iPhone 15 Pro Max prices
The iPhone 15 Pro Max was launched in 2023 and starts from £1,199. The total price depends on the storage capacity you choose.
- 256GB = £1,199
- 512GB = £1,399
- 1TB = £1,599
You can keep an eye out for all the latest iPhone deals from the UK’s top networks on Uswitch.
Should I get the iPhone 15 Pro Max or the iPhone 16 Pro Max?
The biggest difference between the iPhone 15 Pro Max and the iPhone 16 Pro Max is the increased screen size (6.9 inches compared to the 15 Pro Max's 6.7 inches) and the addition of the dedicated Camera Control button.
Another big difference is availability and price. Apple will stop selling all its previous Pro models, so you can't buy one from them directly. But as you can see in the table above, there are still plenty of great deals here on Uswitch if you want a top-end phone at a slightly lower price than the iPhone 16 Pro Max.
What is the difference between the iPhone 15 Pro Max and the iPhone 14 Pro Max?
The biggest difference between the iPhone 15 Pro Max and the iPhone 14 Pro Max is the USB-C charging port, so you can finally get rid of your lightning cable and charge your phone with the same cable as most other recent devices from the last few years.
You'll also notice the design is quite different, as both iPhone 15 Pro models are now made of titanium, which is much lighter and more durable than previous iPhone Pro models.
Finally, taking zoomed-in photos is a huge upgrade with the latest Pro Max. Its new camera system allows for a 5x optical zoom, which means you shouldn't see any loss of quality even after zooming in 5x. This is different to digital zoom, which can go further but will become much more pixelated the more you zoom in.
While Apple itself will discontinue selling all its previous Pro models, you can find a great iPhone 14 Pro Max deal here on Uswitch if you want a top-end phone at a slightly lower price.
How to compare our best iPhone 15 Pro Max contract deals
The iPhone 15 Pro Max is the largest and most powerful handset launched in the iPhone 15 range, and as such, it’s the most expensive one. This makes it more important than ever to make sure you shop around and compare to get the best iPhone Pro Max contract deal.
Other factors to consider are the amount of storage you need and the amount of mobile data you use each month. If you take a lot of photos and always find yourself running out of storage, you would benefit from getting an iPhone 15 Pro Max with more internal storage. This would, in turn, drive up the cost of the handset.
iPhone 15 Pro Max contract options
As the handset will be the biggest cost of your contract, you should consider how much you’re willing and able to pay in upfront costs.
The more you pay upfront – as opposed to low or no upfront cost contracts – the lower your monthly payments will be. This can help to reduce the cost of your contract over time significantly.
The amount of mobile data you get will also increase the monthly cost of your iPhone 15 Pro Max contract deal. Make sure you get enough so you don't need to top up or pay extra, but if you’ve never run out of data before, you might be paying for more than you need.
Use our mobile data calculator to find the right amount of data allowance for your needs.
Can I get an iPhone 15 Pro Max with no upfront cost?
You can get an iPhone 15 Pro Max with no upfront cost from providers like Sky Mobile and Tesco Mobile.
Just remember that the less you pay upfront, the higher your monthly payments will be. And with a top-end handset like the iPhone 15 Pro Max, that could mean monthly prices from at least £43 a month (an this is with 5GB of data per month or less).
Can I get the iPhone 15 Pro Max with unlimited data?
There are iPhone 15 Pro Max deals with unlimited data available from several major UK networks such as iD Mobile, Vodafone and O2. While unlimited data is helpful in that you don't need to worry about ever going over your limit, it does make your upfront or monthly fee higher.
It's worth checking your previous months to see how much data you tend to use and choosing a plan that suits. Set data plans will tend to be cheaper and could save you a lot over the length of your contract.
