How Much is iPhone in Nigeria? Complete Price Guide for All Models (2026)

 

🔔 iPhone price in Nigeria ranges from ₦110,000 to ₦4,700,000 in February 2026. Compare brand new, UK used, and refurbished prices for every iPhone model, including storage variants, specs, and expert recommendations to help you choose the best iPhone for your budget.

You searched for current iPhone prices in Nigeria today — and fortunately, you landed in exactly the right place. The Nigerian iPhone market is, without doubt, a maze. In fact, the same phone can be listed at ₦800,000 on one platform and ₦1,100,000 on another, yet with no explanation why.

That is precisely why TheFamousNaija.com tracks the latest Apple phone prices in Nigeria across every major platform every month — Jumia, Jiji.ng, Slot, Konga, iStore, and Computer Village. As a result, there is no guesswork and no outdated figures here. Whether you are looking for the cheapest iPhone in Nigeria 2026 or, on the other hand, the best flagship money can buy, this page has everything you need — prices, specs, comparisons, buyer guides, and financing options.

 

Complete iPhone Price List Nigeria — All Models, February 2026

iPhone UK used price in Nigeria and brand new prices for every model and storage option. Click “Full Guide →” for the complete breakdown on any model.

 

Series	Model	Storage	Brand New (₦)	UK Used (₦)	Best Place to Buy	Full Guide
▶  iPhone 17 Series (2025)
17 Series	iPhone 17 Pro Max	256GB	₦2,750,000 – ₦3,200,000	₦2,100,000 – ₦2,500,000	iStore / iConnect	Full Guide →
17 Series	iPhone 17 Pro Max	512GB	₦3,400,000 – ₦3,900,000	₦2,600,000 – ₦3,000,000	Pointek / Jumia	Full Guide →
17 Series	iPhone 17 Pro Max	1TB	₦4,100,000 – ₦4,700,000	₦3,200,000 – ₦3,800,000	Computer Village	Full Guide →
17 Series	iPhone 17 Pro	256GB	₦2,200,000 – ₦2,700,000	₦1,700,000 – ₦2,000,000	iConnect / Slot	Full Guide →
17 Series	iPhone 17 Pro	512GB	₦2,800,000 – ₦3,300,000	₦2,100,000 – ₦2,500,000	Jumia / Konga	Full Guide →
17 Series	iPhone 17 Pro	1TB	₦3,500,000 – ₦4,000,000	₦2,700,000 – ₦3,200,000	Authorised Resellers	Full Guide →
17 Series	iPhone 17 Air	256GB	₦1,400,000 – ₦1,800,000	₦1,000,000 – ₦1,300,000	Jumia / iStore	Full Guide →
17 Series	iPhone 17 Air	512GB	₦1,900,000 – ₦2,300,000	₦1,400,000 – ₦1,700,000	Slot / iConnect	Full Guide →
17 Series	iPhone 17	256GB	₦1,100,000 – ₦1,400,000	₦800,000 – ₦1,000,000	Jumia / Jiji	Full Guide →
17 Series	iPhone 17	512GB	₦1,500,000 – ₦1,900,000	₦1,100,000 – ₦1,400,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
▶  iPhone 16 Series (2024)
16 Series	iPhone 16 Pro Max	256GB	₦2,000,000 – ₦2,400,000	₦1,500,000 – ₦1,800,000	Jumia / iStore	Full Guide →
16 Series	iPhone 16 Pro Max	512GB	₦2,500,000 – ₦2,900,000	₦1,900,000 – ₦2,200,000	Slot / Pointek	Full Guide →
16 Series	iPhone 16 Pro Max	1TB	₦3,100,000 – ₦3,600,000	₦2,400,000 – ₦2,800,000	Computer Village	Full Guide →
16 Series	iPhone 16 Pro	256GB	₦1,700,000 – ₦2,000,000	₦1,300,000 – ₦1,600,000	Jumia / Slot	Full Guide →
16 Series	iPhone 16 Pro	512GB	₦2,100,000 – ₦2,500,000	₦1,600,000 – ₦1,900,000	Konga / iConnect	Full Guide →
16 Series	iPhone 16 Pro	1TB	₦2,600,000 – ₦3,000,000	₦2,000,000 – ₦2,400,000	Authorised Resellers	Full Guide →
16 Series	iPhone 16 Plus	128GB	₦1,300,000 – ₦1,600,000	₦950,000 – ₦1,200,000	Jumia / Jiji	Full Guide →
16 Series	iPhone 16 Plus	256GB	₦1,550,000 – ₦1,850,000	₦1,150,000 – ₦1,400,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
16 Series	iPhone 16 Plus	512GB	₦1,900,000 – ₦2,200,000	₦1,450,000 – ₦1,750,000	Computer Village	Full Guide →
16 Series	iPhone 16	128GB	₦1,100,000 – ₦1,350,000	₦800,000 – ₦950,000	Jumia / Jiji	Full Guide →
16 Series	iPhone 16	256GB	₦1,350,000 – ₦1,650,000	₦950,000 – ₦1,150,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
16 Series	iPhone 16	512GB	₦1,650,000 – ₦1,950,000	₦1,200,000 – ₦1,450,000	Pointek	Full Guide →
▶  iPhone 16e (2025)
16e	iPhone 16e	128GB	₦850,000 – ₦1,050,000	₦650,000 – ₦800,000	Jumia / Jiji / Slot	Full Guide →
16e	iPhone 16e	256GB	₦1,050,000 – ₦1,250,000	₦800,000 – ₦980,000	Konga / Pointek	Full Guide →
16e	iPhone 16e	512GB	₦1,300,000 – ₦1,500,000	₦980,000 – ₦1,150,000	Authorised Resellers	Full Guide →
▶  iPhone 15 Series (2023)
15 Series	iPhone 15 Pro Max	256GB	₦1,900,000 – ₦2,300,000	₦1,400,000 – ₦1,700,000	iStore / Slot	Full Guide →
15 Series	iPhone 15 Pro Max	512GB	₦2,300,000 – ₦2,700,000	₦1,700,000 – ₦2,050,000	Jumia / iConnect	Full Guide →
15 Series	iPhone 15 Pro	256GB	₦1,600,000 – ₦1,950,000	₦1,200,000 – ₦1,500,000	Slot / Jumia	Full Guide →
15 Series	iPhone 15 Pro	512GB	₦1,950,000 – ₦2,300,000	₦1,500,000 – ₦1,800,000	Konga / iConnect	Full Guide →
15 Series	iPhone 15 Plus	128GB	₦1,100,000 – ₦1,400,000	₦800,000 – ₦1,000,000	Jumia / Jiji	Full Guide →
15 Series	iPhone 15 Plus	256GB	₦1,350,000 – ₦1,650,000	₦980,000 – ₦1,200,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
15 Series	iPhone 15	128GB	₦950,000 – ₦1,200,000	₦700,000 – ₦900,000	Jumia / Jiji	Full Guide →
15 Series	iPhone 15	256GB	₦1,150,000 – ₦1,450,000	₦850,000 – ₦1,100,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
▶  iPhone 14 Series (2022)
14 Series	iPhone 14 Pro Max	256GB	₦1,500,000 – ₦1,850,000	₦1,000,000 – ₦1,300,000	Jumia / Slot	Full Guide →
14 Series	iPhone 14 Pro Max	512GB	₦1,850,000 – ₦2,200,000	₦1,300,000 – ₦1,600,000	iStore / Konga	Full Guide →
14 Series	iPhone 14 Pro	128GB	₦1,200,000 – ₦1,500,000	₦850,000 – ₦1,100,000	Jumia / Jiji	Full Guide →
14 Series	iPhone 14 Pro	256GB	₦1,400,000 – ₦1,700,000	₦1,000,000 – ₦1,300,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
14 Series	iPhone 14 Plus	128GB	₦850,000 – ₦1,100,000	₦600,000 – ₦800,000	Jumia / Jiji	Full Guide →
14 Series	iPhone 14 Plus	256GB	₦1,050,000 – ₦1,300,000	₦750,000 – ₦950,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
14 Series	iPhone 14	128GB	₦750,000 – ₦950,000	₦500,000 – ₦700,000	Jumia / Jiji	Full Guide →
14 Series	iPhone 14	256GB	₦900,000 – ₦1,150,000	₦620,000 – ₦830,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
▶  iPhone 13 Series (2021)
13 Series	iPhone 13 Pro Max	256GB	₦950,000 – ₦1,200,000	₦700,000 – ₦900,000	Jumia / Jiji	Full Guide →
13 Series	iPhone 13 Pro Max	512GB	₦1,150,000 – ₦1,450,000	₦850,000 – ₦1,100,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
13 Series	iPhone 13 Pro	128GB	₦800,000 – ₦1,000,000	₦600,000 – ₦780,000	Jumia / Jiji	Full Guide →
13 Series	iPhone 13 Pro	256GB	₦950,000 – ₦1,200,000	₦720,000 – ₦920,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
13 Series	iPhone 13	128GB	₦600,000 – ₦800,000	₦450,000 – ₦600,000	Jumia / Jiji	Full Guide →
13 Series	iPhone 13	256GB	₦730,000 – ₦950,000	₦560,000 – ₦730,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
13 Series	iPhone 13 Mini	128GB	₦500,000 – ₦650,000	₦370,000 – ₦480,000	Jiji / Konga	Full Guide →
13 Series	iPhone 13 Mini	256GB	₦600,000 – ₦780,000	₦450,000 – ₦580,000	Jumia / Jiji	Full Guide →
▶  iPhone 12 Series (2020)
12 Series	iPhone 12 Pro Max	256GB	₦650,000 – ₦820,000	₦500,000 – ₦650,000	Jiji / Konga	Full Guide →
12 Series	iPhone 12 Pro Max	512GB	₦780,000 – ₦980,000	₦600,000 – ₦780,000	Slot / Jumia	Full Guide →
12 Series	iPhone 12 Pro	128GB	₦550,000 – ₦720,000	₦420,000 – ₦560,000	Jiji / Jumia	Full Guide →
12 Series	iPhone 12 Pro	256GB	₦650,000 – ₦840,000	₦500,000 – ₦660,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
12 Series	iPhone 12	64GB	₦400,000 – ₦530,000	₦300,000 – ₦400,000	Jiji / Jumia	Full Guide →
12 Series	iPhone 12	128GB	₦460,000 – ₦610,000	₦350,000 – ₦470,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
12 Series	iPhone 12 Mini	64GB	₦320,000 – ₦430,000	₦240,000 – ₦330,000	Jiji / Computer Village	Full Guide →
12 Series	iPhone 12 Mini	128GB	₦380,000 – ₦500,000	₦290,000 – ₦390,000	Jiji / Konga	Full Guide →
▶  iPhone 11 Series (2019)
11 Series	iPhone 11 Pro Max	256GB	₦470,000 – ₦620,000	₦350,000 – ₦470,000	Jiji / Jumia	Full Guide →
11 Series	iPhone 11 Pro Max	512GB	₦560,000 – ₦730,000	₦420,000 – ₦560,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
11 Series	iPhone 11 Pro	256GB	₦400,000 – ₦540,000	₦300,000 – ₦420,000	Jiji / Jumia	Full Guide →
11 Series	iPhone 11 Pro	512GB	₦480,000 – ₦630,000	₦360,000 – ₦490,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
11 Series	iPhone 11	64GB	₦290,000 – ₦400,000	₦210,000 – ₦300,000	Jiji / Jumia	Full Guide →
11 Series	iPhone 11	128GB	₦340,000 – ₦460,000	₦250,000 – ₦350,000	Slot / Jiji	Full Guide →
11 Series	iPhone 11	256GB	₦390,000 – ₦520,000	₦290,000 – ₦400,000	Konga / Computer Village	Full Guide →
▶  iPhone SE & Older Models
SE / Older	iPhone SE 3rd Gen	64GB	₦320,000 – ₦430,000	₦240,000 – ₦330,000	Jumia / Slot	Full Guide →
SE / Older	iPhone SE 3rd Gen	128GB	₦380,000 – ₦490,000	₦290,000 – ₦390,000	Slot / Konga	Full Guide →
SE / Older	iPhone SE 2nd Gen	64GB	₦200,000 – ₦290,000	₦150,000 – ₦210,000	Jiji / Computer Village	Full Guide →
SE / Older	iPhone SE 2nd Gen	128GB	₦240,000 – ₦330,000	₦180,000 – ₦250,000	Jiji / Konga	Full Guide →
SE / Older	iPhone XS Max	256GB	₦280,000 – ₦380,000	₦200,000 – ₦290,000	Jiji / Computer Village	Full Guide →
SE / Older	iPhone XS	256GB	₦240,000 – ₦330,000	₦170,000 – ₦250,000	Jiji / Computer Village	Full Guide →
SE / Older	iPhone XR	128GB	₦220,000 – ₦310,000	₦160,000 – ₦230,000	Jiji / Computer Village	Full Guide →
SE / Older	iPhone X	256GB	₦180,000 – ₦260,000	₦130,000 – ₦190,000	Jiji / Computer Village	Full Guide →

 

⚠️  UK Used = phones from the UK market, typically near-new condition. Nigerian Used = locally-owned second-hand. Always verify battery health, IMEI & iCloud lock before paying.

 

iPhone Specs Comparison 2026 — Key Models Side by Side

Prices tell you what things cost, but specs tell you what you are actually getting. To help you compare, use this table to review the most popular iPhone models currently available in Nigeria across the five features that matter most to everyday buyers.

 

Model	Chip	Main Camera	Display	Battery	5G	iOS Support
iPhone 17 Pro Max	A19 Pro	48MP + 48MP + 12MP	6.9″ OLED 120Hz	4,685mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 19+
iPhone 17 Pro	A19 Pro	48MP + 48MP + 12MP	6.3″ OLED 120Hz	3,730mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 19+
iPhone 17 Air	A19	48MP	6.6″ OLED 120Hz	3,149mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 19+
iPhone 17	A19	48MP + 12MP	6.1″ OLED 120Hz	3,577mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 19+
iPhone 16 Pro Max	A18 Pro	48MP + 48MP + 12MP	6.9″ OLED 120Hz	4,685mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 19+
iPhone 16 Pro	A18 Pro	48MP + 48MP + 12MP	6.3″ OLED 120Hz	3,582mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 19+
iPhone 16	A18	48MP + 12MP	6.1″ OLED 60Hz	3,561mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 19+
iPhone 16e	A16	48MP	6.1″ OLED 60Hz	3,279mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 19+
iPhone 15 Pro Max	A17 Pro	48MP + 12MP + 12MP	6.7″ OLED 120Hz	4,422mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 18+
iPhone 15	A16	48MP + 12MP	6.1″ OLED 60Hz	3,349mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 18+
iPhone 14 Pro Max	A16	48MP + 12MP + 12MP	6.7″ OLED 120Hz	4,323mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 18+
iPhone 14	A15	12MP + 12MP	6.1″ OLED 60Hz	3,279mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 18+
iPhone 13	A15	12MP + 12MP	6.1″ OLED 60Hz	3,227mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 18+
iPhone 12	A14	12MP + 12MP	6.1″ OLED 60Hz	2,815mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 18+
iPhone 11	A13	12MP + 12MP	6.1″ LCD 60Hz	3,110mAh	❌ No	iOS 18
iPhone SE 3rd Gen	A15	12MP	4.7″ LCD 60Hz	2,018mAh	✅ Yes	iOS 18+

 

📌  Higher mAh = longer battery life. 120Hz = smoother scrolling. OLED = richer colours vs LCD. 5G = faster mobile internet (when available in your area).

 

Which iPhone Should You Buy in Nigeria in 2026?

Your budget determines your options. But within your budget, your use case determines the winner. Here is our honest recommendation for every Nigerian buyer segment — from the first-time iPhone buyer to the power user who wants the absolute best.

 

Your Budget	Best iPhone	Why We Recommend It	Where to Buy
Under ₦300,000	iPhone 11 (128GB)	Still capable in 2026 for WhatsApp, social media, and decent photos. Gets iOS 18. Avoid anything below 80% battery health.	Jiji / Computer Village
₦300k – ₦600k	iPhone 12 or 13 Mini	5G capable, solid cameras, and still receiving updates. The 13 Mini is the better choice if size is fine. Great for students and light users.	Jiji / Jumia
₦600k – ₦1M	iPhone 13 Pro Max or 14	At ₦700,000–850,000 UK used, the 13 Pro Max offers ProMotion, 3x zoom, and stunning cameras that still beat mid-range Android phones in 2026.	Jiji / Slot
₦1M – ₦2M	iPhone 14 Pro Max or 16	This is the sweet spot for serious buyers. The 14 Pro Max UK used at ₦1–1.3M gives flagship 2022 performance. The iPhone 16 new at ₦1.1M gives latest AI features.	Jumia / Slot
Unlimited Budget	iPhone 17 Pro Max	The absolute best camera system, longest battery life, and most future-proof device in Nigeria today. If money is not the constraint, this is the answer.	iStore / iConnect

 

iPhone Model Comparisons — Is It Worth Upgrading?

These are the three comparisons Nigerians search for most. Each section gives you a direct answer on whether the upgrade is worth the extra naira.

 

iPhone16 vs iPhone 17 — What’s the Difference?

Feature	iPhone 16	iPhone 17	Winner
Chip	A18	A19	iPhone 17 ✅
Main Camera	48MP	48MP (improved sensor)	iPhone 17 ✅
Display	6.1″ OLED 60Hz	6.1″ OLED 120Hz	iPhone 17 ✅
Battery Life	3,561mAh	3,577mAh	Similar
5G	Yes	Yes	Tie 🤝
Price (UK Used)	₦800,000 – ₦950,000	₦800,000 – ₦1,000,000	Similar
Verdict	—	—	iPhone 17 for the 120Hz screen. Worth it if budget allows.

 

iPhone 15 Pro vs iPhone14 Pro — Worth Upgrading in Nigeria?

Feature	iPhone 14 Pro	iPhone 15 Pro	Winner
Chip	A16	A17 Pro	iPhone 15 Pro ✅
USB Charging	Lightning	USB-C	iPhone 15 Pro ✅
Camera	48MP Triple	48MP Triple (better zoom)	iPhone 15 Pro ✅
Titanium Frame	Stainless Steel	Titanium (lighter)	iPhone 15 Pro ✅
Price (UK Used)	₦850,000 – ₦1,100,000	₦1,200,000 – ₦1,500,000	iPhone 14 Pro ✅
Verdict	—	—	USB-C alone makes 15 Pro the better buy if budget allows. Otherwise 14 Pro is excellent value.

 

iPhone 13 vs iPhone 14 in Nigeria — Which is Better Value?

Feature	iPhone 13	iPhone 14	Winner
Chip	A15	A15 (same chip)	Tie 🤝
Crash Detection	No	Yes	iPhone 14 ✅
Emergency SOS	No Satellite	Satellite SOS	iPhone 14 ✅
Front Camera	12MP f/2.2	12MP f/1.9 (better low light)	iPhone 14 ✅
Price Gap (UK Used)	₦450,000	₦500,000 – ₦700,000	iPhone 13 ✅
Verdict	—	—	Same chip means similar performance. Choose iPhone 13 to save ₦50k–150k or 14 for the better selfie camera.

 

Can You Buy an iPhone on Installment in Nigeria?

Yes — and more Nigerians are doing it. If you need an iPhone now but don’t have the full amount, these are the most trusted financing options available as of February 2026.

 

Platform	How It Works	Typical Interest	Best For
EasyBuy	Select devices at partner stores, pay a deposit and spread balance over 3–12 months	15–25% per annum	Mid-range iPhones (12, 13)
CDcare	Pay weekly or monthly instalments through the app after an initial deposit	0% interest on some devices	iPhone 11 to iPhone 14
Carbon (Paylater)	Apply via the Carbon app, get instant credit, buy from any store	3–5% monthly	Any iPhone — flexible
Jumia Pay Later	Available on checkout for selected Jumia listings — split into 3 payments	Varies by bank	New iPhones on Jumia
Palmpay Finance	In-app financing for devices from partner merchants	5–10% service fee	Budget iPhones up to ₦500k

 

💡  OUR ADVICE: CDcare’s 0% interest option (where available) is the best deal. Always calculate the total repayment amount before signing up — some providers advertise low rates but include hidden fees that push effective interest above 30%.

 

Why iPhone Prices Change in Nigeria — A Price Analyst’s Explanation

Most blogs simply list prices. However, we go a step further and explain why prices move. After all, understanding the forces behind iPhone price changes in Nigeria is what separates a smart buyer from someone who overpays by ₦200,000.

1. The Dollar–Naira Exchange Rate

Above all, this is the single biggest price driver. iPhones are priced globally in US dollars. You can confirm official global pricing directly on Apple’s website:
https://www.apple.com/iphone/

Therefore, every time the naira weakens against the dollar, iPhone prices in Nigeria rise — sometimes almost overnight. For real-time exchange rate data, buyers often monitor:
https://www.abokifx.com/

For example, the naira moved from around ₦800/$1 in early 2024 to over ₦1,600/$1 by mid-2024. As a result, iPhone prices nearly doubled within 12 months.

Conversely, when the naira stabilises or strengthens slightly — as seen in early 2026 at around ₦1,580/$1 — prices typically plateau or dip modestly.

 

2. Import Route — Official vs Grey Market

In addition to exchange rates, the import channel significantly affects pricing. Authorised resellers such as:

• iStore Nigeria – https://istore.com.ng/
• iConnect Nigeria – https://iconnectng.com/
• Slot Nigeria – https://slot.ng/

import directly through Apple’s official supply chain.

Consequently, they pay full import duties and VAT, which can add 15–25% to the final cost.

On the other hand, grey market importers source devices through less formal routes — typically from Dubai, the UK, or China — and pass some savings to buyers. This is why the same iPhone 16 Pro can be significantly cheaper at:

• Computer Village

than at iStore Nigeria.

 

3. UK Used vs New vs Nigerian Used

Beyond import routes, condition and usage history also shape pricing. UK-used phones enter Nigeria from the UK trade-in and resale market. Typically, they are 6–18 months old, often in near-new condition, and sell at 20–35% below brand-new prices.

To compare new vs used listings across sellers, many buyers check platforms like:
https://www.jumia.com.ng/
https://www.konga.com/

Meanwhile, Nigerian-used phones have a local usage history and usually sell at 40–55% below new prices.

Importantly, the price gap reflects perceived condition risk. Buyers generally pay more for UK-used models because the sourcing is seen as more reliable.

 

4. Seasonal Demand Spikes

In addition to structural factors, timing plays a major role. Three periods consistently push iPhone prices upward in Nigeria:

• December festive season
• Ramadan (April–May)
• Back-to-school (August–September)

During these periods, demand spikes, stock thins out, and prices can rise by 10–20%.

Therefore, the smartest time to buy is usually January–February or June–July, when demand is lower and sellers are more open to negotiation.

 

5. New iPhone Launch Effect

Finally, new product announcements create predictable price shifts. When Apple Inc. unveils a new iPhone — typically every September — older model prices drop as retailers rush to clear stock. You can follow official launch announcements at:
https://www.apple.com/newsroom/

Historically, August through October is when buyers can secure the best deals on one-generation-old models. For example, iPhone 15 prices fell noticeably after the iPhone 16 was announced in September 2024.

In short, once you understand these five forces — exchange rates, import channels, condition differences, seasonal demand, and launch cycles — you stop reacting to prices and start predicting them.

 

🎯  NAIJA BUYING INTELLIGENCE: Buy one generation behind the latest at launch time in September–October. You get near-current performance at 20–30% lower cost. That’s your naira working hardest.

 

Our Best Value Picks — February 2026

🏅 BEST BUDGET iPhone 16e 128GB UK Used — ₦650,000–800,000. Brand-new design, A16 chip, 5G, Apple Intelligence. The smartest first iPhone buy in Nigeria in 2026.

✅ BEST MID-RANGE iPhone 14 Pro Max 256GB UK Used — ₦1,000,000–1,300,000. Dynamic Island, 48MP camera, ProMotion display — all for under ₦1.3M. Exceptional value.

🏆 BEST FLAGSHIP iPhone 17 256GB Brand New — ₦1,100,000–1,400,000. Latest A19 chip, 48MP camera, 120Hz display, 5G — the best new phone you can buy in Nigeria today.

 

Where to Buy iPhones in Nigeria

Where you buy is as important as what you buy. Here is our honest platform breakdown:

 

Platform	Best For	Price Level	Trust Rating
Jumia Nigeria	New & flash sales	Mid–High	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jiji.ng	UK-used & Nigerian-used	Lowest	⭐⭐⭐ (verify)
Konga	New with return policy	Mid	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Slot Nigeria	New with warranty	Standard	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
iStore Nigeria	Brand new, authorised	Highest	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Computer Village	Negotiate open market deals	Lowest new	⭐⭐⭐ (haggle)

 

7 Things to Check Before You Pay for Any iPhone in Nigeria

 

📚 Explore Every iPhone Model — Full Price Guides

Each link opens a dedicated page with complete prices, storage comparisons, city-by-city data, buying tips, and our verdict for that specific model.

📱 iPhone 17 Series (2025)

👉 How Much is iPhone 17 Pro Max in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 17 Pro in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 17 Air in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 17 in Nigeria?

📱 iPhone 16e (2025)

👉 How Much is iPhone 16e in Nigeria?

📱 iPhone 16 Series (2024)

👉 How Much is iPhone 16 Pro Max in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 16 Pro in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 16 Plus in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 16 in Nigeria?

📱 iPhone 15 Series (2023)

👉 How Much is iPhone 15 Pro Max in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 15 Pro in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 15 Plus in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 15 in Nigeria?

📱 iPhone 14 Series (2022)

👉 How Much is iPhone 14 Pro Max in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 14 Pro in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 14 Plus in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 14 in Nigeria?

📱 iPhone 13 Series (2021)

👉 How Much is iPhone 13 Pro Max in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 13 Pro in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 13 in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 13 Mini in Nigeria?

📱 iPhone 12 Series (2020)

👉 How Much is iPhone 12 Pro Max in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 12 Pro in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 12 in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 12 Mini in Nigeria?

📱 iPhone 11 Series (2019)

👉 How Much is iPhone 11 Pro Max in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 11 Pro in Nigeria?

👉 How Much is iPhone 11 in Nigeria?

📱 iPhone SE & Older Models

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Frequently Asked Questions — iPhone Prices in Nigeria

Below are the most common questions Nigerians ask about buying iPhones. To make things clearer, we’ve provided verified answers — so you can make informed decisions without guesswork.

What is the current iPhone price in Nigeria today?

As of February 2026, iPhone prices in Nigeria range widely depending on model and condition. For example, a used iPhone XR starts around ₦110,000, while a brand-new iPhone 17 Pro Max can cost up to ₦4,700,000.

However, the most active and popular price range falls between ₦500,000 and ₦1,300,000. Within this bracket, buyers typically choose UK-used iPhone 13 Pro Max through iPhone 14 Pro Max models. For a detailed breakdown, refer to the full price table above for all current iPhone prices in February 2026.

 

What is the cheapest iPhone in Nigeria 2026?

If you’re looking for the most affordable iPhone that still receives iOS updates, the iPhone SE (2nd generation) is currently the lowest-priced option, selling between ₦150,000 and ₦220,000 (used).

On the other hand, if you prefer buying brand-new, the iPhone 16e starts at around ₦850,000 new or ₦650,000 UK-used. Consequently, it stands as the most affordable new-generation iPhone available right now.

 

Which iPhone gives the best value for money in Nigeria?

For most Nigerians, the iPhone 14 Pro Max (UK-used, 256GB) priced between ₦1,000,000 and ₦1,300,000 offers the strongest balance between flagship performance and reasonable cost.

Meanwhile, for tighter budgets, the iPhone 16e UK-used (₦650,000–₦800,000) stands out as the smartest 2025/2026 budget pick. In other words, it delivers modern features without stretching your budget too far.

 

Why are UK-used iPhone prices in Nigeria lower than new ones?

Simply put, UK-used iPhones are more affordable because they were previously owned and traded in within the UK market. Typically, these devices enter Nigeria about 6–18 months after their original purchase and often arrive in near-new condition.

Therefore, the 20–35% price reduction mainly reflects prior ownership rather than defects. In fact, most UK-used iPhones remain in excellent working condition when properly inspected.

 

Is it safe to buy a UK-used iPhone in Nigeria?

Yes — provided you follow a proper verification process. Generally speaking, UK-used phones are reliable and frequently arrive in excellent condition.

That said, the biggest risk comes from buying through unverified sellers. For this reason, always check the IMEI, confirm battery health (minimum 80%), verify iCloud lock status, and test Face ID functionality before making payment.

 

Which iPhones still receive iOS security updates in 2026?

As of 2026, the iPhone 11 and newer models receive iOS 18 updates. In contrast, the iPhone XS and older devices no longer receive security updates.

Therefore, if security, banking apps compatibility, and long-term software support are important to you, it’s advisable to choose an iPhone 12 or any newer model.

 

 

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