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Is a Refurbished iPhone 15 Pro a Better Buy Than Apple’s iPhone 16E?

Apple’s latest iPhone 16E has launched at £599, offering a budget-friendly alternative within its lineup. However, for a similar price, buyers could instead choose a certified refurbished iPhone 15 Pro, available from £565 on sites like BackMarket—a decision that might provide greater value.

While the iPhone 16E is designed as an entry-level phone, a refurbished iPhone 15 Pro delivers superior performance, featuring an A17 Pro chip, a triple-lens camera system, and a flagship-level experience.

Sam Wilson, Founder of Gadget GoGo, notes: “Many assume buying new is always best, but a refurbished iPhone 15 Pro can offer more power, better features, and even cost less.”

Beyond cost-effectiveness, choosing refurbished technology also supports environmental sustainability. The world faces an ever-growing e-waste crisis, with 62 million tonnes produced in 2022, an 82% rise since 2010. By 2030, this number is set to reach 82 million tonnes, with smartphones playing a major role in this issue.

Wilson further comments: “Every refurbished iPhone sold is one less device wasted and a step toward tackling e-waste. Extending a phone’s lifespan isn’t just good for your wallet—it’s a smarter choice for the planet.”

Thanks to strict refurbishment processes, certified pre-owned iPhones deliver high-end performance while offering a more sustainable alternative to buying new.

For those seeking premium features at a lower cost, a refurbished iPhone 15 Pro may be the best choice.

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