I had the rattling noise in camera issue and a stuck volume button on my iPhone 6. What are the chances my replacement is a refurbished model? After checking the model number the replacement was made in week 41.
I had the rattling noise in camera issue and a stuck volume button on my iPhone 6. What are the chances my replacement is a refurbished model? After checking the model number the replacement was made in week 41.
I believe the only way to tell if it's refurbished is by checking the serial number and if it starts with an N I was told. Y another macrumor member that means refurbished take it for what you want but that's what I was told
For you, it's 100% refurb. Maybe with a few salvaged parts thrown in from the 5C assembly line too. 😀 If everything works, then you should have no worries and just enjoy the phone.
I had the rattling noise in camera issue and a stuck volume button on my iPhone 6. What are the chances my replacement is a refurbished model? After checking the model number the replacement was made in week 41.
Refurbs get new casings, all parts are tested and have to pass the same QC checks new phones do. Any failing parts are replaced with new parts. Finally, the entire phone goes through the last QC check that the new phones have to pass as well.
Phones in the white boxes are a mix of new/refurb.
In the end, there's no way to tell the difference.