Apple tried to give me a NKRJ2LL/A for my 6s Gold 64GB MKRL2LL/A But that model NKRJ2LL/A is NOT even in apple list of model numbers ! So DID NOT accept warranty replacement cause it was NOT the same model i have ! what is NKRJ2LL/A anyway ????
iPhone 6s, iOS 9.1, null
It is a service replacement unit for the 6s Gold 64GB.
That means apple is labeling replacement phone never in the past did a replacement say different model # always got same EXCAT model # back !
this is wrong that apple is doing this if or when u try to sell phone when i do every year when the new iPhone comes out nobody wants to buy (refurbish/replacement device)
mikeZo6 wrote:
That means apple is labeling replacement phone never in the past did a replacement say different model # always got same EXCAT model # back !
this is wrong that apple is doing this if or when u try to sell phone when i do every year when the new iPhone comes out nobody wants to buy (refurbish/replacement device)
Why would it be a problem to sell the device? The people who you're selling it to know they buying a used device. Why should it matter if they buy a used one that has only been inspected once or if they buy a used one that' seen inspected and tested twice? And, replacement units go through more testing than devices fresh off the factory. The screen, battery and othe parts have been replaced so, it's even less used than the one you originally had.
I've had both iPhone and iPad replacement units and they have been indistinguishable from new. I bought my MacBook Air as a refurb from Apple's website because it was a much better deal. It's still going strong after five years.
Best of luck.
ok when it is said that way then yes it is ok ! thanks
WHATS A NKRJ2LL/A
