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Service Provider: Unlocked
Color: Midnight
Size: 128GB
Features
- This phone is unlocked and compatible with any carrier of choice on GSM and CDMA networks (e.g. AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, US Cellular, Cricket, Metro, Tracfone, Mint Mobile, etc.).
- Please check with your carrier to verify compatibility.
- When you receive the phone, insert a SIM card from a compatible carrier. Then, turn it on, connect to Wi-Fi, and follow the on screen prompts to activate service.
- The device does not come with headphones or a SIM card. It does include a generic (Mfi certified) charging cable.
- Tested for battery health and guaranteed to have a minimum battery capacity of 80%.
Description
Apple iPhone 14, 128GB, Midnight - Unlocked (Renewed)
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Apple |
| Model | iPhone 14 |
| Compatibility with Telecom Operators | Unlocked |
| O.S. | iOS |
| Network Technology | 5G, GSM, LTE |
| Storage Capacity | 128 GB |
| Connections available | Wi-Fi, Cellular |
| Color Option | Midnight |
| Display Size | 6.1 Inches |
| Dimensions | 5.78 x 2.82 x 0.31 inches |
| Weight | 12.3 ounces |
| Additional features | Proximity Sensor, Front Camera |
| Shape Design | Slate Form Factor |
| Package Includes | iPhone, Lightning to USB Cable, Adapter |
| Origin | Apple Computer |
| First Released | November 23, 2022 |
Frequently asked questions
Unlocked means that the iPhone 14 is not tied to any specific carrier. This allows you to choose your preferred service provider and plan. You can use any carrier you want as long as their services are compatible with the iPhone 14.
128GB refers to the storage capacity on the iPhone 14. This is the space you have for saving photos, videos, apps, games, and other files. This is a significant amount of space, suitable for average users.
Renewed means this iPhone 14 has been pre-owned and returned, then checked, refurbished, and cleaned by certified technicians to guarantee it works like a new device. Purchasing a renewed iPhone 14 allows you to get the same specifications and perks at a lower price.
Midnight refers to the color option of the iPhone 14. It's a specific shade in the product line, darker than the 'blue' variant, and is one of the color options offered by Apple.
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🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The iPhone 14 is highly praised by users for its powerful performance, impressive camera capabilities, excellent battery life, and smooth integration with the Apple ecosystem. While users agree that it functions like a brand-new device, the physical condition varies from nearly brand new to having visible scratches. Despite this, customers express general satisfaction with the product quality and value for the price.
Pros
- 🌟 Powerful performance
- 📸 Impressive camera capabilities
- 🔋 Exceptional battery life
- 🔄 Smooth integration with Apple ecosystem
- đź’° Good value for the price
Cons
- đź› Minor physical defects on some pieces (scratches)
- 🔌 Does not always include an Apple charger
Should I Buy It?
It's definitely worth considering, particularly if you are comfortable with a pre-owned device. Despite minor cosmetic variations, the product offers equivalent performance quality to a new device, making it an excellent value choice who want an iPhone 14 at a more accessible price.
Service Provider: Unlocked
Color: Midnight
Size: 128GB
So I didn’t realize the phone came with a screen protector, I kept putting on new ones and there were bubbles under it…. lol. I didn’t expect it to come with a screen protector tbh. So after realizing the phone actual screen didn’t have a bubble under it I was very relieved. And the original screen protector is pretty tight so it’s hard to notice. It barely fits with my otter box defender case. But everything is in working order so far. Camera is good. Had to activate the eSIM since I phone 14 and up don’t have a physical SIM card. It’s doable in hand when you get the phone when you purchase the unlocked version. I set all that up and updated the phone. And so far so good. Phone was in really good condition when I got it. Much better than my old phone through backpacker. Battery life gas been amazing too. Can’t say every phone is going to be this quality but hopefully they are. I think wireless source is who “renews” these phones, and they go through a 30 point inspection asa ell as a plug in diagnostic test I believe. If everything is good. Then it’s listed as renewed and is re sold. I’d say take the chance and grab one because it saved me all of money then buying a new phone. And the 14 should be supported until 2029 I think. That’s what I went with was the I phone 14. Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025 by ashton knight guillory
Service Provider: AT&T
Color: Midnight
Size: 128GB
The seller is great, we had to send back the first phone because we thought it was defective, it turned out that there is a significant conflict with the portability of the old phone information and 18.0.1 upgrade. When we cut on the phone we set it up to transfer the old phone material first, then it wanted to upgrade the software prior to the transfer. The upgrade spooled around for 18 hrs, then the portability function (over WiFi and Cloud) simply would not work. AT&T couldnt figure it out....we sent the phone back thinking it was defective (turns out it was fine), got a new phone same model, etc. New phone had the same issues, and I was thinking at this point it cannot be coincidence so it must me a software conflict. And....it was. After MUCH tinkering with it here is the workaround for those of you who are in the same situation (as an aside, we were upgrading my wife's ancient XE to a 14 but I think this happens with a lot of phones no matter the model) 1. Cut on the new phone 2. Opt to NOT set up the new phone with the old phone (ie, do NOT transfer the old phone data yet). 3. Go to settings, opt to update the software to 18.0.1 4. After this, ERASE the phone. It will keep 18.0.1 on there, it will remove any impediments to port over the information. 5. KEEP the e-sim information on there(it gives you that option when you erase, it is ok not to do it but you will have to put it back on so just keep it on). 6. Boot the phone back up 7. OPT to set it up with the old phone (likely the older phone will prompt you for this first). 8. You can set it up over Wifi or Cloud, make sure you have backed up the old phone on the cloud just before set up if you opt for that. 9. There is an option to use direct cabling to transfer, but it is a pain because Apple insists on using the proprietary cabling they have, so it means you have to first port everything onto a laptop then transfer it. Safer but not any quicker. I would not do that unless you have cloud issues and/or bad WiFi. Phone has worked great since we did the workaround, and I want to compliment the seller as they were quick to send a replacement phone to us and very communicative on the issues. I hope the workaround here helps others, it was utterly baffling to us. Apple needs to get it together on the portability issues since they just released the new model and apparently this is an issue with a number of older to newer transfers, very disappointing for them to not catch this.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2024 by deaconhound
Service Provider: AT&T
Color: Midnight
Size: 128GB
I have had this iPhone for 38 days. It has the worst battery life of any iPhone I've ever owned, and I have owned ONLY iPhones since the first version was released 17 years ago. This is the second iPhone 14 that I've bought from the renewed store . The first one I bought on December 4th, 2023, and I could not have been happier with the phone. It arrived in brand new condition, and performed flawlessly. On the recommendation of a friend, I checked the battery health and charging after having it for MONTHS and it was at 100%! I was thrilled! I absolutely loved the phone! I never had a single problem with it. Unfortunately, on July 30 of this year I dropped it, and it was beyond repair. I immediately went back to the Amazon renewed store and purchased another iPhone 14 because my experience with the first one was so fantastic. It arrived in new looking condition, exactly like the one I bought in December 2023. It was not scratched or anything really noticeable, it just seemed to be "worn" a little bit, but I fully understood that it was a renewed phone, and any cosmetic issues were not that important to me, including the color, which, when my iPhone is in its case, you cannot tell what color it is anyway. Unfortunately, I DID NOT look at the battery health and charging when I first got the phone 38 days ago, but I did look at it about two weeks ago, and it said 93%. I thought, ok, it's a renewed phone, it's not going to have 100% battery life. I can live with that. Well, I just looked at it today and it's now at 90% battery health and charging. So this phone is dying quickly. After being fully charged it dies within hours. I have it completely set up for optimized battery life. I have lost emails and messages that I was in the middle of composing, and the phone just dies. I've been in the middle of important phone calls when the phone dies, simply because I had just fully charged it a few hours before that, and thought I would be fine for hours to come. I just had a total shoulder replacement surgery a week ago, and I was on the phone with my doctors office yesterday about my first post-op appointment, and my phone died in the middle of it. I thought I had HOURS left before the phone would die. Then I had to plug it in, and wait for it to come back alive, so I could call my doctor back and hopefully not wait a half hour after losing my place in line. On top of that is also has issues with the touchscreen being glitchy, and sometimes I have to tap on things several times to get them to work. As I said, I have been an iPhone owner/user since the very first version came out 17 years ago. I've always loved all my iPhones, and I will continue to be an iPhone user for the rest of my life. This is in no way reflection on Apple iPhones whatsoever. They are an amazing and fantastic piece of technology. I think I just got a bad one for the first time in my life. Luckily, I have just checked and I have until November 6th to return this phone, and I WILL be returning it. The problem is, what do I do in the meantime? Am I expected to buy a new one and get that shipped to me, transfer all my information from this phone to the new one, and then return this one? That is extremely hard to do financially! I am actually still paying for this phone on my Amazon Prime American Express card! Or, do I return this phone and wait until the refund has been issued and then buy another phone? Then wait until that is sent to me. I would not have a phone for at least a week in the interim, and we all know these days that's a practical impossibility. I am also having several medical issues. Like I said, I just had a total shoulder replacement surgery last Monday, September 9th, and have several upcoming follow up appointments, and physical therapy appointments. I also have several other non-related medical issues that definitely require that I have a phone. I just don't know what to do.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024 by Another Amazon Reviewer