Mobile phone prices in New Zealand
Outright handset prices from Apple, Samsung, Google, OPPO and Motorola — the number that matters before a carrier wraps it in a 36-month plan.
Apple iPhone 16 Pro (256GB)
The default premium phone in New Zealand, and the one carrier plans are built around.
Apple iPhone 16 (128GB)
The non-Pro iPhone most people should actually buy.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (256GB)
The Android flagship with everything — including the stylus nobody else still ships.
Samsung Galaxy S25 (128GB)
Compact Android flagship — the size a lot of people say they want and then don't buy.
Google Pixel 9 Pro (256GB)
The photography and software pick — computational imaging still ahead of the field.
Google Pixel 9a (128GB)
The value champion — flagship camera processing at half the flagship price.
OPPO Reno 13 5G (256GB)
Mid-range Android that leans on charging speed and screen quality.
Motorola Edge 50 Fusion (256GB)
Clean Android on a budget, with a screen better than the price suggests.
Samsung Galaxy A56 5G (128GB)
The best-selling mid-ranger in NZ, and a sensible default if you want Samsung without flagship money.
Apple iPhone 16e (128GB)
The cheapest current iPhone — modern chip, deliberately trimmed elsewhere.
Samsung Galaxy S25+ (256GB)
The middle Galaxy — Ultra battery and screen size without the S Pen or the price.
Google Pixel 9 Pro XL (256GB)
The big Pixel — same cameras, considerably more battery.
OPPO Find X8 (256GB)
Flagship specs with Hasselblad camera tuning, undercutting Samsung and Apple.
Motorola Moto G85 5G (256GB)
Budget phone with a pOLED screen — rare at this money.
Samsung Galaxy A36 5G (128GB)
The value Samsung — six years of updates on a sub-$700 phone.
Apple iPhone 16 Plus (128GB)
The big non-Pro iPhone — best battery life in Apple's range.
Nothing Phone (3a) 256GB
Distinctive design and clean software in the mid-range.
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