The iPhone 15 family is now old enough to be a repair staple and young enough to carry premium pricing. If you are building a starter stock for this family, these twelve part numbers cover the overwhelming majority of tickets we see across wholesale buyers.
The Top 12 Fast Movers
| Rank | Part | Why It Moves |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Batteries (15 / Plus / Pro / Pro Max) | Three years of heavy USB-C charging wear |
| 2 | USB-C port flexes | Lint, pin wear, cable-standard confusion |
| 3 | Screen assemblies (standard models) | Drop damage on the highest-volume units |
| 4 | Back glass (15 base) | Cheap for customers vs Pro laser jobs |
| 5 | Rear camera modules (15 main) | OIS failures and lens damage |
| 6 | Front camera / sensor flex | Dynamic Island array failures |
| 7 | Loud speaker assemblies | Water exposure at the port edge |
| 8 | Taptic engines | Drop-related haptic loss |
| 9 | SIM trays (regional) | Lost trays - high repeat purchase |
| 10 | Battery adhesives and gaskets | Consumable on every opening job |
| 11 | Pro Max screens | Lower volume, highest ticket value |
| 12 | Frame bezels / buttons | Cosmetic upsells after screen jobs |
Stocking Math
A practical starter basket: 10 batteries per model, 6 port flexes, 4 standard screens, 2 Pro Max screens, 3 camera modules, 5 speaker assemblies, 10 trays, and consumables in bulk. That lands roughly 60-80 SKU lines and covers about 90% of family tickets in our customer data.
Build the basket from for iPhone 15, for iPhone 15 Pro, batteries, charging ports, and cameras.
FAQ
Should I stock 15e separately? Yes - it shares many parts but has its own flex and battery SKUs.
How fast do trays sell? Steadily year-round; they are the cheapest repeat item in the list.
Are Pro Max parts worth the capital? One Pro Max screen sale equals three standard screen sales in most markets.