Apple
A11 Bionic · 5.5" Retina HD · Dual Camera · Wireless Charging
The iPhone 8 Plus is the most capable large-screen iPhone before the all-screen era. It packs Apple's A11 Bionic chip (the same as the iPhone X), a dual camera with Portrait Mode and Portrait Lighting, wireless charging, IP67 water resistance, and iOS 16 support. For Ghana buyers who need a big screen with serious performance — for heavy WhatsApp use, video calls, photography, and media — the 8 Plus punches well above its price tag. It is the best value large-screen iPhone available at PixelDrop GH.
At PixelDrop GH, every unit is inspected, iCloud cleared, and unlocked for all Ghana networks. Pay on delivery at Circle Mall or anywhere in Accra — inspect the device yourself before paying a single pesewa.
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| Chip | A11 Bionic |
| Display | 5.5" Retina HD (1920 × 1080) |
| Camera | Dual 12MP (Wide + Telephoto), Portrait Mode + Lighting, OIS |
| Battery | Up to 21hrs talk time |
| Build | Glass front & back, aluminum frame, IP67 |
| Wireless Charging | Yes — Qi compatible |
| Connectivity | 4G LTE, Bluetooth 5.0 |
| Storage Options | 64GB / 128GB / 256GB |
| Networks | MTN, Vodafone, AirtelTigo + International |
| iCloud Status | Factory Unlocked & iCloud Cleared |
| Payment | Pay on Delivery — Cash or MoMo |
| iOS Support | Up to iOS 16.7 |
Yes — completely. Every iPhone 8 Plus we sell is factory unlocked and works on MTN Ghana, Vodafone Ghana, and AirtelTigo. Insert your SIM card and it works immediately with no additional configuration. 4G LTE data, calls, and SMS all work on Ghanaian bands. Works internationally too.
At PixelDrop GH, iPhone 8 Plus prices start from GHS 1350. The final price depends on storage size and exact condition of the specific unit. All devices are UK-used Grade A — inspected, tested, and sold with pay-on-delivery peace of mind.
To get the current price and confirm stock availability, WhatsApp Kwaku directly on 0560 968 224.
Chat with Kwaku on WhatsApp, choose your storage size, and arrange a meet-up at Circle Mall, opposite Vodafone Ship House, Accra or a public location near you. Inspect the device fully — check the screen, test the SIM, verify it is iCloud free — then pay cash or MoMo only when you are satisfied.
The iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X launched at the same time and were the same price. They use the same A11 Bionic chip. But they take very different design approaches: the 8 Plus has a large 5.5-inch LCD screen with a Home button and Touch ID; the iPhone X has a smaller but more premium 5.8-inch OLED edge-to-edge display with Face ID and no Home button.
In Ghana today, the price gap between them is real. The 8 Plus is cheaper. What you get for that lower price: larger physical screen (5.5 vs 5.8), Touch ID (some prefer it over Face ID), and a familiar iPhone layout. What the X gives you instead: OLED display with deeper blacks and better contrast, Face ID, and the modern notch design that all subsequent iPhones followed.
For photography-focused buyers, the 8 Plus dual camera with Portrait Lighting is actually more capable than the iPhone X’s cameras in some scenarios. For display quality, the X wins. Choose based on what matters most to you — both are excellent iPhones for everyday use in Ghana.
The iPhone 8 Plus has one of the better batteries of any iPhone before the 11 series. Apple rated it at 21 hours talk time — in real-world Ghana use (heavy WhatsApp, social media, some calls, GPS occasionally), most users get through a full day comfortably. The larger body accommodates a bigger battery than the standard 8, which is a meaningful advantage.
If you buy a UK-used Grade A unit from PixelDrop GH with battery health above 80%, expect full-day performance. Battery replacement costs GHS 150–200 at PixelDrop and is worth it if you find a good deal on a unit with lower battery health.