Samsung Galaxy S3 AT&T SGH-I747

Name: Samsung Galaxy S3 (AT&T) [SGH-I747]
Brand: Samsung
Price: 139.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Nicholas B.

Ships from Parkland, United States
Member since 08/24/2015

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Summary

Carrier	AT&T
Color	Titanium (Grey)
Listed	Dec 14, 2015 4:46 p.m.
Expires	May 25, 2016

Condition

Mint

This seller is the item’s original owner.
Functions flawlessly
Perfect screen condition
No signs of use

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Our sale criteria

Samsung Galaxy S3, (AT&T, unlocked)[SGH-1747], 16GB, Titanium Grey, MINT, Body Glove Case+, $139

Mint Samsung Galaxy S3 (AT&T unlocked)[SGH-1747], Black, 16GB, screen pristine/flawless. Accessories include 2 chargers (for home & car); 2 USB charge cables (one extra long); and, a" Body Glove Case that is tight and not bulky. This phone and accessories will be hard to find in this condition. Fantastic phone, will keep if not sold at this price!

Damage description

None

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Ships from Parkland, United States

This seller is not required to ship internationally.

Ships in two business days or less
Standard shipping with tracking and insurance
Seller requires a PayPal Confirmed Address

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Comments 4

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Travis P. Staff

Dec 14, 2015 - 05:19 PM

Listing approved. Thanks for using Swappa.

Steve

Dec 20, 2015 - 12:50 AM

What firmware version is it... Android 4.1.1?

Nicholas B. Seller

- Dec 20, 2015 - 08:48 AM

It has the original firmware that came with the phone. It has never been uprooted. I found the following on line related to your question: How to factory reset the Galaxy S3 for improved performance
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Performing a factory or hard reset of any device regularly will improve performance and clear up certain bugs that may have been lingering from dodgy apps, previous firmware update hiccups or just prolonged usage and lag. Considering just how many Galaxy S3 owners have said that they're happy to stick with their device in the face of the underwhelming Galaxy S5 and expensive S6, refreshing the Galaxy S3's performance remains timely. Here's how to do it (it also works on the S4).

Steve

Dec 20, 2015 - 10:36 AM

Thank you, Nicholas!

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