Should you buy your Smartphones Refurbished!?

Answering if you should buy your smartphones used / preowned / refurbished for a lower price vs a new smartphone!
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[@Lifeofxav]

Honestly, I wasn't wondering anything when the video started. I'm used to youtubers having 10 phones in front pf them. 😂

[@gerrard1144]

My dad has about 10 aswell Idk how...

[@smsiyam3422]

Same bro

[@fastlegente3430]

I was more like aron! Why does your face look like curry?

[@kapoorarnav_]

@@fastlegente3430 it’s Arun!

[@fastlegente3430]

@@kapoorarnav_ Arun, I'm sorry 😅

[@saatvikmaddineni7496]

I feel like I might get scammed when I buy a refurbished phone

[@Mussa.H]

if you buy from a ruputable company (music magpie, mazuma, envirofone) you will definetley not be scammed and can even choose to buy a pristine condition refurbished phone. This means that it will not have any scratches whatsoever.

[@dsds4810]

In India yes

[@blindocean1472]

@@Ramiromasters why?

[@Ramiromasters]

@@blindocean1472 You buy an iPhone from the store for $1000 ok, well say you don't like it and want to sell it on the market next day, now is worth at least $200 less. What happen? did the magical fairy dust fell off and that is why is worth less? nop its all gimik. They want to make a market like the fashion industry, that doesn't depend on performance but on colors and re arrangements and they want to say what is cool! though their phones may be 1% than last year in some aspects.

[@blindocean1472]

@@Ramiromasters true

[@YoutubePremium-kp8jr]

This is a refurbished recommendation from KZbin, 3 years old.

[@gwcap4055]

Yup

[@fmclueless788]

Uh-huh

[@akshayk.k8534]

I'm thinking a charger and earphone on the box 😂

[@Swagalious689]

Facts

[@deepinsidedeez4960]

@@akshayk.k8534 Amazon is safe to get a refurbished phone

[@SWAATSFan]

This definitely needs a new version for 2021

[@honorablecnotes]

yea for 2022

[@ll-wd7mv]

@@honorablecnotes 100% don't do it with newer phones

[@dollypop2022]

For 2023

[@croatiacountryball3761]

Why?

[@SWAATSFan]

@@croatiacountryball3761 Sorry, I mean for 2023

[@pherexin2444]

I'm very disappointed that you didn't test battery life, as that is one thing that gets worse over time.

[@massy1943]

Pherexin you can always replace the battery

[@mbartok]

it doesnt work well some times.

[@lukeivanov2327]

Apple refurbished phones come with new batteries

[@binozia-old-2031]

just replace the battery for like $30

[@josiah3043]

@@lukeivanov2327 mine didn't.

[@zakghretlli]

definitely. because naturally after 2 weeks your phone will be used and in the same condition as the refurbished

[@imthatguypal_]

Exactly. A lot of people who buy mint/pristine condition phones don’t know that those phones were used for a few days and were returned because that person didn’t like it. A lot of them are almost new

[@bossybossy2973]

no

[@mohamedalhatmi5710]

no

[@halalphish4495]

@@imthatguypal_ yes

[@kweenjade01]

Not even 2 weeks...any open box has to be marked by the company as used/refurbished/open box..

[@husseinsalloutah8738]

stopped the video at 0:12 as I know it will be biased because of the ad.

[@user-ti5fd3gs8z]

Agree with u

[@isimp4fano980]

@@mingguk6475 True

[@seraros3663]

Samee

[@NoName-sp5dp]

@@tomgl6684 why would anyone buy a worn phone?

[@cyberfox9713]

@@NoName-sp5dp because some of us can't afford to pay for a brand new phone all the time

[@MiaCarvajalLlamas]

Coming from Arun's video from a few hours ago, the change in quality from 3 years ago is astounding. So much love for Arun and his channel! 🙌

[@carlosyanes3453]

could you provide a link to the video?

[@dominic18000]

Keep in mind that a refurbished phone, because it's been opened to be fixed may have been replaced with cheaper parts and if it was a water resistant phone then that may also be compromised

[@MsVipGirls]

Raul Polanco good point

[@mouadtalbi4170]

Raul Polanco but if it's from the company itself, then no need to worry

[@joewillgo]

Honestly Raul does and does not gave a good point. Meaning, if you buy your refurbished phone from an unknown source. You don't really know what your getting. Probably best you get one from Apple themselves as they use all the original parts, back it with a warranty, and if anything goes wrong with it you can go to them and they will fix it free of charge.

[@MultiSweetkisses1]

Yeah I learned that the hard way

[@kittkatt032]

Thats why you buy manufactured refurbished, not seller. All oem parts with manufactured.

[@redlady120]

Getting a refurbished phone is okay, especially if you're gifting it to someone whom you know won't mind it being refurbished. As long as the quality is good.

[@tarunsharma209]

Man his voice sounds so different (Still soothing tho)

[@fakhrealam2365]

Is it real or artificially enhanced!

[@faustasstas4705]

Its called being britsh

[@user-wh5gx9lt9d]

Enhanced

[@northenlights1138]

Me: asking myself why the phones look shattered. Me: Realises my phones screen protector is cracked

[@snottrrocket]

Yes. I love this video. I've recently started looking into buying slightly used, unlocked phones, because being stuck on a two year payment plan (in turn being locked to the carrier) is something I'm trying to get away from. I recently bought two Nexus 6P phones (because the specs are very comparable to the Pixel devices, though it is 3 years old) and I've been enjoying them on official Oreo 8.1. While the 128GB version has a little bit of a washed screen, given it's usage, the 64GB version I also purchased is in pristine condition with no perfect, as new resolution. Both came with a 1 year warranty from eBay (Assurian(sp)), and this is the route I'll be going with in the future. It's just apparent that the "want" to have the latest and greatest, and the taboo of buying a used device (even when pristine) keeps most from even considering this. I absolutely love my s8+, however I'm still only half way through the payment contact and the s9 is already on its way to the public soon. I don't plan on going with another major flagship from my carrier, possibly from the manufacturer directly. However, it does make more financial since to just buy referbs with a warranty, especially since the vast majority of people slam a case on it anyway, so what little scratches do exist will never be seen. Sorry, I tend to go on tangents, but again great video.

[@DashingChannel]

have you ever get confused which one is the new

[@JoshWright10]

I would be very disappointed to find that a “pristine condition” phone had a non OEM screen!

[@SkyPassYT]

What does it matter? As long as it stacks up to the OEM screen

[@SkyPassYT]

Simple just plug it in and compare it with a OEM screen of buy from well known sources

[@jamesbroderick3394]

Exactly why I never buy refurbished. If a device has non OEM replacement parts then the device has lost all of its value

[@jamesbroderick3394]

Also a non OEM could consume more power resulting in worse battery life while also being of a lower quality than the original screen

[@AndyZULUL]

@@SkyPassYT and they usually don’t

[@zaraf]

4:59 what was that

[@raegan06]

faraz_ 224 lol

[@n1fl3x]

A chair

[@raegan06]

n1fl3x she was talking about his voice crack or whatever

[@VijayK-ZJC]

@Oh My Mod he was talking about the voice crack

[@neptunez3495]

it sounds like he hiccuped while talking

[@Flo-cg2jl]

June 2019 i didnt buy refurbed, but used a s8 for 130€ in good condtion is fantastic

[@ianjay4596]

Thinking about buying a used s8 from boost for 199.99 us dollars

[@vedanshchn]

Thinking of getting a refurbished iPhone 7 because I guess having an iOS device too is a good idea. (Also, the Apple Music app for Android is really buggy).

[@ianjay4596]

@Prakash Gurung not with my provider though. But for 200 bucks im hella happy with my s8

[@ronygarcia1986]

Bro i have a question for u, is the phone as powerful as the normal one?

[@zeehuss7275]

@@ronygarcia1986 I too wanna know

[@michaelosnato7945]

My main concern is battery life when it comes to refurbished phones. I've been looking for a refurbished LG for awhile now

[@squeakypistonproductions2228]

Lgg7s are cheap. The battery life isnt amazing but for lite use its fine.

[@jamesrum1337]

Thank you so much Aaron for making these videos. I've learned a lot from them and im thinking about starting my own channel now!

[@chinmaythummalapalli8655]

James Rum it’s Arun

[@awaisiqbal956]

Love the content aaron keep coming with it

[@Nyaatastic]

You had me at screen protector! @1:08

[@MegaBeanHead0]

Its plastic....

[@jacobjai760]

Never really see videos about refurbished devices by popular uploaders. Thanks brother for this, you know your viewers well.

[@tomsiby]

Great work. Would like to see more content from you. Btw, on a slightly different note please do a video on the augmented reality on pixel devices. It will be much appreciated. NB: would'nt hurt if you could send me one of them.😉

[@sirburn2249]

Thank you for that insight as I have the pondering that same question myself

[@maksime]

i should first start by getting a smartphone :(

[@wamppipti1673]

Maxime FROSSARD oh yeh

[@elisageorge8187]

W

[@TsunaXZ]

X

[@PuzzledVisions]

what you should do all of your phones???? taking care.....or not?

[@rhonda7113]

You are one of the best reviewers . I love watching your videos . As a girl I probably know more about phones then anyone I talk to ... but it’s from watching all your videos. Big hugs .

[@HypersIQ]

Who remembers when we used to get chargers and earphones

[@wamppipti1673]

Mr.whosetheboss:this will be a 24 hour giveaway. Me:looking at the time of upload and sees 23 hours ago!!!!! #goodtimingbaybe

[@RS-wk5ts]

9999999999 views on a comment (youtube must be drunked)

[@dae590]

Mr who's the man!! Love the opportunity to win

[@nagatouzumaki4086]

Dang, i think im too late

[@nibirbiswas5348]

Wow this video is going to be helpful... nd I am sharing this video with all my friends thanks alott... 😃😊

[@keithbroadway479]

Great review as always! Thanks very interesting!

[@marcbostock6227]

Excellent video Arun and certainly a subject which must be looked into carefully as phones become more expensive

[@slapnut892]

This was a terrible review. You never went into detail about the pitfalls of buying a referbished phone. As someone who has, I can honestly say it is a real gamble. Are you buying one with referbished parts? Are they stolen? Are the parts aftermarket? Are they cheap Chinese replica parts? Are the parts of high quality? Are the people you are buying from authorized referbishers/resellers? Etc... I bought a Samsung Galaxy S4 (and returned it) from someone that seemed legit enough only to find out it was a lemon with hacked firmware, overheating issues, throttling, broken widget draw, camera not working because of overheating, even the removable backplate was a poor knockoff (the writing came off just by rubbing it, Samsung phones don't do that). Moral of the story: if you don't care about wasting money, only buy from an authorized and reputable reseller/refurbisher with a good track record. Another pro tip is to be very careful about feedback on their own site, a lot of it might be fake, so always look for off-site review's.

[@RiseandRecharge]

I contacted quick mobile fix. They say that they do not use original Apple parts. Instead, they use ‘Grade A’ generic parts which they cannot prove so I would be quite wary of buying from them.

[@silent_il]

thats true but at least they are honest enough to admit it

[@SheniceSays214]

Thank you.

[@erickwon8528]

Well, that's your problem

[@henryolson5882]

Kwinny Studios no, thats not his problem. Refurbished is literally a gamble, anyone can have this problem

[@michielvanhecke3273]

Finally a give away where there's no other social media involved :) Otherwise I could never enter the competition... Anyway, love your channel and I would also love a new smartphone :)

[@dolsimon]

I'd say the quality of the phones differ dependent of the company. I just recently bought a Note 20 for 278 euros, and when it arrived it was in way better condition than I expected. The phone was less expensive to buy than second hand than where I live, and I got free shipping and half a year of warranty as well. The front glass was in perfect condition, and the back looked as new (with a few very small buts), which is impressive for a plastic back. The only way I could tell that it was pre owned was because I could see the edges of where the case used to be on the frame and the screen had minor burn in. With the price I've payed I'm very happy. Though I've heard other people having different experiences with refurbished phones.

[@Unkiron.]

i don't think that scratch is such problem as most user put it in case

[@smtanvirahmed]

looks like buying a refurbished phone is not that bad but how about long time usage 1-2 years ?, any chance of hardware problem ?

[@Sharky165]

S.M.TANVIR AHMED As long as it includes a long-term warranty (1 year) from a reputable company, then I believe the risk is no greater than you would have buying a brand-new phone. FWIW, my last two phones -- an iPhone 5 and later a Note 5 -- bought brand new, each had to be replaced under warranty. If the warranty is backed by anyone other than the OEM, just make sure you read the terms carefully before buying, so that you understand fully the warranty company's terms of repair or replacement.

[@ikechinwankwo7993]

bought a refurbished google pixel and after a month microphone and earphone jack had issues

[@lowkey3635]

Is it a good company to buy a refurbished phone?

[@Sharky165]

Ikechi Nwankwo Sorry to hear, man. Did Google honor their warranty and fix the issues free of charge ?

[@Sharky165]

matthew lindsay Which company ?

[@bestgameplay831]

The one who won the competition said he would make a review about it but never did

[@MusaDays808]

Well, Can You Blame The Poor Guy 🤷‍♂️ He Probably Got Scammed Too 😂

[@muhammadwaleedawan11]

Best KZbinr good luck with 2M subs 💗

[@rifatplayz247]

Is International Shipping available on Quick mobile fix, aaron?

[@im2groovy]

I got a refurbished note 9 in very good condition for 434. It was pristine but only came with the phone, stylus and fast charger

[@qwertydog9795]

I did too but mine won't get OTA updates

[@cloidless]

That is what i am calling a giveaway! Great vid!

[@zoka4e]

I never had an iPhone

[@dictionjamatia3289]

me2

[@RandoSpear]

Yes And I have never used any iPhone or won any giveaway! Hope I win this time!

[@staffy35]

If you’re already getting an older phone, then refurbished is good. However, these older phones may not get the latest software (more specifically android). So, I would not recommend it over a chronologically newer phone, but within the same model, it seems worth it.

[@joh8379]

As always, great video and superb editing. Best smartphone channel on KZbin!!

[@christiandavison9757]

I got my phone refurbished (Samsung s6 edge) and it works like new

[@faith3305]

Where did you get it from

[@hb99em]

Is the refurbished phone water resistant

[@redrock861]

I had to send my 1day old phone in for repairs(no physical damage, just messed up out of the box), and was sent a refurbished phone because they couldn't fix mine. I asked if there was a rebate on what I paid, because I bought a brand new phone, but ended up with the wrong colour and a used phone. I wasn't happy. It still works 4 years later though.

[@sweetiebaiden]

Thanks for this video Arun (Sweetie from Ghana)

[@gadgetorials]

refurbished or not i really wana win the giveaway

[@tbtunes_]

Refurb is the same as new if u get a good one I got a s7 edge refurb for only 180 and it's mint no scratches on the glass and few on the sides

[@teamj7745]

Plus you didn't tell the people here that s7 overheats and has short battery life damn it I got a certified preowned and it sucks I'm returning it and getting the iPhone apple ALL the way

[@lordmasterization]

@@teamj7745 lol apple

[@teamj7745]

@@lordmasterization yeah why

[@beezerboy4152]

This really helped a lot as I’ve just bought a refurbished iPhone 7 Plus from this same sight, only bad thing I can say about them is there delivery is a bit long but otherwise they are good

[@jamesphillipshort]

I broke a few phones in the past... I wonder if one of these are or where mine...

[@-Zelo]

i've always been one to just go for refurbished phones as i never cared for new ones and let me say all of the refurbished phones i've had have been owned all over at least 3 years or more and all had 0 issues. I purchased a brand new phone about a year ago because of a great deal i got and i thought it would be nice owning a new phone but just yesterday that phone decided to just completely start to break. I lost all vibration in the phone and the touch sensors also broke or are close to breaking because sometimes i cant type and the phone will start typing for me. In the end my point is the refurbished phone is actually the better phone. Whatever broke was fixed and now you don't have to deal with what the new owner of one had to experience. They also tend to update other parts on refurbished phones and the part will actually be better than oem such as in the video with the screens. So my opinion is always go with the refurbished.

[@samsunggalaxynote20ultra5g4]

What was the phone that broke

[@-Zelo]

@@samsunggalaxynote20ultra5g4 LG G7 ThinQ

[@RakibKhan-bu4vo]

Did you bought your refurbished from a seller?

[@-Zelo]

@@RakibKhan-bu4vo I usually buy from high rated sellers on eBay with the phone being sold in "excellent" condition.

[@RakibKhan-bu4vo]

@@-Zelo Did your phones still had the ip68 ratings?

[@arne6877]

I really like your Videos and I asked myself the question you said in the beginning I was like "why the hell are there 6 phones?!"😂 I think you will reach 1 Million until 2k18 and because of you I am planning of buying the Oneplus 5t ❤

[@kyiaobrien6542]

The same thing happed with me

[@mujeebrehman7810]

But the problem with that is sometimes the phones are opened and the internal things are sometimes are changed

[@debbiesesay1574]

You have a very nice speaking voice. Lovely and clear, I understood everything you said. I would love to win a phone please.

[@nassariafoster8548]

I am in 2019 is it too late 😄😅😃😂😁😀

[@michaeldesanta424]

Nope 😆

[@mochiis4481]

M.Haqimie so am I

[@ricekilla_]

I am from 2020

[@tomrobert2542]

I am from 2020 too

[@abdelmattat964]

i am from 2021

[@SoccerCasual]

Great video as always bro!

[@Mrwhosetheboss]

+SoccerCasual ♥️

[@SamsungS23Ultr]

@@Mrwhosetheboss ❤

[@ec_depths]

@@SamsungS23Ultr my mom has the s10+

[@SamsungS23Ultr]

@@ec_depths Cool! I have the ceramic 1tb version and I won't be trading it in until under display cameras

[@informacionimportantedeyo7838]

@@Mrwhosetheboss sir, can you do a new video of this please, the information provided by thy is outdated, it will be a pleasure of mine if you do it thank

[@astrodrmr4482]

I would have liked to see more actual performance comparisons. Running/opening games or videos/etc. My problem with refurb phones is they seem to not work as well over time but I would like to see more evidence of this. This video doesn't help that at all but the physical comparisons are a good start....

[@drzxy5498]

Man your videos have improved 😂

[@prabhakarshukal3955]

Best tech KZbinr, keep it up

[@slevinkelevra5901]

Do they replace the battery with a new one ? That is my biggest concern since all new phones have nonremovable batteries

[@youssef6439]

No, you can replace them, however refurbished phones usually come with a new battery

[@slevinkelevra5901]

@@youssef6439 how can a refurbished phone come with a new battery if the battery cannot be replaced . That does not make sense 🙄. Yes they can be taken apart. Cleaned. Repaired. And replace needed components. Such as the battery. I think you need to read my comment again. You may have misunderstood.

[@youssef6439]

@@slevinkelevra5901 no because you said do they replace the battery and then you said that all new phones had “nonremovable” batteries. I said that new phones batteries can be removed and replaced, and if you buy an older refurbished phone from a reputable company they will replace a worn 🔋.

[@slevinkelevra5901]

@@youssef6439 I aaumed you knew what " non-removable " .. Meaning everyone that owns a phones like that cannot turn the phone over and remove the back side on the case and remove the battery. My mistake by assuming

[@youssef6439]

@@slevinkelevra5901 Oh, I thought you meant the batteries could not be replaced whatsoever. You mean that the consumer cannot replace the battery.

[@bernhard8540]

Three years later and that website is no longer active its shut down :( was looking to get some family members a much needed upgrade

[@universalmycelium9384]

Great! You answered a lifelong question! Thanks!

[@jyrose7276]

Hi. Great video. Thanks for the reassurance. I have decided to buy my first flagship smartphone refurbished. I managed to get a S21 Ultra 256gb for 400 dollars. I also got the Rhinoshield custom case (Naruto themed) and screen protector for it. Looking forward to it. Thanks for making great videos and keeping me updated with the new techs. Keep it up! Ur awesome!

[@Luckycoded]

How was it...any problem?

[@jyrose7276]

@@Luckycoded not any up till now. Best decision I've ever made buying a phone

[@Luckycoded]

Thanks bro... I'll be getting Samsung s20 in few days

[@ShubhamSingh-mo3rz]

Who's the winner? Where do you announce the winner?

[@jean-louistixier-vignancou3211]

I am the winner.

[@HoldMyBlade]

I got a refurbished advert, when I clicked this vid 😂

[@Roadrunnerz45]

watching this in 2023 and how his voice has changed so much.

[@Cinou]

Nice video!!

[@nimfilms]

Road to 1 mil! Love from India ♥️

[@paultasker7788]

I usually get mine refurbished. Most have been great value and lasted well. Some even have a guarantee. Not all are perfect. The worse was my HTC one with a camera that took purple images, but I've had an LG with a battery that lasted minutes, a Sony with a broken speaker and a HTC desire that won't connect to any networks! A Huawei P20 pro had a poorly performing camera due to a scratched lens (now fixed but still not perfect). My current LG V30 came on android 7 and battery dropped rapidly after only a short time using. I had to manually update it using PC as missed 8.0 so phone didn't find update. Seems it wasn't used for a while! But the next day after a full discharge and recharge battery was superb. And now it's got no faults at all. Lovely camera and I'm lucky. The oled got bad press on this but mines glorious. Best screen I've had on a phone. 165 pounds. I'd struggle to get close to anything this good new for that price.

[@tariqkavish]

Very unique video, really increases the experience without having any experience of such thing, nice work sir👍

[@musasleeps]

gets 40% off phone "i think i see a small scratch"

[@debbiemills6327]

I learned a lot here today and I never win anything it would be so nice! Keep up the great work on explaining how they are different to us & stay safe & god bless!!!🙏🏼😇

[@dennyprasad1516]

Awesome review!

[@shoaibkhan5341]

Great content thanks man

[@BN-xo3hp]

I really needed this review perspective, I'm heading out into the Black Friday aftermath 😅 I hope I win this Giveaway (probably not) but it'd be great to start my KZbin plan finally up 😊 & 💕 *Good Luck Everyone* 💕

[@randomuser7362]

Your stupid, giveaway is already over

[@hisankidwai497]

I have never thought that a refurbished phone can be so good.

[@erik.rodriguez]

Hisan Kidwai p

[@johnneal7832]

I think its a good idea,as you say little scratches on the sides and back wouldnt make any difference to me as i put a case on as soon as i get a phone

[@AndyZULUL]

just getting a used one from FBmarket place or whatever is good as refurbished. adding the term refurbish on it adds like $100 to it, all you get some generic chargers and a wonky warranty, or maybe even replaced cheaper parts.

[@olivernyl]

3 giveaways in 1 month, wow thanks

[@chibuzo]

ikr :)

[@Soumyadip_Pal]

Buying refurbished phones are an excellent way to save bucks for college students like us. 😅

[@Pcfunkiesdotcom]

Soumyadip Pal Haha.. My thoughts exactly!

[@goodmorning8403]

Yes!

[@tctahsin4941]

Andrew Robert aight peasant

[@brad-in7860]

Lyier1 I bet u live with ur parents and they buy your phone for u so stfu

[@DoodyPlug]

This was def helpful. Keep making more Arun

[@Lawomenshoops]

Cosmetic conditions is important, but not the be or end all. While it would be impossible to find out without opening the phone, some places that refurbish phones, may not use the genuine parts, like the battery. They may not also put in that water proofing gasket seal. Those places that will replace your battery for cheaper than the Apple store- they can do that because they may use a lesser quality battery and/or not put that water proofing casket seal back onto your phone!

[@darthraider450]

In 2020, is it too late for the giveaway? 😂

[@sanchitahuja6743]

Great! And i'm watching this video after an year! Happens to me every time😣

[@samasaina]

Sanchit Ahuja me too , after a year 🙁

[@Fusi0nss]

One thing you did not check is the battery life and screen durability, as we all know phones starting to die after a year so you go and buy a new one... i had s9 plus for exactly a year and as soon as my plan was about to end my phone didnt charge as quick as it did before and battery lasted less than a day and phone just felt slow

[@joebxth]

My first flagship phone was s7 edge and I didn't even know what refurbished phone back then

[@janneboman8573]

Yes. Don't give your money to the machinery that vomits new crap. Anyway, new phones have these problems: Too big (diameter, screen size) Too thin Too fragile Too slippery Battery capacity too small And finally: lack of 3.5mm jack My next phone, if I buy a new one, has to convince me regarding the above list.

[@BlurryWorld]

Christmas came early.

[@senseiamadeus1417]

Always the BEST review

[@shazydelazy_tv5191]

I've always wanted to own an iphone whether refurbished or not, problem is i can't afford either of those 😥 But this doesn't stop me from watching your unboxing videos and mistery boxes😊🔥✌

[@ameen474]

Need it now

[@shivamsainixo]

Hey Arun I use Windows phone , I think you understood 😀

[@Treyvan_Zurks]

I just got a refurbish IPhone 7, and dang it looks like they just bought it new and gave it to me. 0 scratches but some games on my iPhone 7 it just starts getting warmer. The game’s are like a AR game and roblox game. But it makes sense

[@stevenjervis6225]

Hi after jumping in and buying a Mi 11, using Mi Mover from my Mi9 is useless will not transfer 3rd party apps, I'm gutted as its taken me ages to make the decision to buy. My wifes new iphone 12 from a 7, set up and ready to go on minutes, everything I didn't want or expect to happen has!! I can't remember all my logins for the usual apps. Have you any suggestions? It shouldn't be this hard, regret buying as spent three hours last night with it. I've now restored it to Factory settings and put it in a draw of shame!! Great Channel BTW.

[@ujjwalm32]

Yaya

[@Jaysann22]

I'd never buy a refurb. 40% of retail cost just isn't enough savings with all things considered. Such as the risks that come with refurb. Examples being that the chances of getting a refurb that has defects and glitches that got by the QC tests. Cheap after market replacement parts and possible slower performance. Plus I just personally HATE the fact the device is not brand new and that I'm using someone else's old defect or neglected device. It may be a bit silly but it's just the thought of it that bothers me.

[@insitakaya1672]

Yoni Playz Profile Picture Any reasons to why not? And if not new, then what condition?

[@rainirodriguez2931]

They fix what needs to be fixed🤦

[@qwertydog9795]

honestly the only con I've seen to refurbished phones is the possibility of not receiving proper updates. I bought a Note 9 refurbished about 2 months ago, and have not received any updates at all. I'm still stuck with Android 9 and year-old security patches as of August 2020...