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Apple iPhone 17
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The Apple iPhone 17 launched in 2025 as the standard model in that year's lineup, sitting between the smaller iPhone Air and the three-camera iPhone 17 Pro. Sold as A3258 in the United States and under related model numbers elsewhere, it's the phone Apple aimed at buyers who want the newest chip and camera hardware without paying for the Pro tier. Because it shares its core silicon and camera system with pricier models, a well-kept iPhone 17 holds resale value long after the next generation ships, and demand for unlocked units stays steady as carriers rotate promotions. Pick your carrier, storage size, and condition in the tool above for a live cash offer, or see how the process works before you commit. If you're ready now, you can go ahead and sell your iPhone in a few minutes.
Confirm you have the iPhone 17
The fastest way to confirm your exact model is on the phone itself. Go to Settings → General → About, then tap the Model Name field once to reveal the Model Number underneath it. That string of letters and numbers should start with an "A" and match one of the numbers below. You can also dial *#06# to pull the IMEI if you need it for a carrier check.
A3258
- The model number used for U.S. units, including AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, and unlocked variants
- Matches the configuration options on this page
A3081
- Canadian and Latin American market variant
- Same hardware as A3258, different regional certification
A3520
- Additional international variant, including some dual-SIM configurations
- Still accepted on this page as an iPhone 17
Prefer a visual check? Look at the camera bump on the back. The iPhone 17 has two lenses in a horizontal housing, not three. It also lacks the polished stainless or titanium edge of the Pro models, and the Dynamic Island cutout at the top of the screen is present on every 2025 iPhone, so that alone won't identify it. If you're checking a different device entirely, the model finder can help.
Core hardware configurations
Processor
- Apple A19 chip with a built-in Neural Engine
- Same silicon family across all storage and carrier options
Cameras
- Dual rear camera system: wide and ultra-wide lenses
- Front-facing TrueDepth camera for Face ID and selfies
- Smart HDR and Cinematic mode video
Storage
- Choice of 256GB or 512GB, fixed at purchase and non-expandable
- Storage is soldered internally, not user-upgradable
- 512GB units command the stronger resale offer of the two tiers
Display & audio
Display
A 6.3-inch Super Retina XDR OLED panel with an adaptive ProMotion refresh rate and Ceramic Shield front glass for drop resistance.
Audio
Stereo speakers with spatial audio support. There is no headphone jack, so audio out relies on Bluetooth or the USB-C port.
Security
Face ID handles unlocking and payments, with the sensor array housed in the Dynamic Island cutout at the top of the display.
Ports & connectivity
The iPhone 17 uses Apple's now-standard USB-C connector, dropped the last of the Lightning-era accessories, and relies entirely on wireless standards for cellular and short-range connections.
- USB-C port for charging and data
- 5G cellular, plus 4G LTE fallback
- Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth
- MagSafe and Qi wireless charging
- eSIM support, with physical SIM depending on region
A19 chip USB-C 5G MagSafe Face ID Dynamic Island Ceramic Shield eSIM
Battery, build & more
Battery
Built-in lithium-ion battery rated for all-day use under normal conditions. Battery health matters more than any spec sheet number when it comes to resale, since a phone with a heavily degraded cell will grade lower.
Software
Ships with the current version of iOS at launch and is in line for several years of iOS updates going forward, which keeps it usable well past its release year.
Accessories
The retail box includes a USB-C to USB-C cable. No power adapter or EarPods are included, in line with Apple's packaging for recent generations.
Market positioning
Positioned as Apple's mainstream 2025 model, above the entry-level Air and below the Pro line. It's a strong buyback candidate precisely because it isn't the flagship, which keeps upgrade cycles frequent among its original owners.