10 iPhone terms you should know before buying an iPhone.
1. Brand New (Non-Active): A completely untouched, factory-sealed phone. You are the first person to activate it.
2. Brand New (Active): A phone that has been opened and activated once but was then repackaged to look new.
3. Mint: A used phone in excellent physical condition.
4. UK Used: A general term for any pre-owned iPhone imported from abroad (USA, Canada, UK, China, etc.).
5. IDM: Indicates that the phone's screen has been replaced.
6. IBM: Indicates that the phone's battery has been replaced.
7. ICM: Indicates that the phone's camera has been replaced.
8. LLA: iPhones manufactured specifically for the US market. From the iPhone 14 onwards, these only support eSIM and have no physical SIM slot.
9. Non-LLA: iPhones made for the rest of the world. These typically support both a physical SIM card and an eSIM.
10. Locked: A phone restricted to a specific carrier. It cannot use a SIM card and can only connect via Wi-Fi unless unlocked.
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