
Refurbished price:€443.00
Versus €1,489.00 new

Refurbished price:€428.00
Versus €979.00 new
Ratings
The iPhone 14 Pro Max, released in September 2022, and the iPhone 15 Plus, launched in September 2023, represent different tiers within Apple's smartphone offerings. While both devices feature large displays and the same operating system, the iPhone 14 Pro Max was a flagship 'Pro' model of its generation, offering advanced display and camera capabilities, whereas the iPhone 15 Plus is a larger, more accessible model from the subsequent generation, introducing a modern port and an updated main camera for its class.
When considering the practical lifespan of these devices, several factors come into play, including software support, physical durability, and ease of repair.
Year of Release
Compatible with latest Update
OS
Foldable
Both the iPhone 14 Pro Max and the iPhone 15 Plus deliver robust performance for daily tasks and demanding applications, powered by the same advanced processor.
Memory
Both smartphones feature large, high-quality displays, but there are key differences in their underlying technology and capabilities.
Resolution
Screen type
Both devices offer advanced camera systems capable of capturing high-quality photos and videos, though the 'Pro' model includes additional features.
Main camera
Front camera
Beyond core performance and display, several practical elements differentiate these two large-screen iPhones.
Weight
Screen size (in)
Network
SIM card
Carrier compatibility
Connector
User feedback for the iPhone 14 Pro Max often praises its exceptional display, particularly the ProMotion 120Hz refresh rate and Always-On functionality, along with its versatile camera system, including the dedicated telephoto lens and ProRes video capabilities. Some users have noted its considerable weight and the continued use of the Lightning port as points of consideration.
The iPhone 15 Plus is frequently lauded for bringing the Dynamic Island and a significantly upgraded 48MP main camera to a non-Pro model, alongside the convenience of the USB-C port. Its lighter build and textured matte back are also often highlighted as improvements. A common point of discussion for the 15 Plus is the absence of a high refresh rate display, which remains exclusive to the Pro models.
Users prioritizing the smoothest visual experience with an adaptive 120Hz display, a dedicated optical telephoto lens, and advanced video features like ProRes may find the iPhone 14 Pro Max better suited to their needs. Conversely, those who value a lighter device, the universal compatibility of a USB-C port, and a highly capable main camera with 2x optical-quality zoom, without needing the ProMotion display or dedicated telephoto, might lean towards the iPhone 15 Plus. Both devices offer strong performance and large, vibrant screens. For those considering a more sustainable choice, exploring quality-assured refurbished options for either model can provide an excellent way to access these advanced features.