Kompas.com has published a list of ten older iPhone models that it says are still worth using, with prices starting at around Rp 9 million. The list appeared in a report dated Monday, 28 September 2026.
The same outlet also published a separate roundup of used iPhone prices ranging from Rp 4 million to the Rp 8 million range, which it said includes the iPhone 14. That second list covers the secondhand market rather than new stock.
Other Indonesian tech outlets have run similar coverage. Sumeks published a piece asking whether the iPhone 13 Pro Max is still worth buying in September 2026, including its specifications and current price. Demokratis.co.id ran its own list of ten older iPhones it considers very much usable in 2026, and Akurat Tekno offered recommendations for secondhand iPhones that remain worth using.
Taken together, the reports point to sustained Indonesian interest in older and pre-owned Apple handsets, with prices spread across several budget levels. Kompas.com's two lists sit at different points on that range: one starting near Rp 9 million, the other covering used units between Rp 4 million and the Rp 8 million mark.
The material available does not specify which ten models appear on Kompas.com's Rp 9 million list, nor the individual prices attached to each. It also does not detail the condition, storage size or warranty terms of the used units in the Rp 4 million to Rp 8 million roundup.
Buyers weighing an older iPhone can watch for the full model-by-model pricing from Kompas.com, and for whether these secondhand price levels hold through the rest of 2026.
