Apple iPhone 13 Mini, 128GB, Blue - Unlocked (Renewed Premium)

Battery health was 100 percent, and there was very minimal scratching. Fits easily into my front pocket and has good sound clarity. The screen is very clear and it feels very durable.

Ordered a renewed premium iPhone Mini 13. Arrived in perfect condition - literally not a single ding or scratch. Looks like it would have looked if I purchased brand new from Apple. Battery health also at 98%. Very pleased!

Not a good experience. Purchased one. Battery charge was inconsistent, took it to Apple store and they ran their diagnostics and it came back as passing the light test but the deeper dive failed. Amazons CS team was ok but the product not so much. Make sure you return it within 90days :0

battery was 100% when received. phone was perfect. SUPER impressed.

In brief; The iPhone 13 Mini is the smallest flagship on the market; this makes it the most practical phone for those who mostly use their smartphone as a communication device and little besides. A screen protector is a must. The Renewed Premium phone arrived in excellent condition and has given me no issues in six months of use. I recommend it. In detail: ---Preamble--- I didn't buy a cell phone until mid-2008, and didn't buy a smartphone until early-2019. Both decisions were provoked by starting a new job. I've never been a heavy phone user; I receive less than twenty-five texts from actual humans a year, and maybe a phone call every other month. I only use my smartphone for calls, texts, checking email/calendar, navigation, alarm, and on occasion, checking into events or to take pictures. My app usage is limited to train tickets. As a result, I don't need much from my phone. I like having something fairly powerful, so it will run smoothly for as long as possible before I have to replace it. I didn't want anything too expensive, which is why I ignored Sony's offerings. I wanted a decent support cycle, which is why I ignored the Zenfones. I wanted something with reliable HW, which is why I didn't go with a Pixel. I wanted it to have WiFi calling/texting. I specifically wanted something small and compact, as my main complaint about my prior smartphone was how large it was. I would have replaced it earlier, but it was an Android and since the demise of the Sony Xperia Compact line there were no US-market small Android smartphones produced by anyone. I didn't want to make the transition to the Apple ecosystem, since this would be my one and only Apple device, so I dragged my feet even for a year after my old phone stopped voluntarily connecting to the cell network. Eventually I decided that I spend more time carrying my phone around than using it, and therefore form factor was more important than OS. ---Review--- I would never have purchased this at its original retail price, but it was definitely worth it at $450, particularly with the Amazon Renewed Premium Program. It arrived in a condition indistinguishable from new, at least to my eye. Setup was easy enough, though despite assertions otherwise the automated process of moving Android data to the Apple was not perfectly smooth and I had to make a number of adjustments after the fact. As a result of making this transition, I still run my Google apps on the iPhone - Authenticator, Calendar, Mail, and Maps in particular. I don't plan on changing those any time soon, but it does introduce some confusion into the workflow on the phone. For current Android users, there are some significant downsides. The loss of the ability to customize the environment is painful, even after six months. I am fairly technically capable and so appreciate the ability to make minor tweaks and adjustments to everything, and iOS constantly fights you on this. I would like my small icons back, and my ability to arrange them as I see fit. The lack of robust gesture/tap support, and limited gadget/widget customizability means you need to spend more time navigating than before. iOS's reputation for a janky file system presentation is well deserved, it can be hard to tell where files are going or have gone. In a non-Apple environment, HEIC complicates file storage and backup, though there are workarounds. The messaging app, for who knows what reason, doesn't have an archive option and just lists every conversation you've ever had in one long list on the main page, and requires an extra tap after the swipe to delete anything. There's no easy way to skip or snooze all alarms. All things I can put up with, though for the first month I was rather stroppy. I adapted to the UI quickly, but again I only use very few functions on the phone in my day-to-day life. I was able - with some frustration - to pair a set of Samsung Galaxy Buds, though you can only configure them through an Android device. Build quality seems excellent; however, do not take this phone out of its package unless you have a screen protector waiting for it. I was uncommonly gentle with this thing for the four days I was waiting for the protector to arrive, storing it in a pocket which had a clean cotton handkerchief padding the screen, and I -still- ended up with a significant enough scratch that it is still visible under the screen protector in direct sunlight. Don't risk it. HW and SW performance in contrast is flawless. I agree with the common sentiment that the iOS experience is very smooth, though I may be biased on account of my previous phone being on its way out at the time of transition. Battery life for me is probably two days and well into the third. That sounds good, perhaps, but my screen-on time is very low - I'm guessing between zero and ten minutes a day, with most of it on the low end, the only exception being during navigation. It is not unusual for multiple days to pass where my only interaction with my phone is to turn off the alarm. I would expect longer battery life under such circumstances, but I suppose that so long as it lasts all day it doesn't really matter. Lastly, I would say the sacrifice for the form factor was definitely worth it. I keep my phone in a cargo pocket and it is much lighter and less bulky now, especially when crouching down. 100% worth prioritizing that feature. ---Conclusion--- Like I said above, if you are like me - you are someone who doesn't need a lot of screen real-estate, power, or extensive battery life, but still wants to have the full functionality of a smartphone for irregular use, this is probably the best choice on the market. It was worth the transition from Android and the ongoing annoyance of Apple's eccentricities of design. I would recommend it, and will consider getting the next iPhone Mini, if Apple ever releases one.

Where do I begin? The package arrived earlier than expected, the package was delivered in good condition. When you open the “Amazon renewed premium” white cardboard box you will find the device, (in my case it is the iPhone 13 mini in (product) RED. Upon inspection the device had no visible signs of any cosmetic damage whatsoever. The device booted up with no problems and it was an absolutely stunning experience for us, (my son especially) in the box, you get a receipt from the seller and warranty information, a card with the phones IMEI with a checklist of the 20+ point inspection along with the testing specialist’s signature. The battery health percentage was at a lower 92% which was a bit lower than I’d expected given the last device had a full 100% battery health percentage. It did give me an option to add AppleCare + (which I did) and as far as I can tell there’s been nothing on here that has had to be fixed, repaired or replaced. The camera is excellent and just what you’d expect from a 13 model, the small but not too small screen fits perfectly in your hand, you can put it in your pocket without having a huge bulge, the most comfortable iPhone since the iPhone 5s/SE first Gen. I did drop the device in the few minutes I didn’t have my case on and it dented the top left corner of the back of the frame near the camera bump. The fall was only about an inch and a half so it’s a first in my entire life of owning an iPhone where I got a dent from a two inch drop and it’s irking me that I can’t get it fixed. But I have had an iPhone mini before, both models and the durability is top notch if you wear a case. Camera quality is amazing, especially when you consider that it is almost 3 years old now! I would rate this seller as well as the item a solid 10/10! Definitely recommend and if you’re hesitant, don’t be. Their customer support is extremely friendly and reliable. I want to give a shout out to Hybrid IT Support for their service and help me get the right product for my son’s birthday! Although I wish I would have went with the blue color and more storage. I will definitely be buying from this company again!

Love my little13 Mini. Best little phone I’ve ever owned. Also it keeps a great charge on my battery and I use it a lot. As a matter of fact I bought 2 of them to replace old phones I had that were really out of date and I didn’t need a new one yet. Great little phones one is pink one is white great for in between because I like the fold phone coming out so I’m happy to wait with theses little jewels and I’ll still keep them too. May not buy a phone because they are great still. Old ladies love bargains 😂😂🙏🏻🇺🇸🙏🏻🇺🇸 NOT HEAVY EITHER!! Good in pocket!

Bought this to take pictures and possibly use for a phone. Item is in great condition. I have only used the camera so far. It looks brand new and was unlocked. I don't know if this review will list the particular seller that I received it from, but I would recommend the seller, Hybrid IT as far as the product goes. It came in a generic box with a generic charger. I have not had any issues with it so far.

Renewed Premium - I paid premium price but the battery health as opposed to claimed percentage (90+%) was only 88%. Moreover the phone was overheating a lot. They received return on May 28 and 2 WEEKS on there is NO update on my refund. Amazon Renewed premium is not worth it. Bad customer service. Bad refund timeline. Very frustrating. Just give me my refund asap.

The iPhone 13 Mini in Midnight is sleek, elegant, and very professional-looking. It’s not a flashy color, but that’s exactly what makes it so nice – subtle, modern, and goes well with any case or outfit. It feels premium every time I pick it up. The compact size is perfect. It fits comfortably in one hand, slips easily into any pocket, and feels much lighter compared to larger iPhones. This is the kind of phone that reminds you why small phones still matter. Performance is smooth, and it handles everyday apps and tasks without an issue. The camera is fine for daily photos and social media, but don’t expect top-tier shots like the Pro models. The battery is limited, and with regular use I almost always need to charge it twice a day. Overall, if you want a compact iPhone that looks classy in Midnight and works great for daily use, this is a very solid choice.

Je suis très satisfaite. Il a vraiment l’air d’un neuf, la batterie est à 100%, aucune égratignure, je ne regrette pas mon achat. Il est petit et c’est ce que je voulais

I bought an Iphone 13 mini PREMIUM 128gb… Phone overheats and stops charging. Charge port is very loose. Called amazon to rectify this issue and was provided with one year to return the item. On November 25 the one year allowance date to return the item was brought down to 30 days (New date was December 5th). I was calling to see if I coupd switch suppliers from Canada Post because they’re on strike but was then advised that I also had to submit pictures of the defective phone, something that wasn’t asked of me prior to shipping the phoneSomething that was never brought up the 3-4 times I had called prior to this date… Seems like deterrent tactics and would changing a return date be considered bait and switch if I had missed the return window?

Me encantó eficaz y pequeño la verdad es algo que ocupaba seria mente