HELP, plano ko mag IPHONE pero 2nd hand lang

[Jovito27]

From Android user for almost a decade nagiisip na kong mag Iphone pero as I said 2nd hand. Bukod kasi sa mas mataas ang value ng brandnew marami naman ngayon na legit na nagbebenta ng 2ndhan lalo sa greenhills. Ngayon I've been searching latety at medyo naguguluhan ako sa mga nakita ko. May mga options daw kasi para mas mababa yung value ng phone, pero working naman daw at may warranty pa.

Ano ba ibig sabihin ng mga to at okay lang ba na ganito ang condition ng unit?

1. Battery Unknown -wala daw battery healh percentage
2. No True Tone - Ano ba yun at para saan yun?
3. No Face ID - wala lang daw face id na pang unlock

Note: Hindi yan sabay sabay na wala, parang pipili lang dyan kung saan ang mas prefer mo. Thank you in advance

 

[AIronpol25]

malamang iphone 8 pataas yan

pag ganyan issue auto pass

 

[FELITITON17]

Meron ako dito second hand may freebies pang hand

 

[av0c4do]

1. Battery Unknown - Replaced na po yung battery. Yung replacement battery ay either low quality o hindi orig.

2. No True Tone - True Tone po ay technology sa LCD + Ambient light sensor ng iPhone na nag adjust ng screen's colors to match the surrounding lighting, making it easier on your eyes and more natural-looking.

3. No Face ID - Face ID po in iPhone is replacement sa Touch ID. No Face ID means no Face Unlock features. (On some cases, di po working front facing camera)

Sa tatlo po, mas prefer ko pa yung No True Tone kasi:

• Kung battery unknown, baka madali lang ma lowbat phone mo.
• Kung No Face ID, need mo mag enter passcode everytime mag unlock. (Plus may chances pa na di gumana front facing camera in the future - based on experience)

Di naman masyado noticable effect ni True Tone (on my experience).

Pero i think you deserve better, may cheap 2nd hand iphones naman po sa FB marketplace tsaka Carousell na walang issues. Albeit, wala nga warranty incase magka aberya.

 

[rui no onna]

Bakit niyo po gusto ng iPhone? Kung updates po ang habol niyo, malamang wala ka na rin makukuhang updates kapag super mura yung phone na wala pang FaceID and masyado na degraded yung battery. Malamang sobrang tanda na nun.

The oldest iPhones that are still supported on iOS 17 are the iPhone Xr, Xs and Xs Max (FaceID, A12 Bionic chipset) and iPhone SE 2nd generation (TouchID, A13 Bionic chipset). Yun po ang minimum ko na hahanapin.

Apple seems to cut off major firmware updates on iPhones after 6 years. Kung hindi naman malaki price difference, I would even suggest going with iPhone 11 (A13 Bionic) or newer.

 

[Jovito27]

1. Battery Unknown - Replaced na po yung battery. Yung replacement battery ay either low quality o hindi orig.

2. No True Tone - True Tone po ay technology sa LCD + Ambient light sensor ng iPhone na nag adjust ng screen's colors to match the surrounding lighting, making it easier on your eyes and more natural-looking.

3. No Face ID - Face ID po in iPhone is replacement sa Touch ID. No Face ID means no Face Unlock features. (On some cases, di po working front facing camera)

Sa tatlo po, mas prefer ko pa yung No True Tone kasi:

• Kung battery unknown, baka madali lang ma lowbat phone mo.
• Kung No Face ID, need mo mag enter passcode everytime mag unlock. (Plus may chances pa na di gumana front facing camera in the future - based on experience)

Di naman masyado noticable effect ni True Tone (on my experience).

Pero i think you deserve better, may cheap 2nd hand iphones naman po sa FB marketplace tsaka Carousell na walang issues. Albeit, wala nga warranty incase magka aberya.

Yooowwwn eto hinihintay kong sagot, maraming maraming salamat po
Akala ko yung True Tone ay parang app sa iphone o software sya ng iphone sa LCD pala hehe. Yes po 1st option ko talaga yung all stock na 2nd hand lang. Gusto ko lang din po malaman yang mga yan from personal experience, laking tulong nyo po

Bakit niyo po gusto ng iPhone? Kung updates po ang habol niyo, malamang wala ka na rin makukuhang updates kapag super mura yung phone na wala pang FaceID and masyado na degraded yung battery. Malamang sobrang tanda na nun.

The oldest iPhones that are still supported on iOS 17 are the iPhone Xr, Xs and Xs Max (FaceID, A12 Bionic chipset) and iPhone SE 2nd generation (TouchID, A13 Bionic chipset). Yun po ang minimum ko na hahanapin.

Apple seems to cut off major firmware updates on iPhones after 6 years. Kung hindi naman malaki price difference, I would even suggest going with iPhone 11 (A13 Bionic) or newer.

For a change po, secondly gusto ko rin ma experience yung system nya na walang lag at superb camera hehe.
Yes po planning iphone 11 or iphone 12 po para supported parin ng update, salamat din po sa insights

 

[tata_Lino]

opinion ko lang namn to ts. based kasi sa recent comment mo gusto mo maexperience yung walang lag at superb na camera, yung samsung, huawei, and xiaomi kayang kaya na yan tapos mas mura pa sa iphone. if bibili ka ng second hand na iphone lalo na mababa yung battery health, expect mo na na laging may life support si iphone mo. also, yung mga lcd screens if nabasag mo tapos papalitan medyo d daw responsive or need mo diinan yung pag pindot sa screen (mga screen replacement na to. tho, pacorrect ako dito eto kasi madalas ko nakikita). basically, you're paying more for less.

if kaya naman ni budget mo tapos want mo i-try, check mo yung iphone se (2nd or 3rd gen) mas mura pa. opinion ko lang naman yan hehe

 

[rui no onna]

if kaya naman ni budget mo tapos want mo i-try, check mo yung iphone se (2nd or 3rd gen) mas mura pa. opinion ko lang naman yan hehe

I love my iPhone SE (I prefer small phones) but one major downside is battery life. Some might also find the screen too small and contrast not as good as OLED. Also, single 12MP camera lang, no wide angle.

It's got really great performance though. It's a good option kung OK lang sa yo LCD screen, short battery life and less robust camera system.

 

[Jovito27]

opinion ko lang namn to ts. based kasi sa recent comment mo gusto mo maexperience yung walang lag at superb na camera, yung samsung, huawei, and xiaomi kayang kaya na yan tapos mas mura pa sa iphone. if bibili ka ng second hand na iphone lalo na mababa yung battery health, expect mo na na laging may life support si iphone mo. also, yung mga lcd screens if nabasag mo tapos papalitan medyo d daw responsive or need mo diinan yung pag pindot sa screen (mga screen replacement na to. tho, pacorrect ako dito eto kasi madalas ko nakikita). basically, you're paying more for less.

if kaya naman ni budget mo tapos want mo i-try, check mo yung iphone se (2nd or 3rd gen) mas mura pa. opinion ko lang naman yan hehe

Salamat po sa insights lodi, Samsung, Realme, Oppo, Xiaomi, Poco ayan mga brand ang so far natry ko pinaka nag stand out ay su Huawei. Kahit kasi 4years na sya hindi ko naexperience yung LAG sa kanya at napaka responsive parin (huawei p30 pro). Kaso ayun sumama sakin lumangoy
Ang ganda din ng camera ng latest nya na Huawei p60, kaso ang majoy downside ay walang google Need ko kasi ng mga features ni google eh.

Kaya sabi ko if bibili ako bago gusto ko itry yung IOS naman hehe

I love my iPhone SE (I prefer small phones) but one major downside is battery life. Some might also find the screen too small and contrast not as good as OLED. Also, single 12MP camera lang, no wide angle.

It's got really great performance though. It's a good option kung OK lang sa yo LCD screen, short battery life and less robust camera system.

Yan nga din po nakikita ko pag maliit lang eh, yung battery life mas maikli at madali madrain. Budget meal nga pero sacfrice ka parin sa time ng pag gamit mo.

 

[rui no onna]

Yan nga din po nakikita ko pag maliit lang eh, yung battery life mas maikli at madali madrain. Budget meal nga pero sacfrice ka parin sa time ng pag gamit mo.

Yeah. Oks lang ang SE for light use. Either that or always carry a power bank.

Ako kasi, mahina lang gumamit ng phone. Mas madalas iPad mini (with built-in cellular) gamit ko. Pang-camera, tawag and text lang yung iPhone ko.

 

[Sarentas]

Baka pwede kang mag try bumili from Compasia, mukhang legit naman na seller ng second hand devices at may quality assurance checks din. Plano namin ng partner ko bumili ng phones dun after xmas hehe.. tumingin din ako sa reviews sa YøùTùbé and sa website, pati sa Facebook (via search) mukhang okay naman