Compare the compact iPhone 14, the larger 14 Plus and the two Pro models with ProMotion and telephoto cameras. Prices start from the listed amount; condition, storage and SIM type depend on the device.
iPhone 14, Plus, Pro or Pro Max: choose around your daily use
The four iPhone 14 models differ in more than price. The standard and Plus models pair A15 Bionic with dual cameras; Pro and Pro Max add A16 Bionic, ProMotion up to 120Hz and a telephoto camera. Start with the size that feels comfortable, then weigh the features you actually need.
The 6.1-inch iPhone 14 is a practical starting point for calls, maps, social apps and everyday photos. If you rarely use zoom and do not need a ProMotion display, compare its price before moving to a Pro model. For a used phone, battery health and component history still need to be checked on the actual device.
Consider the iPhone 14 Plus if you often read documents, watch videos or prefer a roomier on-screen keyboard. It shares the A15 Bionic chip and dual-camera setup with the iPhone 14, so size is the main reason to move up. Check how it feels in your hand and pocket: the larger display also makes one-handed use less convenient.
The iPhone 14 Pro combines ProMotion up to 120Hz, Dynamic Island and a telephoto camera with a 6.1-inch display. Its 48MP main camera and macro capability offer more shooting options, rather than guaranteeing a better photo every time. On a used unit, test Face ID, focus, stabilization and the display before buying.
Choose the iPhone 14 Pro Max when you want the Pro camera and display features on a larger 6.7-inch screen. Try it in person if you often watch content or edit photos on your phone. It is larger and heavier than the Pro; used-device battery life also depends on battery health, apps and how the phone is used.
Prices and storage reflect in-stock variants offered for sale. Check the exact product for condition, finish, SIM support, accessories and warranty. A used phone model name alone does not establish its battery runtime.
Both use A15 Bionic and dual 12MP cameras. The most visible difference is the 6.1-inch display on iPhone 14 versus 6.7 inches on Plus, along with body size. For a used device, the model name alone does not establish actual battery life.
Is it worth moving up to iPhone 14 Pro or Pro Max?
Consider a Pro model for ProMotion up to 120Hz, telephoto and macro photography or Dynamic Island. For calls, messaging and casual photos, compare the price and condition of the 14 or Plus first. Pro Max suits buyers who accept a larger body for a 6.7-inch display.
Should I choose 128GB or 256GB?
128GB can be suitable if your apps and files leave plenty of free space. Consider 256GB or more for large video files, games or keeping photos locally. Check storage use on your current phone; internal storage cannot be upgraded after purchase.
Do these iPhone 14 models use eSIM or a physical SIM?
SIM support depends on the market version and the exact device. Do not assume every iPhone 14 has a SIM tray. Check the product SIM option and your carrier's eSIM support before ordering.
Does the table price apply to every color and storage option?
No. The starting price is the lowest price among in-stock variants currently offered for sale. The final price may differ by storage, color, SIM type and condition; each product lists its warranty and included accessories.
