iPhone 17 Pro: release date, model numbers and price
Apple released the iPhone 17 Pro on September 8, 2025, 1 year ago at $1,099. Its model numbers are A3256 or A3523 (identifier Pending). Apple stopped selling it on September 18, 2026. It runs iOS 27, the latest version. Refurbished, it costs from $850 today, 23% below launch.
Updated October 31, 2026. Release date and launch price from Apple. Refurbished prices checked daily at Mac of All Trades, Amazon, Back Market, Gazelle, Apple Store, and eBay.
- Released
- September 8, 2025 1 year ago
- Launch price
- $1,099 For the 256GB model
- Discontinued
- September 18, 2026 375 days on sale
- Latest software
- iOS 27 The current version
- Model numbers
- A3256, A3523 Identifier Pending
- Storage
- 256GB, 512GB, 1TB
- Colors
- Cosmic Orange, Deep Blue, Silver
- First refurbished
- November 22, 2025 Gazelle, 76 days after launch
Refurbished iPhone 17 Pro price by storage and color
Today's cheapest refurbished offer for each configuration, with the lowest price RefurbMe has recorded below it. Pick a carrier to see its models.
Cosmic Orange 3 of 3 in stock
Deep Blue 3 of 3 in stock
Silver 3 of 3 in stockWhere to buy a refurbished iPhone 17 Pro
Every refurbisher that has sold the iPhone 17 Pro, cheapest today first. Listings counts the offers each one has live, one per version and grade, not how many devices it holds.
| Refurbisher | Cheapest today | Offers |
|---|---|---|
 Amazon 1 listing | $850 | See offers |
 Back Market 48 listings | $906 | See offers |
 Gazelle 8 listings | $969 | See offers |
 Mac of All Trades 1 listing | $988 | See offers |
 eBay 0 listings | Sold out | Get an alert |
The iPhone 17 Pro so far
Launched 1 year ago.
$1,099 at launch First refurbishedNov 22, 2025
Gazelle, after 76 days DiscontinuedSep 18, 2026
375 days on sale TodayOct 31, 2026
from $850, 23% below launch
- Released, Sep 8, 2025$1,099 at launch
- First refurbished, Nov 22, 2025Gazelle, after 76 days
- Discontinued, Sep 18, 2026375 days on sale
- Today, Oct 31, 2026from $850, 23% below launch
Every iPhone 17 Pro part number
12 part numbers in the US, one per configuration. You'll find yours on the back of the box and in the device's settings, next to the model number.
| Part number | Model | Version | Today | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 256GB4 part numbers · from $850 | ||||
MG7L4 | A3256 | Cosmic Orange | $1,005 | |
MG7M4 | A3256 | Deep Blue | $850 | |
MG7K4 | A3256 | Silver | $906 | |
MG8G4 | A3523 | Silver | $988 | |
| 512GB4 part numbers · from $993 | ||||
MG7P4 | A3256 | Cosmic Orange | $994 | |
MG8M4 | A3523 | Cosmic Orange | $1,159 | |
MG7Q4 | A3256 | Deep Blue | $1,128 | |
MG7N4 | A3256 | Silver | $993 | |
| 1TB4 part numbers · from $1,099 | ||||
MG7T4 | A3256 | Cosmic Orange | $1,242 | |
MG7U4 | A3256 | Deep Blue | $1,474 | |
MG8R4 | A3523 | Deep Blue | $1,267 | |
MG7R4 | A3256 | Silver | $1,099 | |
Each part number is also sold through 11 carriers: AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, Boost Mobile, Cricket, Tracfone, Metro PCS, Straight Talk, US Cellular, and Xfinity Mobile. Prices are the cheapest across all of them.
iPhone 17 Pro questions
When did the iPhone 17 Pro come out?
Apple released the iPhone 17 Pro on September 8, 2025, 1 year ago at $1,099.
How much did the iPhone 17 Pro cost at launch?
$1,099 for the base model. Refurbished, it costs from $850 today.
What is the iPhone 17 Pro model number?
Its model numbers are A3256 or A3523 (identifier Pending). The model number starts with A. It is printed on the device or its box, and most devices also show it in their settings.
Is the iPhone 17 Pro still supported?
Yes. It runs iOS 27, the latest version.
When was the iPhone 17 Pro discontinued?
Apple stopped selling it on September 18, 2026. Refurbishers still sell it.
How much is a refurbished iPhone 17 Pro?
From $850 today. The lowest price RefurbMe has seen is $850.
How we get these numbers
Release dates, launch prices and model numbers come from Apple. Every day RefurbMe checks the stock and prices of Mac of All Trades, Amazon, Back Market, Gazelle, Apple Store, and eBay and keeps every price it sees, which is where the lowest price seen comes from. The cheapest price today is the lowest in stock at our last check; it can change between that check and your visit.