Apple Canada Restocks Refurbished iPhone 16e and iPhone 15 Pro From $659
Apple has added more refurbished iPhones to its Canadian online store today, according to checks by iPhone in Canada, including the iPhone 16e starting at $659.
That makes the refurbished iPhone 16e 128GB $160 cheaper than Apple’s refurbished iPhone 15 128GB, which recently jumped to $819. The refurbished iPhone 16e has also seen a price increase compared to this summer, and is now $30 more expensive than before.
The latest refurbished lineup includes:
- iPhone 16e 128GB: $659
- iPhone 16e 256GB: $789
- iPhone 16e 512GB: $1,049
- iPhone 15 Pro 128GB: $989
- iPhone 15 Pro 256GB: $1,099
- iPhone 15 Pro 1TB: $1,609
- iPhone 15 Pro Max 256GB: $1,239
- iPhone 15 Pro Max 1TB: $1,749
The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max are available in several titanium finishes depending on storage, including Black, White, Blue and Natural Titanium.
The iPhone 16e is currently listed in Black.
Last week, Apple quietly raised the price of the refurbished iPhone 15 128GB to $819, up from $719 after the iPhone 17 lineup launched in September 2025.
That makes the new $659 refurbished iPhone 16e one of the cheaper ways to buy a recent iPhone directly from Apple in Canada. Grandma, start the car.
Apple Certified Refurbished iPhones go through full functional testing and inspection, and Apple says refurbished iOS devices receive a new battery and outer shell. They also include a one-year limited warranty.
For anyone who doesn’t need the latest iPhone 18 Pro hardware, the refurbished store seems to be the cheapest way to jump into a new iPhone outright, even with the recent price hikes. The iPhone 16e offers a newer A18 chip, Apple Intelligence and better battery life, while the iPhone 15 gives you a more complete package with MagSafe, Dynamic Island and an ultrawide camera.
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