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Apple iPhone 15
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The Apple iPhone 15 launched in 2023 as the standard-tier successor to the iPhone 14, carrying over the Dynamic Island and 48MP main camera that had been Pro-only features the year before. Model A2846 covers the U.S. versions sold unlocked and through AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon. It was built for buyers who wanted the newest chip and USB-C without paying for the Pro's telephoto lens or 120Hz display, and that positioning is exactly why it still holds resale value: the A16 Bionic remains capable, the port is the same USB-C standard as current models, and demand for a mid-tier iPhone in good condition stays steady. Pick your storage and carrier and set the condition above for a live cash offer, and see how the process works before you commit to anything. If you have more than one device to move, you can also start from the main page to sell your iPhone and work through each one.
Confirm you have the iPhone 15
Open Settings → General → About and check the "Model Name" and "Model Number" fields. The model number shown will be an A-number; tap it if it's abbreviated to see the full A2846. This same screen lists storage capacity and carrier lock status, which matters for the configuration you select above. If you'd rather use the box or a paperwork trail, the order number printed there (an MTxxx3LL/A code) maps to a specific storage and color combination but is still the same A2846 hardware. You can also dial *#06# to pull the IMEI directly.
A2846 (iPhone15,4)
- Sold unlocked and on AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon in the U.S.
- Order numbers vary by storage and color, for example MTLY3LL/A, MTM73LL/A, MTMF3LL/A, and similar LL/A codes
- Same physical hardware across all U.S. carrier variants
- eSIM only, no physical nano-SIM tray
Prefer a visual check? Look for the Dynamic Island pill-and-hole cutout at the top of the screen rather than a notch, a USB-C port on the bottom edge instead of Lightning, and a diagonal dual-camera module on the back with no third telephoto lens.
Core hardware configurations
Processor
- Apple A16 Bionic, the same chip used in the iPhone 14 Pro line
- 6-core CPU, hardware-accelerated ray tracing not present (that arrived with the A17 Pro)
Cameras
- 48MP main camera with sensor-shift optical image stabilization
- 12MP Ultra Wide camera
- 12MP TrueDepth front camera with Face ID
- 2x optical-quality zoom via in-sensor crop, no dedicated telephoto lens
Storage
- 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB, fixed at purchase and not upgradable
- No memory card slot
- 512GB units are the least common on the used market and tend to hold value best
Display & audio
Display
6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED with the Dynamic Island cutout. Standard 60Hz refresh rate; ProMotion is reserved for the Pro models. Ceramic Shield covers the front glass.
Audio
Stereo speakers with wide stereo playback. No headphone jack; audio out is via USB-C or Bluetooth.
Security
Face ID only, no Touch ID or side-button fingerprint sensor on this model.
Ports & connectivity
The iPhone 15 was Apple's first standard-tier model to move off Lightning, a detail worth confirming if you're comparing it against an older phone.
- USB-C (USB 2 speeds)
- MagSafe magnetic charging on the back
- 5G (sub-6GHz and mmWave depending on carrier)
- Wi-Fi 6
- Bluetooth 5.3
- NFC for Apple Pay and Express Cards
- eSIM only, no physical SIM tray on U.S. units
A16 Bionic Dynamic Island USB-C 48MP main camera Ceramic Shield MagSafe Face ID
Battery, build & more
Battery
Built-in lithium-ion, not user-replaceable. Supports MagSafe and Qi wireless charging along with wired USB-C charging. Battery health percentage is visible in Settings → Battery → Battery Health & Charging, and buyers do check it.
Finishes
Aluminum frame with a glass back, offered in Pink, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Black.
Software
Shipped with iOS 17 and remains eligible for current iOS updates as of this writing, which supports resale demand since buyers expect ongoing security patches.
Market positioning
Sits below the Pro line and above older standard iPhones. Condition, storage tier, and whether it's unlocked matter more to resale value than color.