iPhone Outlet at MediaMarkt: Current Models from €589

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An iPhone 17 under €1,000 — that's rare in the Apple universe. That's exactly what the MediaMarkt Outlet is currently listing, as the Spanish tech portal Xataka has compiled in an overview: the latest Apple smartphone for €971.10. Alongside it sit models from the current and previous generation — partly as display units or refurbished, partly factory-new and sealed.

What this means for you: if you want an iPhone without paying Apple's list price, the MediaMarkt Outlet is an address worth knowing. The listed prices are in some cases well below what MediaMarkt itself, Amazon, or other major retailers currently charge.

How does the MediaMarkt Outlet work?

MediaMarkt runs its outlet both in the main store and on eBay, according to Xataka. That's where display units, returns, or refurbished devices end up — often at significantly lower prices than in regular sales. For iPhones, the range spans from "opened but unused" to genuine display units all the way to factory-new, sealed devices.

Important to know: the stock is often limited because these are leftover inventories. If a particular model matters to you, it's worth acting fast — or checking back regularly in case more gets added. Xataka also points out that prices may vary.

iPhone 17 and iPhone Air: Current generation well below list price

The highlight of the current offering: the iPhone 17 is listed at €971.10 in the outlet, according to Xataka — Apple's current top model under the €1,000 mark. The iPhone Air (new, very thin, and with a good processor, according to Xataka) is listed at €849. For comparison, Xataka cites €979 at MediaMarkt itself and €1,146.11 at PcComponentes for the iPhone Air (256 GB).

What it means for you: if you want a slim top-tier device without going straight for the most expensive Pro model, Apple's current Air line is available here well below list price.

iPhone 16, 16 Plus, and 16e: Previous-year models with a big discount

Things get even cheaper with the previous-year models. The iPhone 16 (128 GB) is available in the outlet for €718 — an open-box device, meaning new with opened packaging. Comparison prices per Xataka: €880 at MediaMarkt itself, €939 at PcComponentes.

The iPhone 16 Plus (128 GB) costs €749.90 in the outlet as a display unit. Amazon lists the model at €939 according to Xataka — so the outlet is significantly below that.

The iPhone 16e (128 GB) is listed at €589 — factory-new, unused, unopened, and in its original packaging. At MediaMarkt itself, the iPhone 16e is also currently listed at €589, according to Xataka. Which means: here the outlet isn't an extra bargain compared to MediaMarkt's own listing, but you get a brand-new Apple device at the entry-level price. With a 6.1-inch display, A18 chip, and Apple Intelligence support.

What to look out for with display units

"Open box" or "display unit" doesn't automatically mean used — often they're just demo devices from the store that are technically flawless. Still, it's worth checking the condition, original packaging, and accessories, as well as the warranty terms before buying. For refurbished devices, the warranty may be shorter than for new devices.

Is the outlet worth a look?

If you want an iPhone anyway and are watching the euro, then yes. Above all, the iPhone 16 for €718 and the iPhone 16 Plus for €749.90 are clearly below what major retailers currently charge. And the iPhone 17 at €971.10 is one of those rare deals where Apple's current flagship drops below €1,000. But it's also clear: the stock is finite, and prices can change at any time. If a particular model matters to you, you shouldn't wait too long in the end.

The complete overview with all prices can be found in the article by Xataka.