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Jamshedpur India
Tips on Buying Second Hand mobile
Aug 20, 2017 06:58 AM 924 Views (via Android App)

The local tech markets are flooded with seconds, but grabbing a good deal needs some thorough inspection of the device along with other factors like wear and tear, warranty, how long it has been used, internal damages and so on


To ensure that you get a raw deal while buying a second hand phone, here are a few tips.




  • Once you have done your research and decided which smartphone to buy, head directly to your local tech shop. Seconds need a set of thorough check-ups before you finally settle for one.




  • Firstly, take a look at the phone from every angle. This may sound obvious, but one has to inspect the phone closely to detect scratches, cracks, tempered body and bruised edges, if any.




  • Check the edges thoroughly to see if the phone has undergone multiple drops.




  • Next, move on to the screen of the device and check the screen for scratches and cracks.




  • Try taking pictures using the physical camera button as well as using the touchscreen.




  • Looks could be deceptive. A phone can look brand new but may not necessarily perform like one. So, always have a quick hands-on with the smartphone.




  • Check the headphone jack and charging ports.




  • If removable, check if battery is swollen or not.




  • Insert Sim cards and see if they are functioning properly.




  • Stay smart and fluent in your bargaining techniques.It can do wonders for you.




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