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Apple Iphone 14 opened never used with code (UK Mainland) sold by cheapest_electrical
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Posted 18 September 2023

Apple Iphone 14 opened never used with code (UK Mainland) sold by cheapest_electrical

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  1. icecoldredhot's avatar
    I’ve just bought a grade C iphone 14 from them for £500 (£440 if cashback tracks) hopefully it will be okay, never had a grade C from them before.
    u664541's avatar
    Typing on my iPhone 12 graded C.

    Had 11 months Apple warranty left, 100% battery and had a 5mm scratch on the back of the phone. Came with original box and cable. (edited)
  2. Arc's avatar
    How does someone get so many "Opened - never used" iPhones? Get them so cheap they can afford to sell them for £594?
    u664541's avatar
    Going by their address is the same as Tesco eBay store I guess these are from their mobile division.
  3. Craig_ward's avatar
    Be careful with this as I bought a phone during the last voucher as new opened box and the battery health was 83%
    u664541's avatar
    From cheapest_electrical?
  4. MattThommmo's avatar
    Realistically, if you’ve got £600 to spend on a phone, you could save a little more and spend £750 on an iPhone 15 - at least you are then future proofing with USB-C and the suite of features it has.
    cman1's avatar
    iPhone 15 not much improvement except camera, and usb c but u can always get lighting cable to usb C not missing much
  5. bargane's avatar
    Dynamic island!!

    Turned the blob into a virtue, but honestly, rather not have anything obstructing the full picture (edited)
    doppo666's avatar
    It’s awful placement of the dynamic island I prefer the notch it’s less intrusive 
  6. Paul1802's avatar
    Open box = second hand. It's really that simple.

    Stick a cover on it, use it for a fortnight or two, stick it back in the box after a quick wipe and say you never used it. Maybe they should come with that description.
    doppo666's avatar
    Also I do love it when private eBay sellers list iPhones as refurbished  
      
  7. lemoncake's avatar
    Iv bought iPhone 13 pro max 2 weeks ago, opened never used. Phone was new 100% battery
    Arnie's avatar
    Have you got the link
  8. shmittty's avatar
    14 plus for around £665 too
  9. markoUK's avatar
    I've taken a punt on a B Grade. Arriving tommorow. If its not to my liking it'll just be returned.
    Liastro's avatar
    Any update?
  10. ChampionshipManager's avatar
    Not an iPhone 15
    hadyanth's avatar
    It basically is.
  11. sabreliner's avatar
    Good company, one of the few I’d feel comfortable ordering from on eBay.
    Mentos's avatar
    Agree and they give a full VAT invoice if ordering for a business. Most other refurb company’s operate on the margin scheme.
  12. markoUK's avatar
    So its a brand new phone, only differennce, seal on the box is broken?
  13. Mikeyz's avatar
    I would suggest these are demo phones, hence why the battery % will often be poor.
    markoUK's avatar
    Thats not really an open box, phone not used then is it......

    “Item is new and unused with possible box damaged/ box replaced with item seal removed. Item is otherwise complete with all accessories as you would expect from a new item. 12 months warranty supplied. Apple warranty may be active. 12 month warranty will be provided by seller. (edited)
  14. Atul_Lal's avatar
    Bought 2 iphone 14s from them last month, one B+ the other grade A - never used. Both 100% battery with decent warranty left. Also ordered a Grade B and returned. As such an excellent company that responds well and provides genuine discounts on eBay rather than those that up their prices before a sale. Additionally - their categories are pretty clear and well defined.
    Paul1802's avatar
    Slightly confused here. How can an unused phone be a grade B+?
  15. eddibabyyeah's avatar
    How about Apple warranty? When I ordered a grade A phone from O2 and it went faulty after five months Apple said that it was out of the 12 month warranty from them, as it was registered 8 months before. I had one hell of a problem getting O2 to deal with it, as they kept saying go back to Apple, who rightly said no way.
  16. vishy01234's avatar
    £500 for 256gb minty version of this is where you’re talking Turkey 🦃
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