Apple iPhone 7 Plus [A1661] iOS

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Apple iPhone 7 Plus (Sprint) [A1661] - Rose Gold, 128 GB
$330
 
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  • Ships from New York
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Summary

Platform iOS
Carrier Sprint
Color Rose Gold
Storage 128 GB
Listed Apr 07, 2019 2:13 p.m.
Expires Apr 28, 2019
Quantity Available 1
Condition Good

  • Excellent condition, minor wear and tear
  • Power cord/charger optional
  • Retail packaging and manuals optional
Product info
Pristine Condition Apple iPhone 7 Plus 128GB Rose Gold Sprint

I'm selling a Sprint Apple iPhone 7 Plus 128GB in Rose Gold. In pristine condition - body is in like new condition, very minor surface scratches on the screen. Battery health is 90%. Includes third party lighting cable/charger. Model # A1661 / MN672LL/A.

Damage description
In pristine condition - body is in like new condition, very minor surface scratches on the screen. Battery health is 90%.

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Ships from New York

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Quinton U.
Apr 20, 2019 - 10:10 AM

Hello! I'm interested in purchasing this phone! Only concern is that the screen is oem, not replaced. Is that the case with this item?

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- Apr 20, 2019 - 10:34 AM

I don’t think it’s been replaced but I’m not positive. If there’s a way to tell let me know and I’ll check

Quinton U.
Apr 20, 2019 - 10:44 AM

assuming you are unaware of the device's history there's a couple tests from here (https://vkrepair.com/how-to-tell-iphone-screen-replaced/) obviously don't expect you to disassemble the phone to check for logos but there are a couple of other simple tests!

Most aftermarket screens are LCD and not OLED, if you have another phone that you are positive is an OLED screen the maximum brightness should look very similar. Additionally, original screens apparently have a hydrophobic coating on them, meaning a droplet of water will bead up and run off the screen.

If you could do those couple tests for me that would be incredible, I'm looking to purchase this phone as soon as possible if I can confirm that the screen is in fact OLED!

Thanks!

Quinton U.
Apr 20, 2019 - 02:38 PM

Sorry if those tests are a pain to do!

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- Apr 20, 2019 - 03:00 PM

I can do them but not until Wednesday as I’m out of the country

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