Apple iPhone 13 Mini, 128GB, Pink - Unlocked (Renewed Premium)
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Size: 128GB
Color: Pink
Service Provider: Unlocked
Product grade: Renewed Premium
Features
- Super Retina XDR Display: Features a 5.4-inch OLED display with 1080p resolution and up to 120Hz refresh rate for smooth scrolling and vivid colors.
- 5G Connectivity: Supports fast 5G data speeds for streaming and downloading content.
- Dual SIM: Allows you to use two phone numbers at once.
- Long Battery Life: Provides up to 17 hours of video playback on a single charge.
Description
iPhone 13 Mini, 128GB, Pink - Unlocked (Renewed Premium), comes with charger, Mfi cable and SIM Pin ejector
Brand: Apple
Operating System: iOS 16
Ram Memory Installed Size: 128 GB
CPU Model: Others
CPU Speed: 1398 MHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB
Screen Size: 5.4 Inches
Resolution: 2340 x 1080
Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
Model Name: iPhone 13 mini
Product Dimensions: 0.28 x 2.52 x 5.16 inches
Item Weight: 9.9 ounces
Item model number: A2481
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
OS: iOS 16
RAM: 128 GB
Connectivity technologies: Wi-Fi
GPS: True
Special features: Built-In GPS
Other display features: Wireless
Human Interface Input: Touchscreen
Scanner Resolution: 2340 x 1080
Other camera features: Front, Rear
Form Factor: Slate
Color: Pink
Battery Power Rating: 2406
Whats in the box: Apple iPhone, USB Cable 2
Manufacturer: Apple Computer
Date First Available: September 28, 2022
Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB
Standing screen display size: 5.4 Inches
Ram Memory Installed Size: 128 GB
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Size: 256GB
Color: Midnight
Service Provider: Unlocked
Product grade: Renewed
I was on a waiting list for a 'Renewed Premium'. Seemed to be a long waiting list. I finally gave up and went with a 'Renewed' advertised in excellent condition. Given Amazon's generous return policy, returning it would have been easy if there had been issues. I probably wouldn't have tried this with an online retailer other than Amazon and Apple. The supplier was TECHMINT, Amazon only the purchase portal. There seems to be a number of 'Amazon-qualified suppliers' involved. To know who you're buying from, the 'ships from/sold by' info. is on the right side of the product page. There may also be differences in packaging and accessories. Best to read through the advertising to know exactly what you're buying. Or contact the supplier before purchasing. Given that Amazon backs these purchases, not a concern. It arrived without scratches, dings, or apparent wear. Looks like new. That said, those buying a 'Renewed' phone should expect varying degrees of condition within the parameters of Amazon's advertising. I'd suggest buying a 'Renewed Premium' for your best chance of a like-new phone. I probably got lucky with a 'Renewed'. It shipped in a *very* well designed and protective box designed for phones. Not much larger than the boxes Apple packages iPhones in and similarly sturdy. Well suited for protecting the phone during shipping. If you plan on shipping your phone or storing a back-up, I'd suggest keeping it. The box has spacers to accommodate different sizes. Kudos to the packaging engineers. Well done. It was delivered with 100% battery health which almost certainly means that the phone was opened up and the battery replaced. The likelihood of a 'renewed' 13 Mini arriving with battery health at 100% is slim to none. I assume that they did this because the phone was traded in with < 80% battery health. Amazon advertising states that the phone will arrive with battery health of ≥ 80%. Notably, the battery was recognized by iOS as 'genuine' (thanks TECHMINT). Batteries that are not can lead to various issues, most importantly, safety issues. Look up "how to check if an iPhone battery is genuine". If it isn't, I'd suggest returning it to the supplier. I'd also suggest reaching out to the supplier before purchase and asking what the battery health will be. In my experience with the iPhone 12 Mini, once you drop into the high 80% range, battery life becomes more noticeable. Note that Apple recommends replacing an iPhone battery when it reaches 80% battery health. I ran two diagnostics to check functions. In both cases, no issues. One of the diagnostics is built into iOS. You'll need iOS 17 or later and not a beta release. Search for 'built in iPhone diagnostic' for instructions. There's another which makes doing this quite a bit easier. From the Apple app store search for 'Phone Doctor Plus'. It's not a diagnostic as much as it is a function check but good for making sure everything works. There's a free and paid version. There are others but these are the only two I've tried. The advertising stated that an MFi certified charging/data cable ships with the phone. Mine shipped with a 3ft braided USB C to Lightning charging cable. No branding or print on the cable, no included documentation, no packaging. It appears similar to what you'll sometimes see without packaging and hanging from peg racks in convenience stores. I have no reason to believe that the provided cable isn't MFi certified and from a reliable manufacturer but without more information, best to use an Apple product or something from a reliable aftermarket supplier such as Anker or Belkin. Look for 'MFi certified' especially if you want fast charging capability. There are reasons USB C cables can be pricey, especially those designed for high power delivery. Mine shipped without a charger. I checked the interior packaging to be sure. I'd say the same about a charger as I did about the cable - MFi certified and from a reputable manufacturer - Apple, Belkin, Anker, etc. For the 13 Mini, Apple recommends a minimum of a 20 watt charger for optimal/fast charging . Apple's is about 20 dollars. It's also what Apple recommends for powering *the original* MagSafe accessory. The updated version of the MagSafe charger supports faster charging and according to Apple, a minimum of a 30 watt charger for optimal performance. Some suppliers advertise that a sim card removal tool is included. Mine didn't. If yours shipped with a sim card (mine did not), I'd suggest reading through the pros and cons of SIM vs eSIM. If eSIM meets your needs, I'd recommend removing the SIM and switching to eSIM. Switching to eSIM can be done in your phone's settings. No expertise or hardware required. Although unlikely if buying from an 'Amazon-qualified supplier' (I assume), SIM cards can be compromised. If you need a SIM card, best to get one from your carrier instead of a mystery SIM. You'll need a case. Without, it's not a matter of if you'll drop it but when. This is my second mini, the first an iPhone 12 Mini. Slippery and with a smaller form factor than other iPhones, very easy lose grip especially if you have large hands. Further, without a case the camera lenses and screen make contact with whatever surface you place them on. The Apple leather case has been my go-to for the last 3-4 iPhones. Very well designed, doesn't add significant bulk, no sharp edges and it slips into and out of a pocket easily. The drop protection has proven to be excellent. Great case for all but extreme circumstances. They're relatively pricey so If you're looking to save, there are often Amazon customer returns available. eBay is another good source. The iPhone 12 mini and 13 mini cases are not interchangeable. I tried. The camera lens housings are different. The 12 mini case will not fit the 13 mini. The 13 mini case will fit the 12 mini but there will be a gap on the right side of the lens housing. Not to overstate it but If you're considering both the 12 mini and 13 mini, battery life may be problematic for heavy users. If you have a full size phone with a larger battery at ≥ 90% battery health (guesstimate) and often find yourself scrambling to find a charger, the Mini may not be for you. If you're on the move a lot without convenient charging options, a small power bank (≤ 5000mAh) will bring some peace of mind and a lot of convenience. Great when traveling. Definitely stick with time tested manufacturers. Anker and Belkin sell a wide variety. Note that the TSA only allows powerbanks in carry-ons. Apple discontinued it's iPhone power banks (Magsafe Battery Pack). As of this writing, you can still find them new from third party sources such as Walmart and eBay. Never buy used. There are confirmed and very convincing counterfeits out there so I'd be cautious about which supplier you choose. Look up "how to check if an Apple Magsafe Battery Pack is counterfeit". If you're looking at both the 12 and 13 Minis, the 13 Mini uses an A15 processor which is somewhat more energy efficient and slightly faster. It also has a ~10% larger battery. There are quite a few other differences including an upgraded camera. In day to day use, I found the differences to be negligible. I suspect that most people would be hard pressed to tell the difference without bench marking software or knowing what to look for. Definitely worth reading comparison reviews. Some of the updates will be important for some, less so for others. Search for "iPhone 13 mini vs iPhone 12 mini". If you read only one, Laptopmag.com did a good real-world comparison. Long term, the 13 Mini will receive system/feature updates from Apple for about a year longer. This may be the most value added difference. Generally speaking, Apple devices continue to receive security updates beyond the point that they are no longer supported with system/feature updates. When the security updates stop, best to replace the phone. Happy customer. I'm fully committed to the Mini form factor/dimensions. I carry it all day in a front or back pocket and barely know it's there. Having a phone with more screen, battery and features is nice but after the novelty wears off, having a phone that disappears into a pocket is more important for some of us. Sadly, not enough of us for Apple to justify continued production. When I need to replace it, perhaps Mini's will be back in the menu from Apple. Hope so.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2024 by Dallas Electronics Fan
Size: 512GB
Color: Blue
Service Provider: Unlocked
Product grade: Renewed
This is the 3rd iPhone I’ve purchased from Amazon and I can’t begin to say how pleased I’ve been with each of them. Because I’m older and have arthritis in my hand , as the phones began getting larger, holding them became a painful process. First I found the 2nd generation SE. great phone but I bought one with too little memory. So that got swapped out for the SE 3rd generation and upped the memory to what I thought I’d never need - but I was wrong. Earlier this month I purchased an iPhone 13 mini with 512 GB. I’m 78 and so I waited until my young, technically literate grandson could come and get me set up. All these phones have been unlocked refurbished phones. One even arrived in a sealed Apple box. The newest one, while not in an OEM BOX, looks brand new. No scratches or flaws visible and works flawlessly. I love the size of these phones. They fit comfortably in my hand and it’s in my hand a lot of the day since I also use it as my reader. Another, not so insignificant fact, is that women’s pants have smaller pockets and I can slip this size in and have it with me wherever I go. (That’s a safety feature for an older person who lives alone and has medical issues. I can keep this size with me to call for help if needed.) Why did I buy the 13 rather than a newer model? The answer is simple, after some research I found that the iPhone 13 is the last model that came in the mini size. I hope Apple realizes that there’s a market for this size phone for a lot of reasons. The first time I purchased a refurbished phone I was a bit leery, but all my experiences have been extremely positive. My newest phone, although it has the same case dimensions as my SE’s, has a larger screen size. And, after only a couple day I no longer try to hit the home button and just swipe instead. Screenshots on the SE used to be hit-or-miss, sometimes the phone would just go off: the new phone is so easy since it’s just a button on each side. As you can probably tell, I’m loving this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025 by Kathie B.