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$729 | 1TB Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max Unlocked Smartphone (Renewed Premium) at Amazon

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mixpie

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mixpie

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It also comes with 365-day refund / replacement warranty.

ztgluis

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ztgluisYesterday 05:50 AM

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For anyone curious, Renewed premium means battery life is over 90%, looks like a decent deal, I'm tempted to upgrade one of my phones for the extra storage.

They also have renewed-excellent (battery life over 80%) for $679 but it's a third party seller, not Amazon like OP deal.

smithdeal2014

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smithdeal2014Yesterday 05:51 AM

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Wish it is 16 pro max

Spaceman6969

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Spaceman6969Yesterday 05:55 AM

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Quote from ztgluis

For anyone curious, Renewed premium means battery life is over 90%, looks like a decent deal, I'm tempted to upgrade one of my phones for the extra storage.They also have renewed-excellent (battery life over 80%) for $679 but it's a third party seller, not Amazon like OP deal.

But $720 PLUS tax tho. This is subject to depreciation...maybe you don't care? You do u

mohammsh115

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mohammsh115Yesterday 09:33 AM

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Waiting such deal for 16 or 17 versions..

pliepl

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plieplYesterday 10:44 AM

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I'm curious who has had a 1 TB iPhone and actually has put it to real usage and filled it up. 1 TB does sound nice but so expensive even on the used market. I've had 256 GB since the XS and only managed to fill half of that space by the time I upgraded, and most of that was iTunes music, 81 GB worth. So when I upgraded to the 17 Pro, I also just got the base 256 GB since it was more than enough. There's a possibility that my next iPhone will need to be 512 GB, but also just as good a chance that I could still be fine with another 256 GB iPhone.

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Quote from pliepl

Shooting 4K video with ProRes. 1 minute of video is 6 GB

Last edited by AmusedMoon6137 January 6, 2026 at 04:08 AM.

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Quote from AmusedMoon6137

Shooting 4K video with ProRes. 1 minute of video is 6 GB

Is that something normal users are doing? Is ProRes a format your average user is using? I find it hard to believe professionals wouldn't have better equipment, better rigs, than an iPhone.

I've seen "pro" YouTubers with large channels going out and shooting with their iPhones to prove it could be done, more a proof of concept than anything when they do it. From what I've seen, it's not just an iPhone, they have the iPhone, a stabilization/handheld rig, as well as an external SSD to capture the ProRes Raw footage for their team of editors. But they never seem to continue using it, always reverting to their better equipment.

Last edited by pliepl January 6, 2026 at 05:36 AM.

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Quote from pliepl

Is that something normal users are doing? Is ProRes a format your average user is using? I find it hard to believe professionals wouldn't have better equipment, better rigs, than an iPhone. I've seen "pro" YouTubers with large channels going out and shooting with their iPhones to prove it could be done, more a proof of concept than anything when they do it. From what I've seen, it's not just an iPhone, they have the iPhone, a stabilization/handheld rig, as well as an external SSD to capture the ProRes Raw footage for their team of editors. But they never seem to continue using it, always reverting to their better equipment.

You're basically saying there are no average people who are interested in higher quality video?

jvin

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jvinYesterday 02:17 PM

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This or the eBay deal? I don't really need the extra memory. Not necessity

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Quote from AmusedMoon6137

You're basically saying there are no average people who are interested in higher quality video?

That's the question, do average people actually buy 1 TB iPhones to use ProRes. The usage stats on standard ProRes/ProRes Raw usage isn't great. Any discussion of it that I've come across, it's almost always less than 1% of people who actually tried it, let alone people who actually use it. The average person wants the least amount of friction. For the average person, the default HEVC video the default camera app takes is all they know and will use. The average person isn't buying a 1 TB iPhone because they're recording in standard Apple ProRes. Pros who do use it (and even that's rare) are using ProRes raw, which gives them higher quality and more flexibility, which requires a fast external SSD. There is a hack that allows you to record ProRes raw onto the internal storage of an iPhone, but that's a hack with risks of file corruption/footage loss. If you're a professional, are you taking that risk because you're cheap?

It's more believable if someone were to say to me that people buy the 1 TB because they're rich, and they can, because they want the bragging rights, or because they keep a lot of entertainment stored locally on their iPhone; music, tv/movies/adult stuff. A handful of people using ProRes or ProRes Raw doesn't make it normal/average.

ztgluis

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ztgluisYesterday 07:09 PM

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Quote from jvin

This or the eBay deal? I don't really need the extra memory. Not necessity

This deal expired (sold by amazon.com)
You can still purchase it for 5 dollars more from a third party reseller who has pretty negative reviews, idk which ebay deal you are referring to but at this point ebay might be the better choice.

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Rating:	(4.1 out of 5 stars)
Reviews:	1,352 Amazon Reviews
Manufacturer:	Apple Computer
Model Number:	A2849
Product SKU:	B0CRJNYVYT
UPC:	753575999278
ASIN:	B0CRJNYVYT
Brand:	Apple
Item Dimensions LxWxH:	10 x 2 x 2.7 inches
Item Weight:	0.4872216 Pounds
Item model number:	A2849
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$729 | 1TB Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max Unlocked Smartphone (Renewed Premium) at Amazon

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