I had to receive a replacement 12 Pro Space Gray due to ongoing call issues. The new phone shows model number NGK13LL/A vs the MGK13LL/A of my original. Does anyone know what the N vs M indicates?
N is for Warranty replacement unit replaced at the apple store.
yea any warranty replacement at apple store and also mail-in service (express replacement as well) will start with N.Probably also used for mail-in service options.
This wiki is great. Interesting they designate between M, N, and F. I was thinking the N replacement they sent was refurb. After reading the wiki post, my guess is M = brand new with all the packaging and accessories, N = the same as M but only the phone, R = same as N but was previously used by a consumer. Thanks fo rate fast responses!Models - The iPhone Wiki
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N is a replacement model
If the wiki article is accurate, F = refurb. N = warranty replacment.I believe it is a refurbished model![]()
I thought warranty replacement is same as refurbs?If the wiki article is accurate, F = refurb. N = warranty replacment.
Not necessarily...this early in the game, they are probably doing warranty replacements with new phones because there aren't enough in the return pipeline yet to stock with refurb units.I thought warranty replacement is same as refurbs?
Good point! To back this up it could take 3 months or so for the refurb units to be built... According to Quora...Not necessarily...this early in the game, they are probably doing warranty replacements with new phones because there aren't enough in the return pipeline yet to stock with refurb units.