Five models in the MyScanUA snapshot
On 2 November 2026, the median asking price was UAH 38,000 for iPhone 16 Pro Max, UAH 26,000 for iPhone 15 Pro and UAH 13,000 for iPhone 14. These are reference points from the observed sample, not guaranteed prices for a working device.
| Model | Median, UAH | P25–P75, UAH | Sample, N |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 16 Pro Max | 38 000 | 35 000–41 000 | 302 |
| iPhone 16 Pro | 33 232 | 30 500–36 550 | 227 |
| iPhone 15 Pro | 26 000 | 23 210–28 500 | 257 |
| iPhone 15 | 18 350 | 15 825–20 238 | 154 |
| iPhone 14 | 13 000 | 10 748–14 500 | 144 |
N counts prices in the calculation sample after filtering, not completed sales.
P25–P75 covers the middle 50% of the calculation sample. For iPhone 16 Pro Max, that is UAH 35,000–41,000. The table makes differences between models visible, but it cannot value an individual device without its specifications.
Compare matching configurations
The overall model row combines available variants. It is not a vetted catalogue of working used devices: without the relevant filters, observations may include new, locked or parts-only items. “Used” describes the buyer’s search here, not a guarantee about every record.
Select storage, condition and available lock-status filters in the dashboard before comparing offers. Then check battery condition, repairs, accessories and seller terms in the original listing. In this snapshot, the median for iPhone 16 Pro Max 256 GB is UAH 37,975; for 512 GB it is UAH 40,000. A model-name-only comparison would miss that difference.
A worked example: an offer at UAH 34,000
Against the overall median of UAH 38,000, that is UAH 4,000 lower, or about 10.5%: (38,000 − 34,000) ÷ 38,000 × 100. It is also below P25 in this snapshot. That makes it worth a closer inspection.
The discount alone does not prove value. The device might have less storage, a worn battery or a disclosed fault. Repairs and delivery change the budget, and a low price does not validate the seller. UAH 34,000 is an illustrative amount, not a separate listing found for this article.
What “average price” means here
Our typical-price measure is the median: the middle of an ordered price sample. It is not the arithmetic mean and is less affected by a few unusually expensive offers. When reading a chart, also check observation dates; missing data does not mean a zero price.
A record count cannot tell you how many devices sold or how quickly they sold. A listing can change or disappear for other reasons. The statistics describe seller asking prices in an observed sample, rather than the entire Ukrainian market.
Turn the reference price into a search
Keep a reference for your chosen configuration, set a budget that leaves room for checks, and configure scanuabot listing alerts. Compare each matching listing’s photos, description and price with your requirements. The purchase takes place on the source marketplace.
This article preserves a dated snapshot. Open the MyScanUA dashboard for the current median and available filters. If the number differs from the one here, compare the dates and selected parameters first.
Source and methodology
The numeric tables come from the public MyScanUA dashboard and its model snapshots dated 2 November 2026, around 05:45 UTC. These are seller asking prices, not completed transaction amounts. The median is the middle value; P25–P75 covers the central 50% of the calculation sample.
For samples of at least 8 prices, the 1.5 × IQR outlier rule is applied if at least 3 values remain. Results are rounded to the nearest hryvnia. Model variants are combined by default. Snapshot time is the statistics publication time, not verification of each listing. This material was prepared with automated tools; data provenance and limitations are provided here for checking.