iPhone 15 Pro Singapore Prices: New, Used & Duty-Free (2025)

Current iPhone 17 Pro starting price on Apple Singapore: S$1,749 ·
New iPhone 15 (non-Pro) launch price: S$1,299 ·
Second-hand iPhone 15 Pro starting price (CompAsia): S$759

Five key facts paint the picture: Apple Singapore officially stopped selling the iPhone 15 Pro new, but second-hand and refurbished units are widely available across multiple platforms.

Apple’s own store has moved on to the iPhone 17 Pro; the iPhone 15 Pro’s second-hand floor in Singapore now starts at S$759.

CompAsia Singapore

What is the price of the iPhone 15 Pro in Singapore?

Current new and second-hand prices

• New: Apple Singapore no longer sells the iPhone 15 Pro directly. However, some retailers like Best Denki Singapore (authorised reseller) still list discounted new units — 512GB at S$1,649 and 1TB at S$1,949.
• Second-hand: CompAsia Singapore (second-hand marketplace) reports second-hand iPhone 15 Pro prices ranging from S$899 to S$1,379, while Red White Mobile (used phone retailer) offers a 128GB unit at S$748 and 512GB at S$898.
• Trade-in values: WhyMobile (trade-in platform) shows sell prices for the iPhone 15 Pro: S$620 (128GB), S$700 (256GB).

Price variations by storage (128GB, 256GB)

The launch pricing from HardwareZone (Singapore tech publication) set the standard: S$1,649 (128GB) and S$1,809 (256GB). Today, second-hand prices from SG Mobile Area (used phone shop) are S$610 (128GB) and S$690 (256GB) — a drop of over 60% from the original retail.

Comparison with iPhone 15 price

The non-Pro iPhone 15 launched at S$1,299 in Singapore, per HardwareZone. Today, second-hand iPhone 15 units sell for around S$500–S$700, making the gap between Pro and non-Pro narrower — but the Pro still offers a 120Hz display, telephoto lens, and A17 Pro chip.

The pattern: the used market, not retail, now sets the real price of the iPhone 15 Pro in Singapore.

Which country’s iPhone 15 Pro is the cheapest?

Comparison of iPhone 15 Pro prices in Singapore, Malaysia, US, Hong Kong

Exact cross-country pricing is hard to pin down because most markets have discontinued new stock. Using launch prices as a baseline: Singapore’s 128GB model started at S$1,649 (≈US$1,230). U.S. launch price was US$999 before tax. Hong Kong, with no sales tax, launched at HK$8,599 (≈US$1,100). Malaysia’s launch price was RM5,999 (≈US$1,280) with 6% SST.

Impact of taxes and duties

Singapore’s 9% Goods and Services Tax adds S$136 to a S$1,509 base price. In comparison, Malaysia’s Sales and Service Tax (6%) is lower, but importing a unit from across the causeway incurs customs duties and GST on entry. Hong Kong has no VAT, making it traditionally cheaper — but airfare and time negate savings for a single phone.

Where to buy at the lowest price globally

Based on used-market data, Singapore’s second-hand prices are competitive globally. CompAsia Singapore notes that prices range from S$899 to S$1,379 — roughly US$670 to US$1,030. That puts Singapore on par with or below equivalent U.S. used prices (often $700–$1,100 after taxes).

A used 128GB iPhone 15 Pro now sells for S$610 in Singapore, roughly 63% below its original launch price.

SG Mobile Area

The implication: for most locals, cross-border price gaps are too small to justify the logistics risk.

Where to buy iPhone cheapest in Singapore?

Official Apple Store vs authorized resellers

• Apple Store at Marina Bay Sands and online: only current models (iPhone 17 Pro from S$1,749).
• Authorised resellers like Best Denki Singapore still list new iPhone 15 Pro units at discounts — 512GB at S$1,649, 1TB at S$1,949. Stock is limited.

Airport duty-free shops (Changi)

Departing travellers can purchase iPhones duty-free at Changi Airport, saving the 9% GST. For a S$1,649 phone, that’s about S$136 off. However, you must present a confirmed boarding pass. The savings apply only to the GST component — airport retailers often sell at standard retail prices. Whether this beats street prices depends on the model and any ongoing promotions.

Second-hand market platforms like CompAsia, Carousell

CompAsia Singapore is a trusted marketplace with graded quality. Red White Mobile and SG Mobile Area are brick-and-mortar used phone shops with transparent pricing. Carousell offers peer-to-peer deals but no guarantees. Prices on these platforms start as low as S$610 for a 128GB unit.

The catch: if you’re not leaving Singapore soon, the used market beats the airport on price and variety.

Are iPhone 15 Pro still being sold?

New stock status at Apple SG

Apple’s Singapore online store no longer lists the iPhone 15 Pro, replaced by the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro. The product page is gone — a clear sign of discontinued new sales.

Availability at third-party retailers

Some authorised resellers may still hold leftover new stock. Best Denki Singapore lists higher-storage variants (512GB, 1TB) as new. Myhalo Singapore (online reseller) shows prices from S$799, though stock confirmation is pending.

Second-hand market supply

The second-hand market is robust. CompAsia Singapore offers a wide range, and Mobile Time Singapore (used phone specialist) lists dozens of units across storage sizes. Supply remains strong, so prices are likely to keep dropping.

Are Apple products cheap in Singapore?

Comparison of Apple product pricing in Singapore vs other countries

Singapore prices include 9% GST, while Hong Kong and Japan have 0% and 10% consumption tax (refundable for tourists), respectively. In practice, Apple’s uniform global pricing means Singapore sits in the middle tier — cheaper than most European markets, but more expensive than the U.S. (before state sales tax) and Hong Kong.

Role of GST and import duties

The GST adds a fixed 9% to all imported electronics. For residents, this is unavoidable unless buying from a tourist duty-free channel. Importing a phone from overseas also incurs GST when the value exceeds S$400, plus 9% tax on the total cost including shipping.

Consumer perception and value

Given Singapore’s high import volume and competitive retail environment, Apple products are not considered “cheap” but are reasonably priced relative to income levels. The second-hand market offers significant savings — often 40–60% below the original retail, as seen with the iPhone 15 Pro.

Three pricing scenarios, one pattern: new vs used vs cross-border. The following table compares costs for a 256GB iPhone 15 Pro across different buying routes in Singapore.

The pattern shows that second-hand, at roughly one-third the launch price, offers the deepest discount — at the cost of cosmetic wear and no official warranty.

Key specs of the iPhone 15 Pro — the hardware that still holds up well in 2025:

The takeaway for a Singapore shopper is clear: the iPhone 15 Pro makes sense only as a second-hand purchase. New stock is nearly gone, and the price delta over a standard iPhone 15 used model is narrowing. For anyone who values a telephoto camera, stainless steel build, and a ProMotion display, the second-hand iPhone 15 Pro is the value king of 2025 — but only if you accept the trade-offs of a used device.

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