Getting a big-screen iPhone doesn’t have to mean handing over close to $1,000. Woot is offering the refurbished 128GB Apple iPhone 16 Plus for $560, down from its listed price of $900. That’s a substantial $340 savings on a relatively recent iPhone with a 6.7-inch OLED display, Apple’s A18 chip, and a 48MP main camera.
The catch, of course, is that this isn’t a brand-new phone. It’s a refurbished model, so shoppers who only want a factory-new iPhone will want to look elsewhere. And considering that Apple is selling the same refurbished model for $700, Woot’s offer seems like the better deal.
Why Choose the iPhone 16 Plus?
The 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display is one of the biggest reasons to choose the Plus model over the standard iPhone 16. The extra screen space gives videos, games, photos, and websites more room to breathe, while also making it easier to read documents, type messages, and use everyday apps.
That OLED panel has a 2556 x 1179 resolution and supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision. It can reach up to 2,000 nits of peak outdoor brightness, helping the screen stay easier to see on a sunny day.
Inside sits Apple’s A18 chip, built on a 3nm process and paired here with 8GB of RAM. Together, they provide the iPhone with plenty of performance for everyday apps, multitasking, photography, gaming, and supported AI-powered features.
Storage sits at 128GB, which should be enough for many everyday users who stream most of their music and video or rely on cloud storage for photos. Anyone who keeps a huge library of games, 4K videos, or other large files directly on their phone may want to consider a higher-capacity model instead.
The rear camera system is led by a 48MP wide camera, accompanied by a 12MP ultrawide. That combination gives you flexibility for everything from everyday snapshots and portraits to group photos, landscapes, and architecture where fitting more into the frame matters. A 12MP front camera handles selfies and FaceTime calls.
At $560, this refurbished 128GB iPhone 16 Plus is $340 below its listed $900 price and $140 below Apple’s refurbished model. That’s a meaningful discount for anyone who wants a recent iPhone without paying new-phone money. So, if refurbished condition isn’t a dealbreaker, Woot’s price makes this big-screen iPhone considerably easier on the wallet.