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Used Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max Price Tracker

Median asking price for a used iPhone 13 Pro Max, indexed across Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, eBay, and more — updated daily.

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Listings tracked
across the marketplaces we watch · 30d
$405
Median asking price
avg $414 · last 30 days
+105
New in last 7 days
fresh supply · strong flow

This page indexes what sellers are actually asking for a used Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max smartphone right now. The number you see is the median asking price — not a sold price, not a store price, not a trade-in quote. It reflects the middle of what real sellers have listed today, and it updates daily as new listings come in and old ones disappear.

Supply sits at a moderate depth, and a large share of active listings were posted in the last 7 days, which means the index is drawing on fresh seller intent. Price drops are rare — only a sliver of listings have been reduced — so sellers are largely holding their opening asks. The spread is wide: the dearest listings ask far more than the cheapest. Even so, the average and median sit almost on top of each other, which means the pool is symmetric and the median is a reliable anchor rather than a distorted one.

Most listings cluster through the middle bands, with only small shares at the very top and very bottom of the range. The pool is also tight in configuration — almost all listings are for the same device in roughly the same condition, so the median genuinely represents what you are likely to find, not an average of wildly different things.

Median asking price · trend

Daily median asking price, last 30 days. Last rebuilt .

The 90-day trend line fills in here as daily history accrues — check back over the next few days.

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What a used Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max smartphone is listed for

asking price · last 30 days
12
$215–$267
10
$267–$319
33
$319–$371
26
$371–$423
26
$423–$475
24
$475–$526
9
$526–$578
10
$578–$630

Distinct Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max smartphone listings by asking price. Outliers trimmed so the bands stay readable — the busiest band is highlighted.

Where the listings are

per-marketplace median
MarketplaceMedian askingShare of listings
Facebookmost listings$389
30%
OfferUp$450
29%
eBay$419
19%
Mercari$450
10%
Poshmark$330
7%
Craigslist$430
2%
Depop$280
2%

Supply is spread across marketplaces. Facebook Marketplace and OfferUp each carry a large share of active listings, making them the dominant sources in this index. eBay and Craigslist each contribute a small share and are roughly level with each other. Mercari and Craigslist are also roughly level, each accounting for only a sliver of supply. DealHunter watches all 8 marketplaces — eBay, Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, Mercari, Poshmark, Craigslist, Depop, and Vinted — though Poshmark, Depop, and Vinted returned no qualifying listings for this product at the last index run.

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Buying a used Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max — quick answers

How much does a used iPhone 13 Pro Max cost right now?+
The daily stats at the top of this page show the current median asking price. The spread is wide — the cheapest listings and the dearest are far apart — but the median and average sit close together, which means the middle of the market is stable and a reliable reference point. Check the distribution chart to see where most listings actually land before you decide what to offer.
Is this a sold price or just what sellers are asking?+
These are asking prices only — what sellers have listed the phone for, not what a buyer actually paid. Sold-price data comes from completed transaction records, which this index does not use. Asking prices tend to run higher than final sale prices, especially when price drops are rare, as they are in this pool right now. Use the median as a ceiling to negotiate from, not a floor.
How do I get notified when an iPhone 13 Pro Max drops below my target price?+
Set a target price using the alert form on this page. DealHunter watches all 8 marketplaces — eBay, Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, Mercari, Poshmark, Craigslist, Depop, and Vinted — and tells you when a listing goes under your number. You pick the price; DealHunter watches the listings so you do not have to.
Which marketplaces does DealHunter watch for this phone?+
DealHunter watches 8 marketplaces: eBay, Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, Mercari, Poshmark, Craigslist, Depop, and Vinted. For the iPhone 13 Pro Max, the active supply is currently concentrated on Facebook Marketplace and OfferUp, with smaller shares on eBay and Craigslist. Alerts still watch all 8, so you will be covered if supply shifts to a marketplace that is quiet today.
Why are some iPhone 13 Pro Max listings excluded from the index?+
The matcher strips out listings for cases, screen protectors, chargers, cables, mounts, skins, and similar accessories. It also drops listings explicitly for broken, cracked, water-damaged, iCloud-locked, or bad-IMEI devices, as well as parts-only and empty-box listings. A price floor removes anything listed too low to be a working handset. This keeps the median honest — it reflects complete, usable phones, not a mix of phones and accessories.
The spread is wide — what does that mean for buyers?+
A wide spread means the cheapest listings and the dearest listings are far apart in price. The good news is that the median and average are close together, so the market is symmetric rather than skewed by a handful of outliers. Most listings sit in the middle bands. If you see something at the low end, check the listing carefully — condition, storage size, and carrier lock status are the most common reasons a phone is priced well below the median.

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