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iPhone 14

Used resale value · updated Oct 16

$252 – $280

Typical $260▼ 3.7% · 35d

$252 lowtypical $260$280 high
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Sep 11Daily median · shaded: low–highOct 16

Middle 50% of 79 used listings on eBay US. Asking prices; sales usually land 10–20% lower.

What moves the price

  1. 01

    The base iPhone 14 kept the same notch design and A15 chip as the 13 — Dynamic Island and the newer A16 chip were Pro-exclusive this generation, an unusually wide base-vs-Pro gap.

  2. 02

    Crash Detection and satellite Emergency SOS debuted this generation — genuine safety features some buyers specifically value, though not usually a major price driver on their own.

  3. 03

    Now two generations behind the current iPhone 16, resale value has stepped down accordingly.

  4. 04

    Still on Lightning, not USB-C — a real, practical downside for buyers who've otherwise moved their accessories to USB-C.

  5. 05

    Storage capacity and battery health remain major price factors, as with any iPhone generation.

  6. 06

    Pro/Pro Max models hold their resale value noticeably better than the base 14 specifically, more than the usual base-vs-Pro gap on other generations.

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The full story

The iPhone 14 introduced Crash Detection and satellite Emergency SOS, but its base model kept the same notch design and A15 chip as the 13 — the bigger jump that generation went to the Pro models specifically, which got Dynamic Island and a new A16 chip first. That's an unusually wide base-vs-Pro gap for this specific generation, more than the 13 before it or the 15 after it.

With two newer generations (15, 16) now shipped, the 14 has moved further down the resale curve — still a genuinely usable, supported iPhone, but priced accordingly.

A general starting point two generations behind current — Pro models specifically hold value better than base 14 models, more so than on most other iPhone generations. Scan yours in Cashd for a configuration-specific estimate.

Used (eBay listings): the iPhone 14 averaged $270 on Sep 11 and $260 on Oct 16, so prices fell 3.7% over 36 days of tracking. The lowest daily median was $260 (Oct 14) and the highest $306 (Sep 14).

Questions

Is there a big difference between the base iPhone 14 and the 14 Pro?

Yes, more than usual — the base model kept the 13's notch design and A15 chip, while Dynamic Island and the newer A16 chip were Pro-exclusive that year, so the resale gap between the two is wider than on most other generations.

Does the iPhone 14 still get software updates?

Yes, it's still within Apple's current multi-year support window, which keeps it genuinely usable and sellable — check Apple's current supported-device list before assuming otherwise.

Is it worth buying a used iPhone 14 over a 13 or 15?

It sits between them on price and features — meaningfully cheaper than a 15 (which has USB-C and Dynamic Island on every model), but with Crash Detection and satellite SOS the 13 doesn't have.

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