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Excellent refurbished on eBay is the seller's grade, not Samsung's. The catch to check before the price: does the listing say the battery was replaced, and how long is the return window. Those two lines matter more than the last 30 bucks between listings.
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Excellent refurbished on eBay is the seller's grade, not Samsung's. The catch to check before the price: does the listing say the battery was replaced, and how long is the return window. Those two lines matter more than the last 30 bucks between listings.
I would hope a model from just last year doesn't need a new battery already. Even worse, if it was replaced, who replaced it and did they use an OEM battery or some piece of junk battery to save cost?
Pull or nah for 615.00? Especially for 512gb. Im patient but I am on need of upgrade. Galaxy S22 plus currently.
I had the S22+ and was a great phone, went to the S25 ultra when they first came out, big upgrade. I never did have any issues with my 22+, just wanted newer
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I had the S22+ and was a great phone, went to the S25 ultra when they first came out, big upgrade. I never did have any issues with my 22+, just wanted newer
The battery is GRass and I am trying to hold out for a bigger battery phone. Even if next year new model. 5000ah for the last 5 years is seeming pathetic.
Are people normally eager to throw $600 at a random ebay seller for a used phone they have no idea what condition it is in? The seller sells a LOT but the number of negative reviews about product quality and locked phones advertised as locked is not zero.
Swappa has a certified mint unlocked one for $746. Excellent isn't an industry standard category. The highest price one on swappa is $979 so the savings is $441 less than advertised.
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