Apple iPhone 13 Mini, 128GB, Blue - (Renewed)

Wow.Bought from seller Click & get UK. Was listed as used Excellent condition. Received my iPhone mini 13 today and am so pleased with it.I did have a iPhone 13 Pro but it was too big for my hands. I’m really fussy with my iPhones when it comes to marks and scratches but I took the chance and am so glad I did.There is not one single mark on the entire phone.This phone is like brand new. Battery life 89% so pleased with that. I have already got a cover and screen protector on it to keep it in the new condition it arrived in. Everything works perfectly on the phone.Also came with a 1 metre lead and USB plug. Can not fault a single thing. I love it.

So I was really surprised after reading some of the reviews about the battery capacity being so low like just around 80% or lower or the battery draining so fast then to find out the phone I received had 100% capacity and doesn’t drain so quick after I charge the phone so I’m happy about that. Fair enough there’s a few dent marks near the camera lens but I’m not too bothered about that as long as the phone works then I’m not complaining! No scratch marks on the screen. Speakers work well. Also the pink colour is really pretty, love it! Definitely will buy a phone again when I feel like upgrading!

Was meant to be renewed / refurbished (it didn’t look refurbished or even properly cleaned), was meant to be in excellent condition (but I would say it should be classified as good as there were chips in the paint work), and it came with 77% battery health which is very disappointing and requires a battery replacement which will cost £85. This item should just have been classed as second hand as it was not renewed.

The phone detects an non apple battery,other than that it seems a good phone in excellent condition.

I was apprehensive about buying a used iPhone, however the price was good so figured I'd give it a chance. The phone was graded 'excellent' and only has a few minor hairline scratches, looks almost new without close inspection. It also has 92% battery health so hasn't been used heavily despite being an older model. As for the iPhone itself, it's has really snappy performance, the screen is bright, camera is almost flagship standard. Face ID is also very convenient compared to Android (which I still prefer, this is being used as a secondary device). I'd happily buy used again through Amazon, especially since they are so good at enforcing warranty.

Excellent condition as advertised. Not a chip or scratch anywhere on it and it came with a new battery fitted, 100% battery health. Would recommend and buy from again

I last had an iPhone 11 Pro max, and before that an 11 pro, so I’ve been used to toting heavy phones. This is an absolute lightweight which I’m looking forward to using. The good points. Cosmetically incredible with the description given as excellent and refurbished, it arrived screen in perfect condition and one very tiny imperfection on one edge. I’ve set up phones and Apple Watches before but this for some reason was a nightmare as it initially took ages to go through the process and the bad points, I ended up restarting the whole set up procedure three times before it finally woke up with “most” of my information onboard. A new battery had been installed, showing at 100% but because it had not been done by official Apple staff, it had a notification that asked to rectify and repair. I think I would rather have a brand new battery as I was given and have a notification page, than have an 80-90%. battery. A need to manually reinstall lots of my other apps means a time consuming few more hours in setting it up but in all for the price paid (£280) I believe I got a bargain, and it was worth the sweat! A beautiful, lightweight treasure. New Edit :- After a month I had a problem with the wi-fi on this phone which was not showing on my other apple devices. After 3 days of internet trouble and battery drain, I contacted amazon and requested a return and refund. I sent the item back to the refurbisher who then after 2 days declared it NFF. (No fault found) and explained that the battery was not faulty but that it was not of Apple origin, and that this was the new way forward. They reassured me that the warning about a non genuine part would disappear after two weeks. So perhaps I’m a purist after all and prefer the complete item, or possibly I’m not happy that the device only just scrapes through the day needing a charge at the end of it. I’m eventually putting my 100% battery 13 mini on the market and will likely steer clear of refurb from now on.

This was listed as in excellent condition, so there should have been no scratches on the screen. However, there was a small scratch on the bottom left. It could be seen and felt with a fingernail, so it was fairly deep. This really should have been checked before it was listed. Battery life was 84%, which is ok. But I'm not sure where the term renewed comes from. Anybody can reset an iPhone. Phone was returned