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Apple iPhone 12 Pro, 128GB, Gold - Fully Unlocked (Renewed)

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Condition: Refurbished - Excellent
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Size: 128GB


Color: Gold


Service Provider: Unlocked


Product grade: Renewed


Features

  • Fully unlocked and compatible with any carrier of choice (e.g. AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, US-Cellular, Cricket, Metro, etc.).
  • Inspected and guaranteed to have minimal cosmetic damage, which is not noticeable when the device is held at arm's length.
  • Successfully passed a full diagnostic test which ensures like-new functionality and removal of any prior-user personal information.
  • The device does not come with headphones or a SIM card. It does include a charging cable that may be generic.
  • Tested for battery health and guaranteed to have a minimum battery capacity of 80%.

Description

Apple iPhone 12 Pro, 128GB, Gold - Unlocked (Renewed)

Specs & Other Info

Specification Details
ManufacturerApple Computer
Product LineiPhone 12 Pro
Network UnlockedCompatible with All Carriers
SoftwareiOS 14
Connectivity5G, LTE, Wireless
Internal Storage128 GB
Display6.1-inch OLED screen
SIM Card SlotsDual SIM (nano-SIM and eSIM)
Color OptionGold
Product Dimensions7.4 x 4.84 x 2.28 inches
Weight12 ounces
Battery Capacity2815 mAh
Box ContentsiPhone, Power Adapter, USB Cable
Initial AvailabilityDecember 3, 2020
Memory (RAM)128 GB

Frequently asked questions

Fully unlocked means that the iPhone 12 Pro is not tied to any specific carrier and can be used with any GSM or CDMA network. You simply need to insert a SIM card from your chosen carrier, and the phone should work.

A renewed iPhone 12 Pro has been inspected and restored to full working condition, so it should function like a new device. However, it might show signs of wear and come with a limited warranty.

The 128GB storage option on the iPhone 12 Pro refers to the internal storage capacity of the device, which is used for saving your operating system, apps, photos, videos, and other personal files.

Renewed products typically come with compatible accessories, but they may not be original Apple-branded items. It's common to receive a generic charger and cable, although some sellers may offer original accessories.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.


The refurbished iPhone 12 Pro, as reported by customers, has a good overall performance and a considerable appearance with minor signs of use. Most users found minor imperfections like slight surface marring and tiny chips, but nothing significant enough to disrupt functionality. While the battery percentage ranged from 85% to 94%, with a few wishing it could be higher, fast phone setup, additional storage, and a better camera compared to former models are greatly appreciated.

Pros

  • 📱 Higher storage options.
  • 📸 Improved camera performance compared to older models.
  • 🔋 Good battery percentage for a refurbished phone.
  • 🔧 Easy setup and transfer of data.

Cons

  • ⚠️ Minor physical imperfections such as nicks and chips.
  • 🔋 A few users wished the battery percentage was slightly higher.
  • 💻 Some complaints about screen not being the original.

Should I Buy It?

If you're looking for a good deal on an iPhone 12 Pro and don't mind that it's refurbished, this might be a suitable option. You'll get a high-performing device with minor physical imperfections, a satisfactory battery percentage, and excellent additional features like a better camera and higher storage room.


  • Excellent quality. No scratches, dents, cracks or hardware issues
Size: 128GB Color: Gray Service Provider: Cricket Product grade: Renewed
I'm very weary about buying phones and other Tec from independent sellers online from my own experiences but this seller is 100% legit. My iPhone came within a few days in a box with no visible damages on it. That was the first sign that the product was good IMO. Upon opening and seeing the contents inside everything was properly sealed and packaged. The phone charger it came with works, the phone itself has no damage to it physically. It needed a little charge to get it going but once it turned on everything ran smoothly. Both hardware and physical condition are great, I would recommend buying from this seller and if I needed a new phone in the future I would gladly be back to get one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024 by Mike M

  • Good Value
Size: 128GB Color: Graphite Service Provider: AT&T Product grade: Renewed
Buying a used phone can be an anxiety filled experience - you read the reviews and hope that you're one of the happy customers and are lucky enough to get an "as advertised product." You have to take a chance. I did and the phone arrived quickly and with an unexpected charger and cord - generic box and bubble wrap. The phone was listed as in "excellent" and it truly was without a mark, dent or scratch. Several hours of backing up, transferring data and sim - now the phone is truly working and picking up where the prior phone handed off to the latest one. The challenge of course is you have a new phone - and its always a bit steep for the first few days trying to learn the new hardware/software and audit that the used phone does not have some hidden defect that is going to cost you more time and money. So, I'm happy for a few days and then one evening I discover that the bottom speaker (the top earpiece speaker is actually called the receiver) was not working well. scratchy and little to no volume - this had missed my attention entirely. A panic search online revealed Apple 12 speaker problems and them being repaired by Apple - crap! I went to a repair shop the next day, they ran Apple diagnostics on the phone and sure enough - speaker needed to be replaced - $120 for generic parts, $180 for Apple parts - they're not familiar with the Apple repair program (found out later that was for receiver speakers) - so this is half of the cost of the phone. No I'm committed to the new phone, don't want to lose it, but don't want to pay this either. Reach out to seller and explain the issue - they can even confirm the Apple diagnostic through the serial number - They offer $25 refund if I'll keep the phone. - So this tells me that they don't run diagnostics on the phones themselves - or do and hope that people will simply miss small items or accept them once they have sweat equity in the phone - or, it's all honest and by buying/selling a used phone both parties are taking a gamble. I chose to believe the latter. And accepted their offer. And here's the takeaway - the speaker now works - once in a while I might think I hear some scratchy, but unsure due to surrounding conditions. So for now, it's good, we'll see how long it lasts - but if I have to get it repaired - I took a chance - I say take a chance - you might get a perfect phone and save a lot in the meantime - I typically stay a few models behind the curve and benefit from software updates and people abandoning perfectly working phones for the latest models - AT&T typically had new old stock and I took advantage of that, but I have a grandfathered plan that they no longer make good money on, so I'm no longer eligible for that. Hope your experience is a good one - all the best, Don ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2024 by dawjr

  • Touch screen intermittent; battery does not hold charge
Size: 256GB Color: Graphite Service Provider: Unlocked Product grade: Renewed
Be mindful when purchasing USED products. While they go above and beyond in the marketing of the device “factory re-manufactured” and “certified pre-owned” and ETC are all fancy wording for SECOND HAND, and USED. That said, with high hopes I purchased this device in May 2024 for my birthday, everything seemed to work fine, even though I noticed that the Maximum Battery Capacity was below 90%. —- Now in late January 2025 roughly only 8 months of use and the MBC has fallen to 77%, which has shown extreme degradation in that it cannot hold a charge. In addition, I have noticed that the touch screen is intermittent-Meaning that sometimes it works, and sometimes it does not. Sometimes no have to press multiple times and extremely firm—Note that all softer is up to day on the iOS, as well as the Apps used. Also note that I have equipped this phone with a highend sturdy case, which has kept it well protected, although it has not suffered any falls or drops of any kind. Additionally, the screen is and has been protected and covered since the day I received the phone and it still intact with NO cracks or scratches —- All that said, aside from the disappointment of the battery not being at 99% when received and now not holding a charge through the day even with a mid day recharge, I am surprised that I could not get to at least a full 2 years before minor or even major hardware degradation had set in. The question then lies with the company who is selling the phones vs the Apple product itself. I can say ALL my Apple iPhone devices have held the test of time and I’ve never had to upgrade due to hardware, but due to obsoletion. SO, it is my assessment that the company selling the second hand item needs to do a better job checking the devices before resale, as well as fairly pricing it for its age and prior use.-not to mention changing the battery component if it is below 90%. The one, and only good thing I can say was the phone appeared relatively new with little evidence of use meaning just monor scratches on the metal chassis housing, although this goes completely unnoticed as the phone is covered completely with protection. The status of the companies integrity is still up for debate, if they can accommodate my request for a replacement to a newer iPhone model, for which I will pay the difference I will then say happy shopping to all customers, if not, I will say be WEARY of buying used, older model iPhone devices by smaller relatively unknown companies. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025 by Joseph W. Joseph W.

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