iPhone 12 Pro

i dont normally leave reviews but i feel this one is warranted, i was nervous about the quality of the phone before it got to me as it is a used phone after all, but upon arrival the phone was in perfect condition as if it were new, no scratches dents or cracks, and it works great had no issues setting things up, if you wanna get a new phone or upgrade i highly recommend this store they even included a charger, in my opinion its a great value, and im very impressed

It arrived in really great condition. Hard to tell that it’s reconditioned. My son loves his new phone (he better does, as he’s paying me back from his paycheque every month -lol). No complaints. Thumbs up!

On my journey of ordering a refurbished iPhone and it can be a journey this was an excellent purchase. Screen and display are flawless, phone is in excellent condition and all features work properly. Charging port of the phone works properly, speakers are loud and clear, buttons are solid, haptics crisp. Battery Health is 88% and stable. Got same day delivery and up and running quickly. Purchased refurb level was “excellent”. Should have been my first stop..

Now I did mention a journey so let me add a quick tip if this is your first time looking for a refurbed phone.

I purchased another phone days before from a different seller based on amount of sales and ratings.
Refurb level was “Premium” waited a few days and once received phone came with a faulty charging port, display was showing in settings as “unknown” or issue with hardware. So in the return box this goes.

Many of these refurbished phones are due to cracked screens. Some companies will use non-genuine apple products during the repair. So be prepared this may be an issue when you receive your phone from some refurb sellers. I personally will not accept it and if I’m paying a premium dollar amount for a 3 or 4 year old phone I expect it to be repaired with genuine iPhone parts. Not to mention I don’t appreciate caution notifications every time I go into my settings.

Again the phone I received from this seller was flawless with no issues and fully wiped. The other thing is when you receive your phone it should be completely wiped and ready for set up. If it is not! Do NOT connect it to any of your devices, specifically computers or your wifi before the factory reset.

Buying a used phone can be an anxiety filled experience – you read the reviews and hope that you’re one of the happy customers and are lucky enough to get an “as advertised product.” You have to take a chance. I did and the phone arrived quickly and with an unexpected charger and cord – generic box and bubble wrap. The phone was listed as in “excellent” and it truly was without a mark, dent or scratch.
Several hours of backing up, transferring data and sim – now the phone is truly working and picking up where the prior phone handed off to the latest one.
The challenge of course is you have a new phone – and its always a bit steep for the first few days trying to learn the new hardware/software and audit that the used phone does not have some hidden defect that is going to cost you more time and money. So, I’m happy for a few days and then one evening I discover that the bottom speaker (the top earpiece speaker is actually called the receiver) was not working well. scratchy and little to no volume – this had missed my attention entirely. A panic search online revealed Apple 12 speaker problems and them being repaired by Apple – crap!
I went to a repair shop the next day, they ran Apple diagnostics on the phone and sure enough – speaker needed to be replaced – $120 for generic parts, $180 for Apple parts – they’re not familiar with the Apple repair program (found out later that was for receiver speakers) – so this is half of the cost of the phone.
No I’m committed to the new phone, don’t want to lose it, but don’t want to pay this either.
Reach out to seller and explain the issue – they can even confirm the Apple diagnostic through the serial number – They offer $25 refund if I’ll keep the phone. – So this tells me that they don’t run diagnostics on the phones themselves – or do and hope that people will simply miss small items or accept them once they have sweat equity in the phone – or, it’s all honest and by buying/selling a used phone both parties are taking a gamble. I chose to believe the latter. And accepted their offer.
And here’s the takeaway – the speaker now works – once in a while I might think I hear some scratchy, but unsure due to surrounding conditions. So for now, it’s good, we’ll see how long it lasts – but if I have to get it repaired – I took a chance –
I say take a chance – you might get a perfect phone and save a lot in the meantime – I typically stay a few models behind the curve and benefit from software updates and people abandoning perfectly working phones for the latest models – AT&T typically had new old stock and I took advantage of that, but I have a grandfathered plan that they no longer make good money on, so I’m no longer eligible for that.
Hope your experience is a good one – all the best, Don

Very happy with my iPhone. It took a few weeks to receive as it was out of stock when I ordered it. I was willing to wait as it was the cheapest 512gb phone that I could find, priced $100 below all the other sellers. It was in excellent shape and working order with a battery life at 88%. No visible scratches or marks. My only complaint was that it didn’t come with a SIM card tool so I couldn’t install my SIM card. I had to go to the Apple Store for help to switch out my SIM card. The lightning cable was of average quality, but I’m willing to trade off for the price of a used phone.