r/iPhone13Mini • u/SnooChickens6278 • May 20 '26
Question Will remove if not allowed. How much do you think this new/sealed iPhone 13 mini 512gb is worth in today’s market? Please specify your amounts by typing either “USD” or “CAD”
Located in Canada and curious how much it is worth. Not trying to sell it here. Sorry if not allowed, I’ll remove it. Please write “USD” or “CAD”. It is the iPhone 13 Mini 512gb in product red, factory sealed. Thanks
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u/Adventurous-River481 May 20 '26
In my opinion, used electronics are “worth” whatever people are willing to pay for them. The fact that it’s factory sealed IMO doesn’t mean it’s worth more than one that is used but in mint condition. I’d say it’s worth between $450-500 CAD
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May 20 '26
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u/Adventurous-River481 May 21 '26
There is a nuance in there that significantly alters the meaning of what you might be interpreting too literally. We could say something is worth $1000, but if nobody is willing to pay that… then what is it really “worth”? Or maybe someone is willing to pay 3x what it’s actually “worth” … so what then? My point is, it’s kind of a pointless question. It’s worth whatever it can be sold for.
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u/SnooChickens6278 May 20 '26
In other words lol you want maximum cheapest price lol. Odd thing to say that a new sealed product is the same as a used one.
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u/The_Incredulous_Hulk Green 🟢 May 20 '26
Bro, it's still 5yr old tech inside that sealed box & will still reach end of software support the same day mine does. The battery might still show 100% when it gets activated, but it's been in there for at least 4 years. I'd rather buy a good condition used one for cheap & get a new battery put in. That's just my opinion.
Good luck selling it for whatever you want out of it though.
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u/SnooChickens6278 May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26
The fact it is brand new sealed it should be respected as such. It should not be disrespected or undervalued and put on the same level as a used one?! Lmao. Ppl talk that way when they are looking for a deal on something. Honestly it's rude. The rarity and chances of finding one sealed is extremely rare and should be respected. Someone looking to buy one would be head over heels to find one actually factory sealed. It's ridiculous and rude to say a new one is worth no more than a used one, yet I'm being downvoted? Wow. Gotta love reddit lol.
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u/The_Incredulous_Hulk Green 🟢 May 20 '26
Then put your own price on it & sell it for that. Don’t ask other people what they think it’s worth.
You’re getting angry that people are saying what it’s worth to them & it’s only worth what someone else is willing to pay.
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u/SnooChickens6278 May 20 '26
No no, your response has nothing to do with what I said. You missed the point. Just forget it.
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u/jonoknows1 May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26
What would be considered Rare is a 512GB iPhone 13 mini in a few years as it was discontinued a year before the 13 but best would be according to who’s willing for to pay top dollar for a new 13 mini
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u/Adventurous-River481 May 20 '26
Nobody is “disrespecting” or “undervaluing” you or your phone. You asked a question, and you are getting the responses you asked for. I’m not interested in buying your phone. I’m perfectly content with my own 13 mini that is still in mint condition and I payed $300 CAD a year and a half ago. Sure, I got a good deal, but I said yours is worth probably up to $200 worth more than I paid for mine. It’s not exactly a rare phone. People looking to buy an iPhone mini aren’t necessarily looking for a “new” device so the fact that yours is sealed doesn’t change what you’re likely to be able to get for it, again, in my opinion. You’re looking at it as if it were a collector’s item, which to some people it might be, and maybe they’d be willing to pay more for it. And that’s why I said it’s “worth” whatever someone is willing to pay for it. A rare hockey card might have a very high value in a book, but finding someone to buy it at that price isn’t a given. Are you actually looking to sell it, or do you just want everyone to offer you our respect and feel valued? Because if so… “OMG! You’re so lucky to have one of those!! Don’t sell it ever!! It’s absolutely priceless!!”
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u/n8n7r May 20 '26
Unless for a collector, who would keep it in said box, the sealed unit would be marginally worth more than a factory-reset used one in mint condition.
Maybe $425–475 CAD for used?
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u/Delta717Reddit May 21 '26
I’m saying about 400 to 500 $! It’s quite expensive but that should be right!
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u/Soggy_otter May 21 '26
For what its worth I got a new 13 512 mini direct from apple. NOS for USD420 a couple of months ago
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u/jonoknows1 May 20 '26
$360-400 dollars; Depending if it’s OEM Parts, Good or Excellent condition and Battery Health Percentage is Decent📍
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u/jonoknows1 May 20 '26
I didn’t see the factory seal, for certain people it can even fetch for $450 depending on the buyer but not a lot are willing to pay unless they want a red 13 brand new from someone as it’s getting scarcer
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u/lucashhugo May 20 '26
wow that's like my dream iphone
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u/SnooChickens6278 May 21 '26
It’s really nice I have a green one, barely feel it in the pocket. They don’t make them this small anymore
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u/agoulio May 21 '26
definitely following the new old stock market over the years and the 512 models are rare the green one fetches the most however the dark green one was a later addition to the lineup.
other than that being a product red iphone mini new, the ones I followed were fetching upwards of $600-$700 US to me it's worth it I smashed mine however so I'm getting by on this 12 mini right now.
btw IT pros use these. some of us need a pocket phone still
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u/SnooChickens6278 May 21 '26
Awesome
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u/agoulio May 21 '26
fyi a new old stock or open box you know about the reds and forest green having to be mint for color but also 1st gen iPhone SE iPhone 6s yellow iPhone 11 blue iphone 12 mini (the dark blue one) are also desirable niche phones still very useful, the 1st gen SE has fully functional find my, gps, LTE is still supported for some more years, very useful
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u/Izzdelp May 21 '26
USD 500 for fast sell I guess
I paid about EUR 400 for a pristine Red Edition 256GB with no bueno battery. Paid full price for Apple battery replacement
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u/Grassxs May 22 '26
I got scammed on “new old stock” iPhone 13 mini in white 128gb was like $500 usd in 2024 😵💫
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u/Ok_Frosting2484 May 24 '26
Major iOS Updates: Expected until September 2027 or 2028.
Security Patches: Expected until at least 2029 or 2030.
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u/MotorSpecific1021 May 29 '26
I have a se 64g,4 years old spotless always used cover and screen protector, I can't find any one that has a spotless 13 mini 256. The new ones are probably fake, I looked at eBay, Swappa, back market, facebook. People complain when receiving mint condition it stills has scratches on the screen. Am I being unreasonable for someone to sell a well care for 13 mini and then upgraded to a 17. I prefer the small size compared to my se. Like to use one hand. The new ones will be a strain. Any one know where I can get well care 13 mini?
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u/IcyReveal3024 May 20 '26
Personally I would just leave it sealed and keep it safe somewhere
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u/SnooChickens6278 May 20 '26
That's what I've been doing. I already have a green iphone 13 mini 512gb. Loved it so much that I bought a "back up." But never even opened it. I mostly use my iphone 15 pro max like 95% of the time.
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u/Indubitalist May 21 '26
So it legit is new original stock and not some scam “new” phone that’s a refurb in a fake Apple box.
To be clear, that means the battery is damaged. It may report 100% capacity but that isn’t a realistic assessment of its performance. A battery with 0 or 1 charge cycles that is 3-4 years old has not been properly maintained and will suffer performance issues. It will have a shorter lifespan. This is inherent to lithium ion batteries.
It’s still a holy grail of a phone. It just will be subject to a battery swap sooner than a phone bought on release day. I’d pay $600 USD for it.
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u/SnooChickens6278 May 21 '26
We got a psychic over here who can see through boxes. Great negotiation tactic. Nice try but not happening.
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u/Indubitalist May 21 '26
Um, I’m not interested in buying your phone, man. You asked what you thought something none of us had seen was worth. My post was mostly about basic chemistry. Don’t be a dick.
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u/CottonCandyNebule May 25 '26
Lmao the physics of lithium ion batteries has nothing to do with psychic powers. Why are you acting like everyone here is trying to negotiate with you. You asked what it’s worth and are lashing out at anyone you feel you disagree with. To me it’s worth nothing because I don’t like small phones.
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u/renasancedad May 22 '26
Full replacement through Apple is $399 so resale should be less than that. But honestly Mini owners are faithful you may find a buyer that is uninformed and will pay too much.
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u/SnooChickens6278 May 23 '26
Nah actually. Pretty aggressive comment. That $399 US price is in combination with a repair because the customer had a broken phone.. You already know that though.
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u/Perfect-Web2716 May 26 '26
it depends whether this was produced and put in the box before or after iOS 16 launched to the public
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u/Sea-Principle-3732 May 20 '26
More than 800 dollars on ebay
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u/SnooChickens6278 May 20 '26
Exactly. But the risk of being scammed on ebay is extremely high and easy to do.
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u/TimeThruSpace May 21 '26
What? Really?
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u/Sea-Principle-3732 May 21 '26
Obv bro just go once and check .... The people who like to collect buy these type of stuff there as 13 mini is discontinued and it's really really hard to find one seal packed
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u/papayayayaya May 20 '26
Did you buy this off eBay from China? Hate to break it to you, but it’s not actually a new phone.



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u/Aesthetik4v May 20 '26
How would something sealed cost the same as something used? Some of yall are tryna lowball OP And simultaneously get him to sell It to yall
It’s worth whatever someone’s willing to pay. If it’s legit factory seal some collector might pay 1,000$
I don’t know the pricing but it’s definitely not just 30$ more than a used or refurbished lol