How do I identify the brand new iPhone 14 Pro?

iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max - Apple

sazuhuda wrote:

Thank you for your concern Mr. Lang. For your kind information I am from Bangladesh and there is no apple authorized shop in here.

Don't buy your iPhone in the US, if you live in Bangladesh. iPhone warranty is NOT international and should you have any issue with the phone needing service, you will need to get on a plane and come back to the US with the phone. Instead, there are evidently authorized sellers in Bangladesh and this is where you should buy your phone from --> Apple Store - Find a Store - Apple

Also, you cannot order an iPhone to be shipped to you from the US. You would have to come to the US to buy your phone, which I highly encourage you NOT to do.

You should have stated that up front.

Per lobsterghost1's information, you will not have a warranty on a phone purchased from the U.S.

On top of that, Apple makes quite a few variations of their iPhone models so they will work with the cellular systems where they will be used. Other changes sometimes involve removing features that aren't allowed in the country the phone is being sold in.

Use the link provided by lobsterghost1 to see where you can purchase a phone meant to be used in Bangladesh.

I forgot to add that every iPhone 14 Pro model sold in the US is dual eSim ONLY. If you buy one in the US and no carriers in Bangladesh support eSim, you will never have cellular service on a US purchased iPhone 14 Pro.

THIS COULD BE A VERY COSTLY MISTAKE to buy your iPhone in the US.

Your new iPhone can be identified by its model name lettering on the box. Alternatively, If your iPhone is already set up, you can go to settings> General>about, and look under the "Model name" Category, you should see "iPhone 14 pro"

It's a very, very bad idea to purchase a U.S. model for use in Bangladesh.

Here are the official Apple stores you can purchase an iPhone from that will be guaranteed to work, and be covered under warranty.

Edit: My link wouldn't save the Bangladesh locations. Just put Bangladesh into the search box at the top.

Well, since you can't use a carrier for the US in Bangladesh, you would have to use a carrier in Bangladesh. And that would only be an option IF the carrier supports eSim and they support the cellular bands on iPhones made for the US market. Which they may not support.

You are truly opening yourself up to a very expensive mistake should you have any issues with an iPhone from the US in Bangladesh. And I already provided a link where you can find Authorized Dealers to buy an iPhone in Bangladesh, I don't understand why you would even consider any other option?

If you bought an unlocked U.S. phone and local carriers in Bangladesh offered eSIMs, you could try installing one of those eSIMs on it.

However, that wouldn’t change things with respect to the warranty, or localization of things like cellular radio band coverage. You really should buy an iPhone that is meant to be used primarily in your country.

Yes, I can understand your query, if you would like to verify the authenticity of your iPhone, based ff of its serial number, you can use Apples Coverage and support checker. See: Check Your Service and Support Coverage - Apple Support

Hope this helps, Thank you

sazuhuda wrote:

All the authorized deers mentioned in the link are located in other countries near Bangladesh. For your information, many of ther users from Bangladesh are using iPhone 14 Pro (dual eSIM). Our country seller are telling this phones are 100% brand new and original. Thats why I have put my query "How do I identify the brand new iPhone 14 Pro?" Hope you understand me.

If the phone is purchased in the US, from Apple directly (which would be recommended as you'd be avoiding the chance of buying an iPhone locked to a carrier), there is only one model iPhone 14 Pro Max model sold by Apple in the US. And that model number is MQ913LL/A.

However I never say, “nothing," I'm always thinking about something and don't understand how people can not be thinking about anything at all. But, I do accept now that it is possible.