Update: Today (June 21, 2026) Only - take an
extra 20% off the prices shown below when you purchase these items using the
Woot! App for
iOS or
Android (discount automatically applied on the
final checkout page)
Woot! has select
Refurbished Grade A: Apple iPhones/Watches w/ 1-Year Warranty (various models/styles) on sale
from $139.99 listed below.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (
must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
phoinix for finding this deal
Note, product will be sold by Woot! and fulfilled by Amazon
Use the drop down menu to make your color/capacity selection; pricing will vary by option
Available Models/Styles- Refurbished Grade A: Apple iPhones/Watches w/ 1-Year Warranty (various models/styles)
Top Comments
They come from various phone refurb/repair stores/operations all over the country. Most seem from NY area. Amazon has nothing to do with them except take a cut of the sale.
Inspected = it turned on
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Apple Watch Series 6 (2020)
Apple Watch Series 7 (2021)
Apple Watch Series 8 (2022)
Apple Watch Ultra (1st generation, 2022)
Apple Watch SE (2nd generation, 2022)
Community Reviews
These Grade A Apple refurb deals can deliver near new-looking iPhones and Watches, especially on newer models like the 16e, 16 Plus, and some 15 and 12 units that arrived with 100 percent battery, clean cosmetics, and working features. The strongest value callouts are the iPhone 12 and 13 family, with the 13 Mini praised for battery and performance and the 15 Plus and 16e standing out for USB C. The main cautions are battery health below 80 percent, scratches or cracked backs, and occasional third party parts or repair warnings. A few units also arrived with missing functionality or demo labeling, so condition seems to depend heavily on the individual device.
Common Questions (4)
Condition is highly unit-dependent: some arrive looking nearly new with 100% battery, while others show scratches, cracked backs, low battery health, or even nonworking parts like an earpiece. The safest expectation is that Grade A means cosmetic polish, not a guarantee of original parts or flawless hardware.
Yes, these refurbs can include third-party replacement parts such as batteries, screens, or controllers, and iOS may show an Unknown Part Detected warning or a Parts and Service History entry. That matters because it can affect battery life, display quality, and whether Apple will service the phone later.
The iPhone 12 is the cheapest OLED and 5G option, the 13 adds noticeably better battery life and performance, the 15 is the first with USB-C, and the 16e is the cheapest USB-C model and may arrive in the best shape. The 16 Plus units reported here also arrived with 100% battery and no scratches, while the 15 does not support Apple AI.
Yes, buyers have returned units for battery health around 79% and for defects like screen issues, cracked backs, or a nonworking earpiece. Several comments suggest checking battery health in Settings and inspecting the phone immediately before deciding to keep it.
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To check if your iPhone has aftermarket or replaced parts, use the built-in iOS Parts and Service History feature.Open your Settings app.Tap on General.Tap on About.Look for the Parts and Service History section.
This menu will only show if iPhone has had some parts replaced. It was also tell you if it's original Apple parts or 3rd party which will be listed as unknown
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To check if your iPhone has aftermarket or replaced parts, use the built-in iOS Parts and Service History feature.Open your Settings app.Tap on General.Tap on About.Look for the Parts and Service History section.
This menu will only show if iPhone has had some parts replaced. It was also tell you if it's original Apple parts or 3rd party which will be listed as unknown
Also. Doesn't woot make it harder to return stuff?
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Face ID
Wifi
Bluetooth
eSim
Speakers
Earpiece Speaker
All buttons
Front and rear cameras
Battery 100%
About section in Settings and there was nothing about repairs
Zero cosmetic issues on the physical phone
Not sure what else to check. Seems like a keeper. First activation was in March. Seeing the comments here, I guess you really do need to get a newer model, or else you roll the dice.
one of them has a really scratched body. I think it was trade in. Camera & Screen was fine
While "Grade A" means it will look pretty on the outside, there are a few major gambles you take with these specific deals:
- The Battery Lottery: They only guarantee battery health above 80%. If your iPhone or Watch arrives at 81% or 82%, the battery is already chemically degraded. You'll be charging it twice a day, and a replacement at the Apple Store ($70–$100+) instantly kills any savings you got here.
- Non-Genuine Parts: Third-party liquidators love cheap aftermarket screens and batteries. Don't be surprised if you boot it up and get the annoying iOS "Unknown Part Detected" warnings, or notice the screen colors/brightness look a bit off.
- Zero Water Resistance: The moment these third-party shops pop the screen open to refurbish or inspect the device, the factory waterproof seal is broken. Do not take that Apple Watch into the pool or shower.
- The $140 Bait: The $140 entry price is usually for near-obsolete models (like a 64GB iPhone 11 or an ancient Watch Series) that are losing iOS support anyway. Once you spec it up to a modern, relevant model, the pricing usually isn't any better than Swappa or eBay Refurbished.
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