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Used iPhone 13 Pro Max Price in Pakistan (2026)

A used iPhone 13 Pro Max costs about Rs 195,000 – Rs 225,000 (PTA-approved) or Rs 140,000 – Rs 160,000 (non-PTA) in Pakistan.

Market reference as of September 2026, compiled from public retail and classified listings in Pakistan — not NoSiappa sales. Actual prices vary with condition, storage and battery health. Replaced automatically by our settled escrow sale prices once enough sales complete.

PTA-approved

Not enough completed sales yet for a reliable price.

Non-PTA / customs-unlocked

Not enough completed sales yet for a reliable price.

Frequently asked questions

Is the iPhone 13 Pro Max PTA approved?

Both PTA-approved and non-PTA (customs-unlocked) iPhone 13 Pro Max units are traded in Pakistan. Every NoSiappa listing states its PTA status and the seller uploads 8484 proof, and you can check any IMEI free before buying.

What is the iPhone 13 Pro Max non-PTA price in Pakistan?

A used non-PTA iPhone 13 Pro Max goes for about Rs 140,000 – Rs 160,000 — a market reference as of September 2026 from public retail and classified listings in Pakistan (not NoSiappa sales); condition, storage and battery health move it. Non-PTA phones are cheaper but need PTA registration (and its tax) for long-term use on Pakistani SIMs.

What is the iPhone 13 Pro Max PTA-approved price in Pakistan?

A used PTA-approved iPhone 13 Pro Max goes for about Rs 195,000 – Rs 225,000 — a market reference as of September 2026 from public retail and classified listings in Pakistan (not NoSiappa sales); condition, storage and battery health move it. PTA-approved phones cost more up front because the registration tax is already paid.

Where can I safely buy a used iPhone 13 Pro Max?

Buy on NoSiappa from CNIC-verified sellers with escrow protection — your payment is held until you receive and approve the phone, so there's no advance-payment risk.

Ranges are a market reference as of September 2026 and switch to our own sale prices automatically. See all iPhone 13 Pro Max listings →