Four Colors, Same Core Specs
When you're looking at refurbished iPhone 15 listings, color is often the first decision point — and the most personal one. The iOutlet currently offers four Grade B iPhone 15 models: Pink, Green, Blue, and Yellow. All four share the same 128GB storage and identical hardware, so your choice comes down to which finish you prefer and how much you want to pay.
Below, we break down what the listings confirm about each option and what stays consistent across the board.
What the Listings Confirm About the Hardware
- iPhone 15 – 128GB – Pink – Grade B: Battery: Above 80% capacity, USB-C charging, MagSafe wireless charging. Size: 146.7 mm (H) x 71.5 mm (W) x 7.8 mm (D). Weight: 171 g. All four colors share the same dimensions and battery condition, so your choice is purely aesthetic — no spec trade-offs.
iPhone 15 – 128GB – Pink – Grade B - iPhone 15 – 128GB – Green – Grade B: Battery: Above 80% capacity, USB-C charging, MagSafe wireless charging. Size: 146.7 mm (H) x 71.5 mm (W) x 7.8 mm (D). Weight: 171 g. The Green model is identical to the Pink in every way except color and price, so you can pick the shade that suits you without losing features.
iPhone 15 – 128GB – Green – Grade B - iPhone 15 – 128GB – Blue – Grade B: Battery: Above 80% capacity, USB-C charging, MagSafe wireless charging. Size: 146.7 mm (H) x 71.5 mm (W) x 7.8 mm (D). Weight: 171 g. The Blue variant is priced slightly higher at $269.99, but the hardware specs remain the same as the other colors.
- iPhone 15 – 128GB – Yellow – Grade A: Battery: Above 80% capacity, USB-C charging, MagSafe wireless charging. Size: 146.7 mm (H) x 71.5 mm (W) x 7.8 mm (D). Weight: 171 g. The Yellow model is Grade A rather than Grade B, which may affect cosmetic condition but still offers the same core hardware and battery condition.
Price Differences and Grade Notes
The Pink and Green models are both Grade B and priced at USD 251.99 (compared to an original price of USD 359.99). The Blue model is also Grade B but costs USD 269.99 — a small premium for a less common color. The Yellow model stands out as Grade A at USD 247.99, which is actually the lowest price here, despite the higher original comparison price of USD 399.99.
Grade A typically means fewer cosmetic blemishes than Grade B, so if you want the best-looking device and prefer a bright finish, the Yellow option offers a rare combination of lower price and higher grade. If you're fine with minor wear, the Pink, Green, or Blue Grade B models give you the same internal hardware for a similar cost.
Key Hardware Facts That Stay the Same
- Display and Processor: All four models feature a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display (2556 x 1179 resolution) and the A16 Bionic chip.
- Camera System: Dual rear cameras: 48MP main (f/1.6, OIS) and 12MP ultra-wide (f/2.4, 120° FOV), plus a 12MP front TrueDepth camera with Face ID.
- Connectivity: 5G, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, NFC, and Ultra Wideband chip are included in every variant.
- Charging and Battery: USB-C charging, MagSafe wireless charging, and battery above 80% capacity are consistent across all four.
Which Color Should You Pick?
If you want the most affordable option and don't mind a Grade B device, the Yellow model at USD 247.99 is the best value — and it's Grade A, so it may look newer. If you prefer a more traditional or subtle look, Pink or Green at USD 251.99 are solid choices. Blue is the most expensive Grade B at USD 269.99, so only go for it if that specific shade is important to you.
Remember that all four share the same 128GB storage, same processor, same camera setup, and same battery condition. Your decision is really about color preference, budget, and whether you want Grade A or Grade B cosmetic quality.
