iPhone Prices in Nigeria (October 2026): Every Model from iPhone 11 to iPhone Duo

iPhone prices in Nigeria move with the dollar, so the price you saw last month may not be the price today. This page pulls prices straight from our live inventory at IVOLTE in Ota. When our prices change, this table changes too.

Below you will find the starting price of every iPhone we sell, what makes two "identical" iPhones cost different amounts, and which model gives the best value at each budget.

iPhone price list in Nigeria

Prices are for the base storage option. Higher storage costs more; open any model to see every option.

Why iPhone prices in Nigeria vary so much

Search for one iPhone and you can see prices tens of thousands of naira apart. Four things explain most of the gap.

1. New vs UK-used

A brand-new iPhone comes factory sealed. A UK-used iPhone has had one previous owner, usually in the UK, and is resold after inspection. A UK-used iPhone 14 Pro Max costs ₦820,000. That is far less than a new iPhone 16 Pro Max at ₦1,650,000, and for many buyers the gap in daily use is small. Read our UK-used iPhone checklist before you buy one from anybody.

2. Storage

Each step up in storage (128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB) adds to the price. If you shoot a lot of 4K video or keep WhatsApp media, go for at least 256GB, because you cannot upgrade iPhone storage later.

3. The exchange rate

Every iPhone sold in Nigeria is imported and priced in dollars. When the naira weakens, prices rise across every shop in the country within days. If you see a price that is far below the market, ask why.

4. Battery health and grade

Among used phones, battery health and cosmetic grade matter a lot. Every UK-used iPhone at IVOLTE is Grade A with battery health of at least 85%, and has passed a 40-point inspection.

Which iPhone should you buy at your budget?

• Under ₦300,000: a UK-used iPhone 11 or iPhone 12. The iPhone 12 adds 5G and an OLED screen.
• ₦400,000 to ₦600,000: a UK-used iPhone 13 or iPhone 14. Battery life and cameras are a clear step up from the 11 and 12.
• ₦600,000 to ₦1,000,000: a brand-new iPhone 15 (USB-C and the Dynamic Island), a new iPhone 16e, or a UK-used Pro Max if you want a big screen and three cameras.
• ₦1,000,000 to ₦2,000,000: the iPhone 17, iPhone Air or iPhone 17 Pro Max.
• Top of the range: the iPhone 18 Pro Max or Apple's first foldable, the iPhone Duo.

Is it cheaper to buy an iPhone in Nigeria or abroad?

A phone bought in the UK or US can look cheaper after conversion. Once you add shipping, customs and the risk of a network-locked phone, the saving often disappears. If anything goes wrong, you also have no local warranty. Every iPhone from IVOLTE is unlocked for MTN, Airtel, Glo and 9mobile. New phones carry a 12-month warranty and UK-used phones a 3-month warranty, with a 7-day replacement guarantee on both.

How to pay less for your next iPhone

1. Trade in your old phone. Your current iPhone can cover a good part of the upgrade. See how swapping works.
2. Buy last year's Pro. When a new series launches, the previous Pro models usually drop in price.
3. Watch the deals page. We list price drops there first.

Want to see a phone before paying? Visit our store at 8A Ige Daramola Street, Iyana Iyesi, Ota, or order online for delivery anywhere in Nigeria.