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9tailsfox

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Hello anyone here received Iphone 5S start with DX. any better than DN F1 F2? CAn't search any information on google so far. thanks
 
Hello anyone here received Iphone 5S start with DX. any better than DN F1 F2? CAn't search any information on google so far. thanks

The 5S that I purchased last year had a serial number that began with F2. It worked quite well. My iPhone 6 starts with DN and I just had to send it back due to a button defect. I don't know anything about DX, though.
 
When you run your serial number here: http://www.chipmunk.nl/klantenservice/applemodel.html

What do you get?

Model introduced: 2013
Serial number: DX3N60G6---- (cleaned up from 'dx3n60g6----')

Number of lookups done last 30 days: 6
You will be limited to 10 lookups per 30 days.

Nice Name: iPhone 5s (Asia Pacific)
Machine Model: iPhone6,2
Family name: A1530
Group1: iPhone
Group2:
Generation:
CPU speed: 1.3GHz
Screen size: 4 inch
Screen resolution: 1136x640 pixels
Colour: Space Gray
Production year: 2014
Production week: 32 (August)
Model introduced: 2013
Capacity: 64GB
Memory - flavour: xx
Factory: DX (China)

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DX is a refurb. Not that it matters as long as it works.


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DX is a refurb. Not that it matters as long as it works.

I thought F9 serial is refurbished set? Even this DX refurbished set too ioi
 
I had my previous phone replaced (iPhone 5) and the replacement also started with DX.

I don't know whether it was an actual refurbished phone or one of the white box models that they set aside for replacements straight from the main assembly line.

Either way, they're basically brand new all the same and other than the serial number they're the same as the rest. :)
 
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