Not all restorations are alike. It's possible a third party did the work and is reselling the product. In general, sticking with the original company handling the work is the smarter mo… See more

Opening an iPhone box and not finding a charger is a sad experience (especially if the item is brand-new, but that's a different problem). Refurbished products often come without the … See more

Don't buy any product that is marked "as-is," because that removes any implied warranty the product might carry. The buyer risks getting hardware that may not even work prope… See more

There are no rules on how to grade a refurbished product, beyond the fact that the seller can't say it's brand-new. It can, however, say it's "like new." That might mean the it… See more