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Apple iPhone 12 Pro
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The Apple iPhone 12 Pro launched in 2020 as model A2341 for the US market, sold across AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon and unlocked SKUs. It sat above the standard iPhone 12 as Apple's stainless-steel, three-camera flagship, built for photographers, early 5G adopters, and anyone who wanted the LiDAR-assisted camera system a year before it became standard across the Pro line. It holds value today because the A14 Bionic chip is still fast enough for current iOS releases, the build quality has aged well, and the camera system remains genuinely useful. Pick your storage tier, carrier, and condition in the picker above for an instant cash offer. You can see how the process works before you commit, and when you are ready, head over to sell your iPhone for the full lineup of models we buy.
Confirm you have the iPhone 12 Pro
The fastest way to check is on the phone itself. Go to Settings → General → About and look at the Model Name and Model Number fields. If the number reads A2341, you have the US iPhone 12 Pro covered by this listing. The About screen also shows your exact storage tier and carrier lock status, which you will need for an accurate quote.
A2341 (US)
- Sold on AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, and factory unlocked
- Storage tiers: 128GB, 256GB, 512GB
- Part numbers vary by carrier, storage, and finish (for example MGJQ3LL/A, MGLR3LL/A) but the model number stays A2341
- If unsure whether your unit is carrier-locked, check Settings → General → About → Carrier Lock, or ask your carrier directly
Prefer a visual check? The 12 Pro has a stainless steel edge band with a polished finish, a matte glass back, and three camera lenses plus a small round LiDAR sensor arranged in a square module. If your phone has an aluminum edge band, a glossy back, and only two camera lenses, it is a standard iPhone 12, not the Pro. If you are still unsure after checking both, our device model finder can help.
Core hardware
Processor
- Apple A14 Bionic, 6-core CPU
- Same silicon across every storage and carrier variant
Memory (RAM)
- 6GB, soldered and not upgradable
- Fixed regardless of storage tier chosen
Storage
- 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB, soldered NAND with no expansion
- 512GB units hold the most resale value, since buyers pay a premium to skip cloud storage subscriptions
Cameras
- Triple 12MP system: wide, ultra wide, and telephoto
- LiDAR scanner for faster autofocus in low light and AR applications
- Night mode across all rear lenses, Deep Fusion, and ProRAW support (with a software update)
Display & audio
Display
6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED with Ceramic Shield front glass, which Apple introduced with this generation for better drop resistance than earlier iPhone glass.
Audio
Stereo speakers with spatial audio support. No headphone jack; wired listening requires a Lightning to 3.5mm adapter or Lightning headphones.
Security
Face ID only. There is no Touch ID or fingerprint sensor on this generation.
Ports & connectivity
Connections are straightforward on this model, with one wired port and a full set of modern wireless radios.
- Lightning port for charging and data
- 5G (sub-6GHz and mmWave on select carrier models)
- Wi-Fi 6
- Bluetooth 5.0
- NFC for Apple Pay and MagSafe accessory detection
A14 Bionic 5G MagSafe LiDAR Scanner Ceramic Shield Face ID ProRAW
Battery, build & more
Battery
Built-in lithium-ion battery with support for MagSafe and Qi wireless charging, plus wired fast charging with a compatible USB-C power adapter (not included in the box). Expect noticeably shorter runtime on a well-used unit than on a lightly used one, since capacity fades with charge cycles over several years.
Finishes
Graphite, Silver, Gold, and Pacific Blue, all with a stainless steel edge band and matte glass back.
Software
Shipped with iOS 14 and has received several years of major iOS updates since. Check Settings → General → Software Update for the current version before selling.
Known issues
The matte glass back shows fine scratches easily and the glass corners are prone to cracking on hard drops. There is no headphone jack, and older units sometimes lag on battery health after years of daily charging.
Market positioning
Sits in the mid-to-upper tier of the used iPhone market today. Unlocked units in good condition with the original box and cable tend to move faster than carrier-locked ones.