Apple today replenished its stock of certified refurbished iPhone 12 Pro models in the U.S. for the first time since early April. A variety of storage capacities and color options are available to ...

Apple today began selling certified refurbished iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro models in the United States for the first time since the devices were released in late 2020. In the United States, only the ...

Apple has started selling certified refurbished iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro handsets on its website. The move comes almost 18 months after the high-end phone launched in 2020. All of the handsets ...

Who’s still paying full price for an iPhone? Not us. Especially when you can score a fully unlocked iPhone 12 refurbished model for just $229.99 — a fraction of the $799 you’d spend for an iPhone 16.

Earlier this week, Apple started to sell new refurbished smartphones. These models were the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro, that are currently available in the United States. This marks the first time ...

Apple is seeing significant growth in its refurbished iPhone business, according to new data from Counterpoint Research. Apple’s refurbished iPhone sales reportedly grew by 16% in 2022, increasing its ...

I’m a big believer in old tech. I think we could all stand to update our devices less, and push the things we do have to their limits. Of course, nothing lasts forever: Eventually, there will come a ...

Selling a new smartphone is the hardest it has been in years. Rising device costs, limited differences between model upgrades, and economic and environment-related desires to keep electronics alive as ...

A study, ‘Mobile Trade-in and Upgrade Industry Trends’, has examined which smartphones are used for trade-in and upgrade programmes. Consumers earned more than $3bn (roughly £2.2bn) from smartphone ...

Apple products don't come cheap. Let's take the current iPhone lineup, the iPhone 16 series, for example. The standard iPhone 16 starts at $799, while the iPhone 16 Plus starts at a slightly higher ...

Apple is changing a huge part of its self-repair process — and will finally accept fixes with used genuine parts. Apple is changing a huge part of its self-repair process — and will finally accept ...