Is Refurbished Iphone Bad

Too bad there are no more audio jacks on the iPhone, but this solves the problem.

Purchased refurbished, looks brand new.

I had debated whether to go for the refurbished instead of new but decided it was worth it to save almost $300. The fact it was Nikon Refurbished and therefore has a Nikon Warranty means the extra warranty protection from my credit card should also apply. Well I got my camera and except for the fact that it wasn't in the pretty gold box, it looks jut like new - My first picture was shutter activation #1! I am very happy about my purchase and am having fun learning about all of the new features compared to my old D90. I took a group picture at my Rotary Club meeting using the Nikon SnapBridge and was even able to adjust the exposure to compensate for backlighting.

An outstanding value, this case is a pleasure to hold, and has protected my iPhone 12 from a few bad drops. Plus it looks great!

I gave this mic a bad review a few days ago becuase there was all kinds of static in videos made with my iphone 6 plus. Got in touch with with Rode directly. They suggested putting the phone in airplane mode. Holy smokes! What a difference. This instruction should be in bold letters on the packaging. The videos sound great now.

For iphones with the jack, that is, as the newer ones don't have one. This little guy is of the utmost importance if you're using the JK Audio Remote Mix line, as it is the patch cord needed to connect to your iphone (or other mobile that fits its plug). I finally had one go bad after four years and although I had a backup, needed to replenish. Here's a tip about when the cord might be bad: It's not always easy to tell, as your headset mix will sound normal because it's coming from your remote mix device, but what's going through your phone may not be good audio from your remote mix because if the cord is bad your phone picks up sound through its normal mic, which ain't so good when competing with crowd noise. So your great audio mix isn't what's going through to your phone (in my case, an iphone). You may not detect the issue as your broadcast is still getting down the pipeline, just not so good. If the complaint on the listener end is that it's hard to hear you in the din and you know you have your nat-mic set to reasonable mix, try replacing the cord. I'm not techie enough to know why the cord would go bad as I've always guarded against crimping and abuse, but the long life and necessity of this patch make it a purchase of value.

Bought a refurbished one and not a mark on it . One shot zero works a advertised!

The HP ink is great covers well not like those refurbished ones

Bought a refurbished modem and had no problems setting it up

i have anything bad to say about it.