If you are shopping for a device in the iPhone 16 lineup in Canada, pricing varies significantly based on your model choice and storage tier.
Following recent updates to the Apple Store lineup, the base iPhone 16 models have received official price adjustments, while the Pro models—now officially succeeded by the iPhone 17 Pro series—are widely available at lower prices via third-party carriers or through Apple’s Certified Refurbished store.
Here is the breakdown of current iPhone 16 family pricing across Canada.
iPhone 16 & iPhone 16 Plus Price List
The base iPhone 16 and 16 Plus feature the A18 chip and physical Camera Control. Current Apple Store retail pricing reflects a recent drop from their launch day MSRP:
| Model | 128GB | 256GB | 512GB |
| iPhone 16 (6.1-inch) | $999 CAD | $1,149 CAD | $1,299 CAD |
| iPhone 16 Plus (6.7-inch) | $1,149 CAD | $1,299 CAD | — |
iPhone 16 Pro & iPhone 16 Pro Max Pricing
Since Apple has shifted its flagship focus to newer hardware, the iPhone 16 Pro series is no longer sold brand new on the official Apple online storefront. However, you can still find them brand new through major Canadian carriers (such as Rogers, Bell, and Telus) or as Certified Refurbished models directly from Apple.
Original Launch MSRP vs. Certified Refurbished Pricing
If you are hunting for deals, Apple’s official Canadian refurbished store offers steep discounts on these titanium-framed devices:
| Model & Storage | Original Launch Price (New) | Apple Certified Refurbished Price |
| iPhone 16 Pro (128GB) | $1,399 CAD | $1,099 CAD |
| iPhone 16 Pro Max (256GB) | $1,749 CAD | $1,449 CAD |
| iPhone 16 Pro Max (1TB) | $2,199 CAD | $1,859 CAD |
Carrier Balances: If you choose to finance an iPhone 16 Pro through a carrier plan (like Bell SmartPay or Rogers Financing), the full explicit retail cost typically hovers around $1,336 CAD for the base Pro model, which is split into monthly installments over a 24-month term.
Key Buying Considerations for Canadians
- Tax is Not Included: Remember that listed Canadian prices never include provincial sales tax. Depending on whether you live in Alberta (5% GST) or Ontario/the Maritimes (13–15% HST), your final checkout total will vary.
- Trade-In Values: Apple Canada offers an active trade-in program. Trading in an older smartphone can fetch you anywhere between $50 to over $1,000 CAD in credit toward an unlocked device.
- Carrier Leases: If you don’t care about keeping the phone forever, look into “Bring It Back” or “Return options” through your mobile carrier. This reduces your monthly bill but requires you to return the phone in good working condition after 2 years.