Apple

Based on 1,957 reviews
Brand
Search brand…
Rating
Price
$0 to $8,500

Replaced by Apple AirTag 20
Apple AirTag

Apple AirTag

2.4 Summary
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
JCL4 posts
 

Completely useless product. It stops working after only a few days of use. It constantly drops off the Find My network, and the only temporary fix is… Read more

to remove the battery and reinsert it just to get my iPhone to detect it again. Absolute rubbish. I can't believe Apple keeps selling such a poorly made product!

  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
guyHNSW45 posts
 

I've been to Apple (Physical) Store three times. As always they insist on an appointment. They've never attended to us within 45 minutes of the… Read more

appointed time. This last time my parking expired because the store staff were running late as always. I HATE the Apple Store. Apple seems to go out of their way to hire the most arrogant people they can find. My wife now refuses to ever go in there again! Apple stores only destroy Apple's reputation. Oh, did I mention I came home without any way of having my Mac fixed.... Apple physical stores - Absolutely useless. Not at all customer focused.

Replaced by Apple iPhone 14 (2022) 4.1 
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
Abdulrashid Zungum3 posts
  Verified

*iPhone 13 – Full Review (2021 release, still solid in 2026)* If you want a reliable iPhone without paying “Pro” prices, the iPhone 13 is the sweet… Read more

spot. Launched Sept 2021, it’s still officially supported and holds up for daily use in 2026.

*What you get*

*1. Design & Display* - 6.1" Super Retina XDR OLED, 1170x2532, 460ppi, HDR10, Dolby Vision - 800 nits typical, 1200 nits peak – “easy to view outdoors” with excellent color accuracy - Ceramic Shield front, aluminum frame, IP68 water resistance to 6m - 20% smaller notch than iPhone 12, but still no Always-On and *60Hz only* - 146.7 x 71.5 x 7.7mm, 174g 2133cfeb093a

*2. Performance: A15 Bionic* 5nm A15 chip: 6-core CPU + 4-core GPU, 4GB RAM. Still “fast performance” with 100% app scores in tests. Handles iOS 18 fine in 2026, and Apple promises 5+ years of updates. 2133f4fecfeb

*3. Cameras – The big upgrade* Dual 12MP system: - *Main*: f/1.6, 1.7µm pixels, sensor-shift OIS borrowed from iPhone 12 Pro Max. Captures 47% more light than iPhone 12 - *Ultrawide*: f/2.4, 120°, no autofocus - *Selfie*: 12MP f/2.2 with SL 3D b1932133

Results: “Very good” camera performance, among top performers for stills with excellent color, exposure, sharpness. New *Cinematic mode* adds pro-looking rack focus in 1080p@30fps. *Photographic Styles* let you set tone/warmth presets. 3517cfebdeb0

Weakness: No telephoto or macro. Ultrawide shots can be “darker than iPhone 12” despite better exposure. deb0

*4. Battery Life – Biggest win* 3240mAh battery. Apple claimed +2h video vs iPhone 12. Real tests: ∼40 hours battery life, “over 10 hours” real-world use, ∼2h better than iPhone 12. Endurance rating 89h. 21333517b193093a

Charging: 20W wired, 50% in 30 min. 15W MagSafe, 7.5W Qi. *No charger in box*. 2133cfeb

*5. Other* 5G, Wi-Fi 6, UWB, Face ID, Dual SIM/eSIM. Storage doubled vs iPhone 12: 128GB base for same $799 launch price. 2133cfeb

*Pros* - Much improved battery life vs iPhone 12 - Brighter, color-accurate OLED display - Excellent main camera with sensor-shift OIS and Cinematic mode - A15 Bionic still fast in 2026 - Double the base storage for same price - IP68, Ceramic Shield build cfebf4fe2133

*Cons* - *60Hz display* feels dated vs 120Hz Pro models and Android rivals - No telephoto, no autofocus/macro on ultrawide - No charger or EarPods in box - Slightly heavier/thicker than iPhone 12; cases don’t fit - Camera bump causes wobble on desks 2133b193cfeb29e7

*Specs at a glance* iPhone 13 Display 6.1" OLED, 1170x2532, 60Hz, 1200 nits peak Chip A15 Bionic, 4GB RAM Storage 128/256/512GB NVMe Cameras 12MP main + 12MP ultrawide, 12MP selfie Battery 3240mAh, ~40h life, 20W charging Price 2026 ~$325 refurbished, $799 launch *Verdict in 2026* The iPhone 13 “remains capable and reliable” for everyday use. You get flagship build, great battery, and a camera that still shoots excellent photos/video. b193

*Buy it if*: You want an iPhone that will last 3+ more years, value battery life, and don’t care about 120Hz or Pro cameras. Refurbished units at ∼$325 are “reliability you can count on at a price that makes sense”. b193

*Skip it if*: You need 120Hz ProMotion, telephoto zoom, or USB-C. Look at iPhone 15 instead.

Want me to compare iPhone 13 vs iPhone 14 vs iPhone 15 so you see what you’d gain by spending more?

Apple AirPods

Apple AirPods

4.1 Summary
JozVIC16 posts
 

The sound is good. So good you forget you are wearing them and thats a problem. Because they gradually slip out of your ear. It doesn't matter how… Read more

you put them in, they will fall out. So bad idea to take them outside. These are for the inside of your house where you can find them again. Also it uses Bluetooth, a technology which is not reliable.

  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
Moz.NSW4 posts
 

Had ring duration problem. Didula at Exetel solved the problem very patiently. Thank you. .

Replaced by Apple AirPods Pro 3 2.0 
juan Yanez
 

Very fast and afordable products would highly recommend good quality

Replaced by Apple iPhone 15 (2023) 4.3 
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
Jane EVIC
  Verified

Very happy with iPhone excellent condition quick delivery so happy

  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
jennifer s.55 posts
 

Rarely needs updating manually as it does it on its own and has great apps on it. For the price you can’t beat it. Only had a couple of issues with… Read more

it but that was because i had too many screens open so it wouldn’t open an apo. I love my Apple TV! I also watch YouTube through it. I watch a LOT of docos and love that it has Docplay even though of course i have to pay for that. Apple is great! Just need to provide two remotes, it’s so little i always lose it!

Nicolas L7 posts
 

I've been using the AirPods Pro 3 since their release. Compared to the AirPods Pro 2 I had the biggest the difference is the noise cancelling. It… Read more

was already good but it clearly leveled up and is very impressive. For me the new design fits and holds way better in my ears so that's a big win too.

The transparency mode is still super impressive and way better than my Sony WH-1000XM6. The sound is probably where the less progress was made but they sound good to me.

Finally the remplacement of the lightening cable by USB-C and the arrival of wireless charging are nice features that I didn't have and appreciate.

Replaced by Apple iPhone 12 Pro (2020) 4.4 
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
vicki whymanNSW
  Verified

phone had multiple issues had to return - got a full refund.

DavidVIC16 posts
 

For all the technology in these things the camera and keyboard are a constant source of frustration. Camera wants to do whatever it wants and has… Read more

poor focus and too many options that get in the way of simply trying to take a photo.

Keyboard is awful and editing options are becoming more st^pid with every update. Can’t easily select words or just place the cursor where you want.

JamesSA14 posts
 

These are the most comfortable best sounding classic (half in ear)(open)(earbud) headphones ive ever used, nothing sounds this good that i can wear… Read more

all day. Just wanted to spread the word. I know there is lots of snake oil in the audio community but if its any credit im just a regular listener that prefers science based research. (Make sure to buy genuine ones!)

  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
Adam H.QLD4 posts
 

Good sound (not great) — when it works. For me, that’s about 40% of the time. It blares on at any time (2 or 4am usually), and it takes about a… Read more

minute to pair with my iPads or iPhone. When it does work, the frequent stopping makes a pleasant listen impossible. It’s like the old days of buffering all over again! Ewww no no no!! Below is where this product belongs. The bin, or better yet…..THE TOILET.

  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
Errol
 

7 days now, 7 day free trial did not exist, locked out after 7 hours, absolutely disgusting experience, NEVER AGAIN for any of their products. Today… Read more

marks 6 days for me trying to log into my Apple account, I had about 2 months of viewing added to the Up Next feature on the streaming service, but, their actions have assured that I will not being signing with them in the next decade or two. I have put a block on my credit card to ensure they do not take money for the next month due to the 7 day free trial only lasted 7 hours for me. Impossible to believe they have done this.

Today marks 5 days since attempting to get the 7 day free trial, still no access to my account. Their idea of a FREE TRIAL must be different to mine. They cannot convince me to buy any of their other products as this one is absolutely hopeless, I assume the rest are just as bad.

I signed for Apple+ streaming service 1 week free trial, plus the next month, provided my credit card details and other required information. MAJOR MISTAKE I made, after not signing to the advertisement that popped up for I-Tunes, I was locked out of my account and access to viewing after 7 hours. Today marks 4 days since signing with them, still no access to my account. I have now uninstalled the App on my TV and blocked their access to my credit card. I have NO reason to trust them with my personal and credit card details. They can keep their free viewing promotion as it appears to be only used to sell other services. Being locked out of my account means I cannot unsubscribe so I believe this contradicts consumer law. The extremely poor excuse they gave, via email, was due to too many attempts to sign in. They blocked viewing while I was watching a fifth episode of a series. What an insult their free trial has been. Needless unwarranted stress.

Replaced by Apple iPhone 16 (2024) 3.1 
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
$1,199Bing Lee
Maphosa
 

Apple iPhone 15 128GB is a great device especially because it uses USB-C charging port and it makes it easier because this a universal compatibility. 48MP from the main camera and has a matte finish. I am quite confident about my choice!!

Apple Watch SE

Apple Watch SE

3.0 Summary
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
LouNSW2 posts
 

NOT SUITABLE FOR REGULAR SWIMMING. The seals degrade over time and water gets into it! Why do they advertise it for swimming? I swim 2kms for times a… Read more

week in salt water and chlorinated water and twice my apple watches died after about two years of use. Both times it happened while swimming. After a few days the watch started working again, so clearly water is getting into it. I have not used it in the water since and it works! Watch was inspected by Apple at Broadway and confirmed that no damage done to the watch by usage but rather they told me the seals wear out and water gets into it!

Lou
Lou   

correction: swim FOUR times a week.

  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
herminaSA21 posts
 

Bought an high standard ‘ex demo’ level iPhone 15 Pro Max hoping for a great battery life. I received 84% and 997 cycle count. I was hoping for high… Read more

80s/90% as I believed an ‘ex demo’ is not used 24/7, but the phone is still ‘excellent’. Maybe, my expectations were a bit high. Friends recommended this company. The phone has no visible scratches and at least a year warranty. Let’s hope it keeps working and that Oz mobile keeps to its promises. Delivery time was 5 days.

Kerriah2 posts
 

Arrived earlier than stated. Securely packed in great condition. Typically would never know that is is refurbished

Replaced by Apple iPhone 17 Pro (2025) 3.0 
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
Tony J.3 posts
  Verified

Nuhiz Naslim was very patient and helpful getting an eSIM onto my wife's new phone. His instructions were clear and easily followed for a successful outcome

Maggie39 posts
 

Brought iphone 17 pro in gold, love this phone so easy and fast, i had a iphone 15 plus which i thought was good but the 17 leaves it behind,

  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
dvbVIC7 posts
 

Purchased two pairs of these very expensive items, they were great until they weren’t ! Weirdly, my husband’s and my AirPods started having… Read more

crackling/hissing faults within a month of each other, they are four years old and apparently have a known problem BUT Apple would only repair or replace these up to three years. So, I will not be buying Apple anymore as I don’t think the 400 dollars proved to be for a superior product

Alex17 posts
 

Beware Apple have done little in terms of updating software to keep this product from being no more then a paperweight. Not intuitive and terrible… Read more

intelligence in 2026

Apple must be cutting corners and not putting in the research and development into them. They answer when they shouldn't, they don't understand half the requests you say . An expensive paperweight in 2026

  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
Scotty the AJ57 posts
 

Completely lost patience with apple products. I have been a longtime user of iPhones. Under the Tim Cook era the phones have been getting… Read more

progressively worse and worse.

Despite my previous bad experience with the iPhone 12 mini having atrocious battery life, I decided to go all in on their flagship phone the iPhone 16 pro max. I wanted two things in particular:

1. I wanted my photos to be available locally without being tied to iCloud. So I bought the 1tb model. 2. I wanted excellent battery life. So I bought the pro max.

2 years of ownership and Apple has failed on both points. The battery life post iOS 26 is middling to bad. I am lucky to get a full day out of it. The entire point of buying the flagship was to be able to use it all day. The phone has been babied with the battery capped at 80% and it still has 96% life according to Apple.

As for the 1tb storage it was a waste of time buying it. Apple through their sloppy software engineering have made it impossible to download photos off the phone using the USB connection, despite the phone having USB-C. I plug the phone into my computer and it refuses point blank to show me my full photo collection. I have tried all combinations of USB-C cables, this is a solved problem for virtually all tech companies except Apple. It’s pretty obvious that Apple wants people to pay for their overpriced cloud subscriptions, so they deliberately cripple what should be basic functionality.

I’ve had a gut full of all their products. From their poor quality Siri voice assistant, they’re baked in obsolescence of their computers, even their AirPods won’t connect most of the time due to some Bluetooth issues.

This will be my last iPhone. I’ll be buying a phone that gives me full control next time.

EffiomboyVIC5 posts
 

Excellent experience and keep returning as a customer. Money is quick to be deposited and Junior has always been extremely helpful in getting it through for me.

  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
ShaheenNSW185 posts
 

Apple Care is outstanding. Very helpful and very reliable customer support, good customer service, highly recommended

  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
NessWA
 

Watch arrived flawless, really surprised at how good quality it is. Came in box with charger and watch band.

Gus WoltmannNew South Wales8 posts
 

Using the iPhone Air feels like experiencing Apple’s vision of simplicity taken to the extreme. Although it is not an officially released model,… Read more

imagining the iPhone Air as a concept device makes the experience easy to picture. The first thing that stands out is how incredibly light and thin it feels in the hand. It almost disappears in your pocket, making it one of those phones you forget you are carrying until you need it.

The display would be the highlight of daily use. A slim, edge to edge screen with crisp colors and smooth responsiveness makes scrolling, reading, and watching videos feel effortless. Everything looks clean and modern, and the lightweight design makes long one handed use far more comfortable than larger, heavier phones.

Performance feels smooth and efficient rather than overly powerful. Everyday tasks like browsing, messaging, and using social apps run quickly and without lag. The focus of the iPhone Air experience is not raw performance, but fluidity and ease of use. It feels optimized for people who want a fast, reliable phone without extra bulk or complexity.

Battery life feels balanced for its slim design. While it may not last as long as larger models, it comfortably gets through a full day of moderate use. The overall experience of using the iPhone Air feels minimal, elegant, and practical, making it an ideal choice for users who value lightness, comfort, and simplicity over flashy features.

Replaced by Apple iPhone 16 Plus (2024) 4.4 
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • Thumbnail
  • See allThumbnail
Nhlakanipho B.
 

I’ve been using the iPhone 15 Plus as my daily driver for a couple of weeks now, and I have to say, Apple didn’t just play it safe with this model… Read more

(even if it looks familiar at first glance).

Out of the box, the iPhone 15 Plus feels premium as you’d expect. The size is instantly noticeable: it’s big without being awkward, almost as if Apple has finally made a phone that feels grown-up in my hand (without needing two hands all the time). The color options are nice too, nothing wild, but very classy.

The camera on the 15 Plus is probably its strongest suit for most people. Photos are sharp, vibrant, and the colors look true to life. Night mode has definitely leveled up shots in low light, coming out bright without looking like they were lit by a floodlight.

If you love taking photos but don’t want the bulk of the Pro models, this one is honestly a sweet spot. Portraits look great, and the video stabilization is seriously impressive, even when you’re walking.

Battery life has been really good for me. I can easily go a full day on a single charge, even with social media scrolling, camera use, and podcasts playing in the background. If you’re a heavy user, it might dip towards evening, but for everyday use, it’s more than solid.

The A16 chip inside feels responsive. Apps open quickly, multitasking is smooth, and I haven’t experienced any lag or stuttering, which is pretty much what you expect from a premium phone in 2025. Games run well too, without heating up the device (which is always a bonus).

Here’s one thing to note: this phone is quite large. Like, “fits nicely but may not fit in every pocket” big. If you’re someone who prefers compact phones, this might feel just slightly too large. However, if you prefer a large screen for watching videos, reading, and multitasking, you’ll appreciate it.

The iPhone 15 Plus doesn’t blow your mind with crazy new features, but it perfects what matters: 1. Gorgeous display 2. Reliable long-lasting battery 3. Excellent camera for everyday photography 4. Smooth performance that just works

It’s not a massive upgrade if you’re coming from an iPhone 14 Plus, but if you’re on an older phone or looking to step into the Apple ecosystem, this is a fantastic choice.

Adam20 posts
 

Apple produces great quality products and these are no exception. I am on to my second of the newer generation. The only note I would say is they do… Read more

seem to have logic board failures a bit more than the previous generation. Results in not charging, USB ports not working. My first lasted 4 years so was hitting end of the depreciation period anyway.