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Apple iPhone SE (2nd Generation), US Version, 128GB, Black - Unlocked (Renewed)

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Condition: Refurbished - Acceptable
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Size: 128GB


Color: Black


Service Provider: Unlocked


Product grade: Renewed


Features

  • This phone is unlocked and compatible with any carrier of choice on GSM and CDMA networks (e.g. AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, US Cellular, Cricket, Metro, Tracfone, Mint Mobile, etc.).
  • Please check with your carrier to verify compatibility.
  • When you receive the phone, insert a SIM card from a compatible carrier. Then, turn it on, connect to Wi-Fi, and follow the on screen prompts to activate service.
  • The device does not come with headphones or a SIM card. It does include a generic (Mfi certified) charging cable.
  • Tested for battery health and guaranteed to have a minimum battery capacity of 80%.

Description

Apple iPhone SE (2nd Generation), US Version, 128GB, Black - Unlocked (Renewed)

Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
ManufacturerApple
Product LineiPhone SE (2nd generation)
Unlock StatusUnlocked for All Carriers
Operating SystemiOS 16
Supported Network Technologies5G, 4G LTE, GSM, CDMA
Storage Capacity128 GB
Connectivity OptionsWi-Fi, Bluetooth
ColorBlack
Display Size4.7-inch Retina HD Display
Dimensions138.4 x 67.3 x 7.3 mm
Weight148 grams (5.22 ounces)
Model NumberA2275
Battery TypeLithium Ion (Li-Ion)
Memory4 GB RAM
Additional FeaturesBuilt-in GPS, Touchscreen Interface, Front and Rear Cameras
Box IncludesAdapter, USB Cable
Release DateMay 14, 2020

Frequently asked questions

An unlocked iPhone SE means that the phone is not tied to any specific carrier or contract. You can use it with any GSM or CDMA network worldwide, simply by inserting a SIM card from your chosen carrier.

A renewed iPhone SE (2nd Generation) has been inspected, tested, and restored to full working condition by a supplier or manufacturer. Renewed phones may come with generic accessories, and they usually offer a significant discount compared to new models.

Yes, the iPhone SE (2nd Generation) supports the latest iOS updates. Apple typically provides software updates for their devices for several years after their release.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

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

The reviews for the refurbished phone reveal overall satisfaction among users, applauding its quality, performance, and value. Customers appreciate the device's durability, smooth user interface, and the fact that it supports their day-to-day digital needs without glitches commonly seen in comparable products. Despite being a used model, buyers find it to meet or exceed their expectations in terms of aesthetics and functionality. However, there were minor concerns regarding battery life and occasional cosmetic blemishes on some units.

Pros

  • 📱 High-quality refurbished unit with no significant scratches or damages
  • 🔋 Good battery life in most cases, with some devices featuring 99% battery health
  • 📶 Offers essential features such as calling, texting, internet browsing, and app support
  • 💰 Affordably priced, offering significant savings over purchasing a brand-new device
  • 🛠️ Comes with a 90-day warranty, ensuring reliability and customer confidence

Cons

  • 🔌 Some units come with a generic brand charger instead of the original manufacturer's charger
  • ✍️ Occasional difficulty in editing large blocks of text due to software updates
  • 🔋 Battery life is mediocre on some units, requiring daily charging
  • 🧐 Minor cosmetic blemishes on some units, including light scratches

Should I Buy It?

If you're in the market for an affordable, reliable smartphone and don't mind it being refurbished, this product presents a great value. Considering the mostly positive feedback on performance, durability, and functionality, it's a recommendable choice for those looking to save money without compromising on quality. However, if you prioritise battery life and a blemish-free appearance, you may want to inspect the specific unit you're purchasing more closely or consider other options.

    • Great Phone for Those That Loathe to Buy a Phone
Size: 64GB Color: Black Service Provider: Unlocked Product grade: Renewed
The things I cared about: low price, good battery, functional. This phone checked all the boxes. Battery is great and phone feels new compared to the SE 1st gen I'm replacing.
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024 by Kevin Yaiko
    • Phenomenal phone
Size: 64GB Color: White Service Provider: Unlocked Product grade: Renewed
This is the best phone I’ve ever owned, in my opinion. I’m passionate about smartphones, and I’ve loved previous high end Androids. This has a few key advantages over those devices. Simplicity. I used to compile my own Gentoo. I understand the value of FOSS. Still, I’ve come to decide that a personal communicator/ data assistant needs to be usable above all else. iOS is feature-complete, thoughtfully efficient, and free of redundancy beyond Android. The toddler’s interface i used on the iPod touch has matured into what it was meant to be Reliability. I’ve never had big problems with Android, but it can hiccup. On every phone I’ve used over more than a decade, I’ve occasionally experienced minor crashes, GPS gremlins, battery drains, cooling anomalies, and inscrutable major app discontinuations. In nearly a year of use, this old midrange iPhone has been utterly rock solid and i am confident Apple will not yank the rug out from under any of its core utilities. I do not manage the RAM on this phone or track battery usage. It’s just normal at all times. Durability. I do not use phone cases. The concept is a bit bizarre to me from a design standpoint. It’s not ideal, but i just try to be very careful with my phone. I’m good enough at it that, since smartphones emerged, it has been overall worth it for me despite eventually breaking two phones in that period. Still, I’m aging and I’ve dropped it. It’s clear that this phone is comprehensively designed; the materials and structure are unbelievably resistant to impact on hard surfaces. The damage to my phone is entirely cosmetic to the aluminum frame, and frankly makes me smile that it worked as intended in the face of adversity. Performance. My last phone had significantly more raw computing power than this phone. Still, this phone has a smoother UI and, in my opinion, marks a significant point of diminishing returns in mobile processing power. Clearly, little of the hardware is wasted. It is well balanced. Criticisms include: the ability to edit large blocks of text in iMessage has degraded since the last update. Moving the cursor has become more difficult. Battery life is mediocre. I can confidently get a day of normal use or a few hours of streaming video, and i have to charge it every night. My refurbished phone arrived with a gouge in the screen which i consider barely acceptable. The experience is great. I’ve lost interest in cracking software and customizing each UI element with unlimited freedom in favor of a workflow that aligns with my long-term goals. In that regard this phone excels. Lovely bit of hardware and software. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2023 by Lemon
    • Perfect phone for someone like me.
Size: 64GB Color: Red Service Provider: Unlocked Product grade: Renewed Premium
I previously purchased from Amazon Renewed an iPhone 5s, and was satisfied with it considering the price was barely over one hundred dollars. That phone, however, was originally released in 2013, and at 8 years old it was getting hard to justify its continued use. So when the new iPhone SE (2020) was released I was really tempted to get it, but the pandemic had basically stopped any purchasing of anything for me at the time. Now in September of 2021, with the battery in my old phone failing, it was time to do something. I decided to check out what Amazon might have in their "renewed" products and was surprised to find that they now have "Renewed Premium", which offers a year's satisfaction guarantee. That meant, in my mind, I could send this thing back if it wasn't good or turned out to be a lemon, so I sprung for it. First of all, this one came in a nice box, oversized, and obviously sturdy enough to protect everything inside. It comes with an information packet describing what "premium" means, along with a quick start guide. The inclusion of a standard wall charger was nice, but I have a number of chargers already, not to mention my iPad Pro charger. I'll get back to that in a minute. Another thing that was nice to have included was a tool for removing the SIM card tray. Nice, but it turns out that with the new iPhone SE you can use eSIM! More on that as well in a minute. Now first of all... This phone looks gorgeous. The red color and the black front make for an awesome combination. All surfaces are smooth as if it was a brand new phone. Turning it on shows the screen is working perfectly, with even back lighting all across to each corner. The first thing I checked was the "battery health". Amazon promises that with their renewed premium phones the battery would at least be at ninety percent of capacity, so I immediately checked. Ninety-eight percent! Eight percent better than what they promised. Not bad at all! So it turns out that this phone supports fast charging. So that means my phone gets charged on the desk where my iPad Pro sits, because the charger for that is a high capacity charger. The iPhone SE charges up easily in a little over an hour, which means no need to plug it in over night. In fact, I plug it in before bed, but it's plugged into an outlet controlled by Alexa and that wont come on till in the morning. The phone charges up to capacity before I go to work! Now for setting up the service, the iPhone SE (2020) supports eSIM, which means getting set up with Mint Mobile (or any service that supports eSIM) was as easy as... Well, I went to Mint Mobile's website, checked my location, checked phone compatibility, chose my service plan, then chose eSIM at check out. A few minutes later a QR code appeared on the screen of my computer that I scanned with the iPhone SE, and a few seconds later I had 4G/LTE and everything ready to go. eSIM is the way to go. It is, just trust me on that. After about a week of using the phone, on some days like I normally do and on other day literally trying to cause it run dry of battery or trying to get it to malfunction, this little phone is holding up way better than I could have anticipated. I believe I can safely say my iPhone 5s can be retired for good. By the way. Get a cover. This phone has a glass back, which means it can be charged wirelessly, but it also means you can break it easily. I got a simple transparent back cover with a raised bezel around the edges. It cost about 9 dollars, came in the same day as the phone. I would recommend this phone and the Amazon Renewed Premium program. Yes the cost of the phone was more than it would have been with renewed only, but being able to return the phone for up to a year is worth it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2021 by MatthewX

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