Every iPhone we sell crosses one bench in Amsterdam and leaves it renewed, graded and photographed. This is exactly what happens in between.
Every incoming phone is checked against theft and finance registers by IMEI, then wiped with a certified erase. Nothing of the previous owner survives — not a photo, not a profile.
Screen, cameras, Face ID, speakers, mics, every button, every antenna, every sensor — measured, not eyeballed. A phone that fails any point goes to repair; one that can’t be fixed honestly gets recycled.
We read the battery’s real health from the controller. Below 88% it’s replaced with a new one before the phone goes any further. The listing always tells you which battery you’re getting.
Screens, batteries and cameras come from the same lines that supply the originals. Our own technicians fit them — the same people who answer your support questions later.
Ports vacuumed, speaker grilles ultrasoniced, housing polished. It won’t smell like someone else’s pocket.
A second technician grades the cosmetics — Premium, Excellent, Good or Fair — and photographs every unit. Then it’s repacked with a new cable in a plain, plastic-free box.
Every phone in the shop passed all 25 points this week.