
iPhone 14 Pro Max Price in Ireland: New, Refurbished & Trade-In
Arthur James Carter Sutton • 2026-08-08 • Reviewed by Daniel Mercer
There’s a moment when the phone you’ve been eyeing for two years finally seems within reach – then you realise the price depends entirely on where you buy it. In Ireland, the iPhone 14 Pro Max still carries a premium new price, but refurbished units can now be found for as little as €421. This guide sorts out what the phone is actually worth in 2025, whether you’re buying, selling, or trading in.
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