Used iPhones for Refurbishers

Our published grading catalog defines cosmetic and functional criteria per grade — the same scale on every lot, every week. You know before ordering which units need screens, housings or batteries, and can price the refurb work into your bid.

Misgraded units are covered by our RMA process. That is not a courtesy; it is what keeps refurbishers reordering.

Battery replacement is the single biggest refurb cost driver on iPhones. We state the battery policy per lot — minimum health thresholds and, on request, per-IMEI health reports — so you can forecast replacement quotas instead of discovering them.

One-off pallets help fill capacity, but refurb operations run on continuity. We build recurring allocations matched to your throughput — weekly or monthly, with model mixes aligned to your parts inventory and sales channels.

A refurbisher's intake line runs on predictability, so our process mirrors it. Every device arrives with its individual test report from the 52-point diagnosis — triage starts from documented data instead of re-testing from zero. The per-IMEI packing list maps straight into your inventory system, and because battery health is guaranteed above 80% on every grade, the swap-quota calculation starts from a known floor rather than a guess.

Misgrades reported within 3 days run through the RMA process — valid cases are usually handled within 7 business days, so a disputed unit never blocks a production batch for long.