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A refurbished iPhone may have started life in the United States, Hong Kong or Japan. Most differences are harmless; a few matter. Here is how to tell.

Five minutes of checks separate a good used iPhone from an expensive paperweight. Here is exactly what to look up, in order, before money changes hands.

Two refurbished iPhone 13s can sit far apart on price and both be fairly priced. Here are the factors that decide where a phone lands and how to compare like with like.

A warranty is only useful if you know what it covers before something goes wrong. Here is how ours works, what it excludes, and how it fits with your consumer rights.

Storage is the one spec you cannot change later. Here is how to work out whether 64, 128 or 256 GB is right for the way you use a phone.

Seven words for a phone that is not new, and they do not mean the same thing. Here is what each one promises, and what it does not.

The iPhone 14 kept the iPhone 13 design and screen and improved the cameras, memory and safety features. Here is whether that is worth paying more for.

The iPhone 13 looks almost identical to the iPhone 12, so what did the extra year buy? Mostly battery life and a better main camera. Here is the full picture.

One generation apart but a bigger jump than usual: OLED, 5G, MagSafe and a new design all arrived with the iPhone 12. Here is what that means for a refurbished buyer.