Refurbished phones
Need a refurbished phone? For those who don't necessarily want a new mobile but want a different one, refurbished is a good and sustainable alternative. And you save money too. If you are looking for a refurbished iPhone or Samsung, this is the starting point of your search.
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Refurbished iPhones
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Refurbished Galaxy phones
Alle refurbished phones
The best translation of refurbished is 'refreshed' but by now the term 'refurbished' itself has become sufficiently established to be recognised. Often, refurbished is seen as second-hand but this is different. Refurbished products have to meet strict conditions. Exactly which ones we will explain below.
What is refurbished?
Refurbished phones are used phones that are then given a new life. It is checked, it is cleaned, data is erased and, if necessary, minor repairs are carried out. A new battery, for example. This way, the product can last again. Not only are refurbished products better for the environment, you also save a lot of money. After all, new phones are expensive, especially the latest flagships.
One refurbished phone is not like another. For instance, a phone that has been in a case will look better. To distinguish between the differences in signs of use, there are three different classes;
- Class A: As good as new
- Class B: Slightly used
- Class C: Visibly used
Here, the better the refurbished product looks, the higher the price. Where we have this information we show it and you can filter by it. For all other cases, we refer to them as 'refurbished'.
Keurmerk Refurbished
Providers of refurbished products may carry the Refurbished Quality Mark. As a result, as a consumer, you know that you are buying a decent, high-quality product. Products are checked at 50 points and you have a 2-year warranty, including on the battery. The quality mark was created by Techniek Nederland, with checks carried out by TÜV Nederland. Companies using the hallmark are;
- Fixje
- Renewd
- Leapp
- Forza
- iUsed
- Swoop
Other second-hand
Online shops also often sell non-new products but under a different name. Think of products that have been returned. Perhaps the product did not meet expectations or was the wrong colour. Every shop gives this a different name. Think 'outlet' or 'second chance' as Coolblue does. We display all these items with their own accompanying text such as 'opened packaging', 'used' or 'second-hand'.
