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Open-box, seller-refurbished, and manufacturer-refurbished devices can all arrive in plain packaging at a discount. That similarity ends at the box.

“Grade A” Does Not Describe Battery Health: What to Ask a Refurbished Seller Instead

“Grade A” usually tells you how a refurbished phone looks. It does not tell you how long the battery lasts,

A phone can be supported today and still be a poor long-term purchase. “Supported” is a present-tense answer; a buyer

Soldered memory creates a cost that is easy to miss at checkout. The laptop may be thin, fast, and fairly

A repairability score can tell you that one device is designed to be easier to open, document, or supply with

An 80-percent charge limit and optimized charging try to reduce the time a battery spends at a high state of

A $300 phone looks cheaper than a $1,000 phone because the price is visible and the future is not. If

A phone does not have one expiration date. It has at least four clocks running at different speeds: battery condition,

A replacement battery is not defined only by the capacity printed on its label. The part, protection electronics, firmware communication,

A factory reset can make an old phone feel cleaner, but it cannot make every kind of aging disappear. It