iPhone 15 Plus Price in Pakistan: Big Screen, Lower Cost

The iPhone 15 Plus price in Pakistan sits in an interesting gap. You get a 6.7-inch screen and one of the strongest batteries of its generation, but you pay noticeably less than for a 15 Pro Max of the same age and condition. For buyers who want a big display for reading, video and WhatsApp, and who do not need a telephoto camera, it is often the better-value large iPhone.

This guide covers what the 15 Plus does well, what it gives up, and the factors that change the iPhone 15 Plus price in Pakistan from one quote to the next. We do not list rupee figures, because prices shift with stock, exchange rates and PTA rules. Use this to understand a quote, then confirm today's price for the exact unit.

The iPhone 15 Plus launched in September 2023 alongside the standard iPhone 15. It shares that phone's parts in a larger body:

• 6.7-inch OLED display with the Dynamic Island
• Apple A16 Bionic chip
• 48MP main camera and 12MP Ultra Wide on the back, 12MP front camera
• USB-C charging port
• 128GB, 256GB and 512GB storage options

The large body leaves room for a bigger battery than the standard 15, and that is the main reason people choose it. A healthy 15 Plus comfortably handles a full day of mixed use for most people. Apple lists its official battery ratings on the iPhone comparison page if you want to compare models directly.

The iPhone 15 Plus vs 15 Pro Max decision is mostly about what you are willing to give up for the lower price.

• Screen refresh rate: The Pro Max has a 120Hz ProMotion display and an Always-On option. The Plus runs at 60Hz. Scrolling looks less smooth side by side, though many buyers stop noticing after a few days.
• Camera: The Pro Max adds a telephoto lens for zoomed portraits and distant subjects. The Plus has no telephoto, so zoomed shots rely on cropping the main sensor.
• Chip and Apple Intelligence: The Pro Max uses the A17 Pro and supports Apple Intelligence. The 15 Plus does not. If a specific Apple Intelligence feature matters to you, that alone may decide it.
• Build and controls: The Pro Max uses a titanium frame and an Action button. The Plus has an aluminium frame and the classic ring and silent switch.
• Storage: The Pro Max starts at 256GB. The Plus starts at 128GB, which can be tight if you shoot a lot of video.

If you mainly watch, read, browse and make calls, those differences may be worth very little to you. If you photograph children at school events from the back of a hall, the telephoto lens might be worth paying for. Our iPhone 15 Pro Max guide covers that model in detail.

Two phones described as "15 Plus 128GB" can be quoted very differently. These are the usual reasons.

PTA status. An iPhone 15 Plus PTA approved unit has been registered and works with Pakistani SIMs indefinitely. Non-PTA, JV or patched phones cost less but carry limits on SIM use. Read our explanation of how PTA tax works on iPhones before comparing the two, and check the current rule on the PTA DIRBS website.

Battery health. Most 15 Plus units on the market are now used. A phone at high battery health is worth more than one that needs a service soon, because a battery replacement is a real extra cost.

Storage. 256GB units usually sell for more and are often easier to resell.

Condition and parts. Scratches, a replaced screen or an "unknown part" message all lower value. Ask for the parts and service history in Settings, not just a verbal assurance.

Box and accessories. A complete box with matching serial number adds a little confidence and resale value.

When buying a used iPhone 15 Plus, test it the way you will use it.

1. Check the IMEI on the PTA DIRBS website and confirm it matches the number in Settings.
2. Open Battery Health and note the maximum capacity and cycle count.
3. Open Settings, then General, About, and look at the parts and service history.
4. Test Face ID, both cameras, the speakers and the microphone with a short voice note.
5. Confirm the previous owner is signed out of their Apple Account and that Find My is off.

The large display shows faults clearly. Set a plain white and a plain black background and look for tint, bright spots or lines.

Large standard models have tended to attract fewer buyers on the second-hand market than Pro Max phones, which many people treat as the default flagship. That works in your favour when buying, because a 15 Plus is often priced below a Pro Max with similar condition. It also means you should expect a slower or softer sale when you move on. If you plan to keep the phone for three years or more, that matters less. If you upgrade every year, a Pro model may hold its value better.

Software support is another factor. The 15 Plus still receives current iOS updates, but it is not a new phone. If you want the longest possible support window, compare it with later models such as the iPhone 16.

Yes, for most popular games. The A16 handles them smoothly, and the large screen helps. The 60Hz display will not look as fluid as a 120Hz Pro model in games that support higher refresh rates.

Yes. It uses a USB-C port, so the same cable can charge many newer devices. Confirm which cable comes with the specific unit you are buying.

Only if you understand the SIM limits and accept them. Many buyers use non-PTA phones on Wi-Fi or with a time-limited SIM arrangement. Check the current PTA rules before deciding, because they change.

Browse iPhones at MacVault and message us on WhatsApp for current photos, PTA status and battery health of the 15 Plus units in stock. Read our warranty page and confirm the terms for that exact phone in writing before you pay.