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Apple iPhone 6s: Compare prices for the best deal

The iPhone 6s hits the sweet spot of price and power for budget-conscious Apple fans.

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Compare Apple iPhone 6s prices from Australian retail

This table was last updated on 19 Jan 2021.
RetailerModelPriceCurrencyBuy it
eBay Apple iPhone 6s 32GB - Space Grey - [Au Stock] $449 AUD Buy it
RetailerModelPriceCurrencyBuy it
eBay Apple iPhone 6s 32GB - Space Grey - [Au Stock] $449 AUD Buy it

Best Apple iPhone 6s plans

While you're unlikely to find the Samsung Galaxy S6 or other Android phones from 2015 available on contract these days, the iPhone 6s has proved popular enough for a few Aussie telcos to continue offering it with their phone plans. There's a surprisingly large number of plans to consider, so you'll want to use our mobile plan comparison tool below to see which one best serves your needs:

Buying into the Apple ecosystem doesn't come cheap. Apple prides itself on its premium image, foregoing affordability in favour of style and high-end performance. For this reason, you're not going to find a recent device like the iPhone XR or iPhone XS selling at any sort of significant discount. What you will find is older handsets like the iPhone 6s selling for quite a bit less than they did at their prime and thus providing a relatively affordable entry point into the world of Apple.

While the iPhone 6s isn't the powerhouse it was back in 2015, it has aged remarkably well compared to other phones from that period. With its 12MP camera, respectable A9 processor and support for 3D touch, the iPhone 6s is still a decent smartphone, especially with so many retailers clearing out their stock at a discounted price. To ensure you get a good deal, we've pulled the best bargains from those retailers and collected them in the table below.

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