UK Used iPhone 14 Plus Price in Nigeria, & Full Specifications

UK Used iPhone 14 Plus Price in Nigeria

As of the time of writing this article, a UK-used iPhone 14 Plus price in Nigeria currently starts anywhere from ₦370,000, and can easily go all the way up to ₦830,000, and this price variation is determined by two major factors, first is the internal storage capacity of the phone you chose, and the second is the vendor that you’re buying from. Since you’re buying a used phone, it simply means you’re no longer buying it from an official or authorized Apple products distributor, so the prices may vary from vendor to vendor.

In case you’re wondering, below is a table showing all the UK-used iPhone 14 Plus deals that you can currently find on the Jiji online marketplace right now.

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Having seen the current retail prices of this phone right here in Nigeria for the UK-used variants, let’s quickly do a brief overview of it to know if what you’re getting justifies the price that you’re paying for it.

Overview

So, first of all, if you asked me who or what set of people this phone was meant for, I’d say it’s for people who want the big screen of the 14 Pro Max, without its internals, like the extra cameras, faster processor, and all that, and again, without the price tag of the Pro models.

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So, it’s basically the regular iPhone 14 with a bigger 6.7-inch display. But aside from the bigger display, if we’re to take a deeper look into the specs and all, and just like the 14, we’ll only end up realizing that this is basically a repackaged iPhone 13 sold as a new phone.

Repackaged not just in the design, but also in key areas like the display, cameras, and even the processor. Yes, you heard that right, the new iPhone 14 and 14 Plus smartphones make use of the same old processor that was in the iPhone 13 Pro series.

Yes, we can argue that they’re still noticeably faster than even most Android flagship processors coming out this year, but come on, this is supposed to be a premium device that costs an arm and a leg to acquire, so, there is no excuse here as to why Apple chose to use an older processor on this phones.

There are still some new features like the Crash Detection feature that automatically detects when you’re involved in a car crash and tries to get help and the Emergency Satellite Connectivity that lets you connect to a nearby satellite in case you’re stranded at a place where there is little to no cellular networks, I doubt any of that even works right now in Nigeria.

So, no doubt, the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus are great phones, but the existence of phones like the iPhone 13 just begs the question, why do they even exist in the first place.