Apple iPhone XR, US Version, 64GB, Red - GSM Carriers (Renewed)
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Size: 64GB
Color: Red
Service provider: GSM Carriers
Product grade: Renewed
Features
- This phone is compatible with carriers on the GSM network (e.g. AT&T, T-Mobile, Metro).
- Tested for battery health and guaranteed to have a minimum battery capacity of 80%.
- Successfully passed a full diagnostic test which ensures like-new functionality and removal of any prior-user personal information.
- The device does not come with headphones or a SIM card. It does include a generic (Mfi certified) charger and charging cable.
- Inspected and guaranteed to have minimal cosmetic damage, which is not noticeable when the device is held at arm's length.
Description
With the iPhone XR you get a roomy 6.1-inch display, fast enough performance from Apple's A12 Bionic processor and good camera quality in a colorful design and affordable package. Apple has included the all-new Liquid Retina LCD as the display on the iPhone XR. Apple released the iPhone XR with a smattering of color options. Both the glass back and the metal frame are brightly colored, with the glass using an in-depth seven-layer color process to achieve the rich finish and the Apple-exclusive aluminum alloy anodized to match. Instead of 3D Touch, the iPhone XR replicates the experience through "Haptic Touch". Advanced Face ID lets you securely unlock your iPhone and log in to apps with just a glance.
Brand: Apple
Operating System: iOS 16
Ram Memory Installed Size: 3 GB
Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Screen Size: 6.1 Inches
Model Name: iPhone XR
Wireless Carrier: Unlocked
Cellular Technology: GSM
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Color: Red
Package Dimensions: 7.2 x 4.1 x 1.6 inches
Item Weight: 12 ounces
OS: iOS 16
Wireless communication technologies: Cellular
Connectivity technologies: Wi-Fi
Display technology: LCD
Other display features: Wireless
Form Factor: Smartphone
Color: Red
Whats in the box: Adapter
Manufacturer: Apple Computer
Date First Available: October 14, 2019
Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Standing screen display size: 6.1 Inches
Ram Memory Installed Size: 3 GB
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 128GB
Color: Black
Service provider: Unlocked
Product grade: Renewed
Great phone. It came after two days and was so easy to set up. No major damage, just a few tiny, tiny chips along the edges, barely noticeable. Great battery and functionality.
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2025 by BB
Size: 64GB
Color: Red
Service provider: Unlocked
Product grade: Renewed
Great! Came looking brand new thank you!
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2025 by Leonora
Size: 64GB
Color: Yellow
Service provider: Unlocked
Product grade: Renewed
was very scared but trusted to order it and glad i did i’m in love. very excellent condition. battery life is perfection. dropped it three times and screen still not cracked. function very good no lagging or nothing. brightness is excellent. didn’t take long for phone to come.
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2025 by monique james monique james
Size: 64GB
Color: White
Service provider: Unlocked
Product grade: Renewed
Good condition! The chargers a little unimpressive, a bit slower than the on brand charger but it works fine. There’s some scratches on the side; but other than that it’s in peak condition.
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2025 by Callee Kangas
Size: 64GB
Color: Black
Service provider: Unlocked
Product grade: Renewed
Frequent buyer of used iPhones here. Devices from this seller that I purchased were listed as “acceptable” quality, but were far superior to some listings i’ve previously bought “like new” devices from. Devices functioned perfectly. Will certainly be purchasing again.
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2025 by JW
Size: 64GB
Color: Red
Service provider: Verizon
Product grade: Renewed
The exterior is in perfect condition and so far it’s operating like my previous one iPhone XR. I had accidentally ordered the one that was only 2g (which no one should want) and the seller responded and my cancellation was approved and I got the phone a day earlier. This phone has 4g. The battery: I tested this one. I got 8.2 hours from 100% to 3% with it in Low Mode purposely doing battery-sucking things such as downloading all my apps while a long update was happening, watching videos, syncing stuff from iCloud such as photos, playing a game, etc. The phone was a bit warm and working hard. They guarantee that it will be at least at 80% capacity and some people are lucky to get more. Mine came at 79% which is not a big deal and I just can’t be without a phone. 80% isn’t terrible unless you constantly are doing battery sucking things. Don’t fret. My previous one was four or five years old and was at 80% before it got destroyed. They say you lose 1% a month. Not mine because I did battery saving things. At home I would plug it in since I watch battery-sucking things like long YT videos. Often I keep it in low mode and the screen turns off quickly-I have to put in my Lock Screen password a lot which is annoying but it saves usage. When I charge it I practically turn off the light. Turn off background refresh on apps that aren’t that important to be refreshed. Keep your screen brightness as dim as you can handle. I think using it in airplane mode helps. I keep location services off until an app needs it. If you put it on Never so you don’t have to keep tapping the screen, that seriously sucks up the battery. If you take lots of photos and videos, say on vacation, you might want to bring an external battery charger. Limit your notifications on your Lock Screen because all that lighting up sucks your battery. Look at your battery health to see what you’re doing. 80% isn’t bad. It depends what you do on it and how you set your screen.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2024 by Beth
Size: 128GB
Color: Black
Service provider: Unlocked
Product grade: Renewed
The item arrived in perfect condition, very well packaged, it brings a cable and the charger. No marks or scratches, an excellent option to avoid paying the high prices of these excellent phones.
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2025 by Dominguez Dominguez
Size: 256GB
Color: Red
Service provider: Unlocked
Product grade: Renewed
The phone I received was by all estimations brand new. Not a mark on it and fully charged. However, being new to the Apple World, I can honestly say Windows & Android are both in plain, simple, super easy to understand English. Apple is not. Even its keyboard is not a full Standard Keyboard, like it is with Windows & any Google machine. Android is Google, that's why I say it that way. No getting around it. Just keeping it short & to the point. Apple's iPhone keyboard takes extreme amount of effort to use because it is not the Standard keyboard of every other operating system. Thankfully, I was able to connect a Bluetooth keyboard to it. Otherwise, it's a serious no-go for keyboard use. As for Apple's iPhone Touchscreen, again, I find it sorely lacking. There's no such thing as the simple pinch & zoom on it. That particular luxury seems to be found only within the Camera & Picture sections. You'd think it'd at least be within the iBook section but it's not. On most everything Windows or Google, every app is not just touch & activate, but also affords the luxury of pinch & zoom as well as easy swipe & easy app close & dismiss. Can't say that about the Apple iPhone. And for some unknown reason its WiFi also keeps turning itself on. I can't seem to keep it off no matter how often I manually turn it off. For Apple being so USER-FRIENDLY, I cannot at all say that it is. In fact, IT IS ANYTHING BUT USER-FRIENDLY. If the Apple World was so user-friendly, then it would be a very simple and easy transition from the Windows or Google platform to Apple. And I can honestly say it is Not at all simple or easy. I was so hoping it would be as simple & easy as my Windows machine & Android phone, but sadly, it's actually quite maddening. If you enjoy Kindle reads, you'll need to install the app for it. But I can also tell you, Apple's iBook seriously pales in comparison to Kindle. Ironically, the Google Search Engine is installed on Apple's iPhone but Kindle is not. I avoid Google anything & everything as much as can be done. But for Apple to deny Amazon's Kindle Apple on its phones, seems almost a crime. I have yet to install the Kindle reading app or to test out the camera on the iPhone. When I do I'll update my review. But currently I can't say it's anything to brag about. And I most certainly did not expect to see Google's Search Engine/Web Browser on it. Size wise, it's the exact same size as my Sony Xperia Z3v. It still functions quite well. Not perfect, but well enough for me since I have it locked to call, text, Kindle reads & camera. I can easily read, pinch & zoom & highlight my Kindle reads, pictures & text messages on it. Can only do that with pictures on the iPhone. So for it being so great, I actually find it quite limiting. Not because it's an iPhone, but because the Apple creators decided to create a platform that is quite complex and extremely arduous to use. Apple created its own "language" that must be learned in order to navigate the complexities of its Eco-system. Even now, trying to login to the Apple App Store, no keyboard appears so I can actually install Apps necessary for my personal use. Yet you're required to sign in to it. How can you sign into the App Store when NO KEYBOARD APPEARS TO LET YOU?! So, even if I did not want to use the phone feature, but instead use it as a computer tablet, I cannot because it won't let me login to the App Store. ... Like I said, to anyone new to the Apple world, it's quite a infuriatingly maddening conundrum. If Apple wants to gain new customers and retain them, then Apple needs to change how it operates. And if Apple is supposed to be the safest of all online platforms, then it should not sport Google's web browser. The phone I received was/is like brand new. Operating it though, takes considerable patients as it is quite the learning curve. It should not be so difficult to transition from Windows, Android or Google to Apple. They all made sense to everybody from the moment they came out because they were in simple English and easily understood and simple to navigate because of it. Apple on the other hand, not by a long shot. Even Apple's touchscreen capabilities sorely lacks in comparison. And that's sad. You'd think their touchscreen capabilities would be at least on-par with Windows, Google & Android but it is not. You'd think Apple's touchscreen capabilities might even be better than Windows, Android & Google, but no. Thus far I can find nothing to brag about regarding Apple anything. I was so hoping to find something better about Apple. Instead, I'm greatly disappointed and left seriously frustrated. The iPhone itself came fully charged and appears in brand new condition. It also came with an original Apple Charger. I give the seller a stellar 5 star rating, along with the iPhone I received. I give Apple itself a mediocre 3, even 2 star rating. So to anyone new to the Apple world, maybe an iPad would be easier to use. I started with a phone since I need both a new phone & a new computer and figured Apple would be a serious upgrade to Windows and for sure compared to Google's Android. ... Apple is not at all user-friendly to a first time user. Only Windows, Google & Android can actually claim user-friendly bragging rights, from day one for any first time user. Apparently I need either direct Apple support or YouTube's Apple education in order to learn how to make the best use of this phone. I don't fault the phone for anything. It's an Apple thing. It's very nearly like you gotta go to MIT to learn it. And that's just not right. Will update as I learn how to navigate Apple's world & extremely clunky Eco-system. 1st Time Apple iPhone User Assessment. - Phone - good. - can't give it high marks due to Apple itself. Apple - not worth all the money & certainly nothing to brag about.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2020 by Terri