. The regular 6 isn't going to be that hard to come by. You can still order one now and it will ship in a week or so. Historically that will only get shorter. Those that are going to be impatient and pay a premium will have already done it by the time your ready to sell. Now if you want a better chance of coming close to breaking even get a Plus. They are pushed back to about a month now so much better chance of still finding someone willing to pay a premium.

 

[EvilYoda]

Hmmm, interesting. Oh well.

(JAG87, thanks...64GB. My OnePlus 64GB cost $349, LOL)

 

[Tomatos100]

I think you would get $600-630, but not much more than that...

 

[sciencewhiz]

Verizon

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