Apple iPhone 16 Pro AT&T

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Hello, Would you take $900.00? Looking to buy a device in the next couple days. Let me know if that works for you! :)

Ohh just saw carrier lock for AT&T only. Never mind, good luck with your sell!

Sorry about that. It’s unlocked, it’s just a a US Reseller Flex policy. It just means the device will lock to the first US carrier they connect to after inserting a compatible SIM card. Sorry about late message I fell asleep on the couch watching the basketball game. Swappa just wanted me to put it under a Carrier since it will lock to first carrier that you use, so I went with AT&T, which is whom I have my service with.

And I would do 900 if still want the phone. If you need any more info on the Phone just ask, and I will be glad to answer all your questions.

Hello Frederick will you take 875 i am ready to purchase.

Hello would you do 900?

Brand new and sealed.

I can do 875

Ok. I’ll do 875.

please update and ill put in the order

I put the asking price at 875. The seller fee and buyer fee is why it’s at 902.

This will work on TMOBILE right?

Yes.

It will work with any Carrier.

Do iPhones purchased at Best Buy work on T-Mobile? They only have option to select ATT or Verizon for purchase on their website. How sure is this to work on T-Mobile? I’m reading on Google that it’s a very complex process and many have issues with unlocking. If confirmed for working on T-Mobile, can you put the price back to 902 ?

It should be fine with T-Mobile.

The US Reseller Flex Policy, also known as SIM OUT, allows retail stores to sell devices that have not yet been locked for use on a specific US cell carrier. However, these devices are programmed to lock to the first US carrier they connect to after inserting a compatible SIM card.

For example, if the first SIM card inserted is from Verizon, the device will function exactly as if it was bought directly from Verizon, and the device will be locked to Verizon.
In addition, the first SIM card put into the device MUST be from a US cell carrier. If the first SIM card is not one from a US cell carrier, the SIM card will not be activated on that device.
Due to how these US Reseller Flex Policy (SIM OUT) devices lock to the first cell carrier’s SIM, they cannot be listed in the Unlocked category here on Swappa. If a seller wishes to list a device sold to them using the US Reseller Flex Policy, they must choose a specific US cell carrier.

It will just lock to T-mobile once you put the sim in and activate it with T-mobile. You should be able to call T-Mobile and have it unlocked after activating it. Now if you were trying to use the phone from overseas I think that’s where the issue is, because it’s unlocked for U.S. use only.

And the phone has never been activated, or a SIM card has not been in the phone. It’s not activated to any carrier at this time. It’s unlocked, and will work for T-mobile or any other carrier. It just would lock to the first carrier you activate phone with. It’s brand new and sealed up, not even been opened yet.