Apple iPhone XS, US Version, 256GB, Gold - Unlocked (Renewed)

I ordered this phone to take a picture, and used for my business, and it came with 100% battery health and it worked perfectly!! I love it ! With this quality and just paid less than $200.00 is so worth it!! If you guys deciding to get, get it rn! It is so worth it!! Thanks for selling good quality renewed phone!

Excelente producto

Reasonable delivery time: ordered on 1/4, delivered on 1/9. Phone received in excellent condition. No case scratches, scuffs, or dings. Screen had one very small, very light swirl scuff that isn’t noticeable unless held in a certain position with the device turned off. When device is on and screen is displaying the scuff is not visible. Should also note that the scuff totally disappeared when I placed the tempered glass screen protector on the unit. Most importantly, phone is fully functional. Phone received with an indicated battery life of 87% maximum capacity, which I find acceptable for a “refreshed” phone. Considering a “refurbished” unit from Apple’s site was considerably more than this unit’s cost, I think this phone was a good deal. Also, the fact that this purchase falls under the Amazon Renewed Guarantee (check it out) provided me with enough confidence to take a chance on buying a renewed product from Amazon.This phone was an upgrade for me from an iPhone 6, and after using the content transfer process to get the iPhone 6 content to the new phone, simply taking the micro-SIM chip out of the iPhone 6 and installing it in the iPhone XS completed upgrade process since I was staying with Verizon. This worked flawlessly and I was immediately using the new phone with the content exactly as it was on the old phone.Bottom line: This purchase of an Amazon Renewed iPhone worked out well for me. I would consider going this route again for a phone and/or other items I might need. Also, I would purchase again from the CellCow vendor as they delivered the product as advertised.

My son loves his phone but the screen is now getting to where it is hard to press.

I got this phone on nov. 15, and at first everything seemed great! then a few days ago roughly around Feb18th, and maybe even before that, the phone stared glitching and battery life all of a sudden decreased dramatically, and the phone over all started running really slow and over heating within minutes of use. I contacted the seller asking about an exchange since "they guarantee like new" and seeing as it was only a few days past the 90 days i thought they wouldn't be like apple and take the phone back and give me another one, since they can fix the faulty one they sold me. Apparently though, that is their actual game. Make the phones good enough to last the 90 days and then they can wash their hands of it. I mean at least apple gives you a year, so that you can at least feel semi justified in re-buying their phone a year later. The fact that their refurbished phone broke legit less than 2 weeks post the delivery date is a HUGE red flag. if this was a case of a year or something I would get it, but less than two weeks?!? This is defiantly a we only make it good enough to last until we dont have to care but can still charge a boat load energy. I do not recommend buying this as you will have to buy another one in 3 months. might as well buy a brand new one since you'll end up spending close to $1000 in 6 months. The only solution they gave me was to contact amazon, who will more than likely tell me they are sorry for the inconvenience but that is the policy and cant do anything to help....i knew better but I hoped i'd be wrong.

It was time upgrade my 8yo daughters Iphone 6s plus, but I wasn’t willing to spend too much on the newest iPhone. I opted to get this one because it has some newer features that are more in line with the newer phones. I have to say that this device was so affordable and in perfect condition. My daughter loves having a fancy phone and has lots of space for all the games her heart desires. I have to say that because of this purchase, I have recommended to so many others to buy phones from Amazon. I will also be purchasing one for myself when I am ready to upgrade to a new device. I will never pay full price for a phone again.

It was amazing

The phone was for my daughter as an upgrade to an aging iPhone 6S. All worked well - screen quality was nice, face recognition and all else seemed to work as it should, but it quickly became apparent that the battery life was not at all what it should be. Checking the Battery Health (under Settings>Battery>Battery Health>Maximum Capacity), it was at 63%. I would think a strong battery would be rule #1 when you send out a “renewed” phone.After reaching out to the vendor, they agreed to replace it AFTER I sent the original one back to them. Two problems here - they seemed to expect me to pay to ship back their weak product and they expected my daughter to do without her new phone for what could easily have been 2-3 weeks. They did send me a shipping label after I asked for one but with a busy summer, the “without a phone” issue was going to be a problem, along with the fact that I didn’t know where we would be when they decided to send the new one to us.As an alternative, I thought that maybe I should just take it to the Apple store and pony up the $69 for a new battery rather than risk getting another phone a couple of weeks later with a battery that was at or below the 80% that Apple recommends as a minimum standard.After running the diagnostics, Apple said all was good except the battery. While replacing it, they broke the screen and then said something about calibration issues. Long story short, my $69 got me a new (or at worst an Apple refurbed) phone. But this was a particularly lucky set of circumstances - and it wouldn’t have been quite so good had my daughter not just backed up all of her vacation photos before we took the phone in to Apple.Basically, if you get a phone from this vendor, you might get one with a junky battery and you can either deal with weak-ish customer service and go through the hassle of swapping it out via mail or spend $69 for a new battery at Apple. Maybe the Apple store will break your phone and replace it for free too. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯