iPhone 6s Plus Price in Nigeria

The iPhone 6s Plus sits near the very bottom of the used iPhone price spectrum in Nigeria, commanding only slightly more than the smaller iPhone 6s due to its larger screen and OIS feature. It is an extremely old device, and finding one in genuinely good condition is a challenge. Brand new units are entirely unavailable. The market consists of UK Used and Nigerian Used devices, often with visible wear and critically degraded batteries.

Here’s a comparative table showing the typical price ranges for a used iPhone 6s Plus in Nigeria:

Disclaimer: These prices are estimates for October 2025 and are highly subject to change. The actual cost depends heavily on cosmetic grade (expect mostly B/C or lower), battery health (a critical factor, usually poor), seller reputation, specific location, included accessories (if any), and negotiation skills.

Brand New iPhone 6s Plus Price in Nigeria

It is crucial to understand: Genuine, factory-sealed, Brand New iPhone 6s Plus units do not exist for sale in 2025. Apple discontinued production years ago (around 2018). Any seller advertising a “Brand New” iPhone 6s Plus is almost certainly offering:

1. A Refurbished Device: Often poorly restored using cheap, non-genuine parts (especially screens, batteries, and housings). Reliability and longevity are highly suspect.
2. A Misrepresentation: Simply labeling a used phone as “new” to justify a higher price or deceive buyers.

These so-called “new” or heavily refurbished units might be listed anywhere from ₦70,000 to ₦120,000 or even more. This price represents extremely poor value. For the same amount or slightly more, you could purchase a significantly newer used iPhone (like an iPhone 7 Plus, 8 Plus, or potentially even an XR or SE 2nd Gen) offering vastly superior performance, better cameras, and critically, support for much more recent and secure iOS versions. Buying a “new” iPhone 6s Plus is a very poor financial decision and is strongly advised against.

iPhone 6s Plus Price in Nigeria UK Used

This category represents the bulk of the iPhone 6s Plus stock available today. “UK Used” generally means imported second-hand devices, sometimes perceived as being in slightly better condition than phones used locally for their entire lifespan, although this difference diminishes significantly after a decade.

• UK Used iPhone 6s Plus (16GB/32GB): Very affordable, often ranging from ₦35,000 – ₦60,000. The 16GB version is practically unusable due to storage limitations; 32GB is extremely tight. Condition and battery health are major price determinants.
• UK Used iPhone 6s Plus (64GB): A more manageable storage option, typically priced between ₦45,000 and ₦70,000.
• UK Used iPhone 6s Plus (128GB): The largest storage capacity available for this model, usually costing ₦50,000 to ₦80,000.

Finding a UK Used 6s Plus with genuinely good battery health (>80%) is becoming increasingly difficult. Assume most will need a battery replacement soon, adding to the overall cost. Look for dealers offering a minimal testing warranty (e.g., a few days).

Nigerian Used iPhone 6s Plus Price in Nigeria

These are phones previously owned and used within Nigeria, potentially having undergone multiple repairs and passed through several hands. They represent the absolute lowest price bracket but come with the highest risk of undisclosed faults, poor repair quality, and significant cosmetic damage.

• Nigerian Used iPhone 6s Plus (16GB/32GB): Prices can start as low as ₦25,000, ranging up to ₦48,000. Be extremely wary of the lowest prices, as they often correlate with severe issues (faulty screen, bad battery, iCloud lock).
• Nigerian Used iPhone 6s Plus (64GB): Generally found between ₦35,000 and ₦55,000.
• Nigerian Used iPhone 6s Plus (128GB): Typically costs ₦40,000 to ₦65,000.

Transactions for Nigerian Used devices are often direct sales via platforms like Jiji or Facebook Marketplace. Prioritize meeting in a safe, public location and perform extensive testing before any payment is made.

iPhone 6s Plus Price in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt & Other Cities

• Lagos: As Nigeria’s primary hub for electronics, Computer Village, Ikeja, offers the widest selection and potentially the most competitive prices for the iPhone 6s Plus. However, it’s also where vigilance against scams, faulty units, and locked devices must be highest.
• Abuja: In Banex Plaza and other major tech markets, expect prices to be slightly higher than Lagos, perhaps by ₦5,000 – ₦15,000, due to logistics and local market factors.
• Port Harcourt: Similar to Abuja, prices in Garrison and other significant electronics retail zones are likely to be somewhat above the Lagos baseline.
• Other Cities (Ibadan, Kano, Onitsha, etc.): Finding an iPhone 6s Plus locally might be more challenging, potentially leading to slightly higher prices. Sourcing online from established Lagos/Abuja vendors might offer more choice, but shipping costs could offset savings.

iPhone 6s Plus Price from Slot, Jumia, Pointek & Others

Major, reputable retailers have generally stopped dealing with devices as old as the iPhone 6s Plus.

• Slot & Pointek: Will not have the iPhone 6s Plus in stock, even in their pre-owned or trade-in sections. They focus on models capable of running more current operating systems.
• Jumia: You may find listings from various third-party sellers. Prices can be erratic (₦40,000 – ₦90,000+). Extreme caution is advised. Only consider sellers with excellent, long-standing reputations (high ratings, many positive reviews). Scrutinize descriptions for condition details (Grade A/B/C), specific battery health percentages, and any mention of a return policy or warranty. Reading recent customer feedback is crucial.
• Konga: Similar marketplace environment to Jumia. Apply the same rigorous vetting process to any third-party seller.
• Jiji: The most common platform for finding iPhone 6s Plus listings, mainly from individual sellers or small dealers. Prices are generally lowest here, but there is zero buyer protection. Suitable only if you can meet the seller in person for thorough inspection and testing.