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  1. cinnamin's Avatar
    cinnamin
    I have a replacement iPhone got it at the Apple store. My model number does start with a letter “M”. It came in a slim white box no headphones or charger.
    02-13-2018 04:44 AM
  2. Garz's Avatar
    Garz
    Originally Posted by cinnamin
    I have a replacement iPhone got it at the Apple store. My model number does start with a letter “M”. It came in a slim white box no headphones or charger.
    How long ago was it replaced?
    02-13-2018 09:22 AM
  3. camaroz1985's Avatar
    camaroz1985
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    Just got this yesterday, old one had a bad speaker. Model number does start with an N. Old phone had a scratch on the screen, but now I basically have a new phone. Also interestingly, my old one was locked to Sprint, new model number is a Verizon model number, and I have confirmed it is unlocked (used with Mint and Sprint SIM cards). Bonus!
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    02-13-2018 09:22 AM
  4. cinnamin's Avatar
    cinnamin
    Originally Posted by Garz
    How long ago was it replaced?
    Last month.
    02-13-2018 05:28 PM
  5. cinnamin's Avatar
    cinnamin
    Originally Posted by Garz
    How long ago was it replaced?
    I’m sorry model # begins with “N”
    02-13-2018 05:36 PM
  6. EagleFox007's Avatar
    EagleFox007
    There you go. We have at least one proof that the article is true. “N” means it’s a replacement phone.
    02-13-2018 05:46 PM
  7. Garz's Avatar
    Garz
    Originally Posted by cinnamin
    I’m sorry model # begins with “N”
    This just answered our question then. Thank you for the reply.
    02-13-2018 05:49 PM
  8. cinnamin's Avatar
    cinnamin
    Originally Posted by Garz
    This just answered our question then. Thank you for the reply.
    No problem glad I was able to help.
    02-13-2018 05:51 PM
  9. cinnamin's Avatar
    cinnamin
    Originally Posted by camaroz1985
    Just got this yesterday, old one had a bad speaker. Model number does start with an N. Old phone had a scratch on the screen, but now I basically have a new phone. Also

    interestingly, my old one was locked to Sprint, new model number is a Verizon model number, and I have confirmed it is unlocked (used with Mint and Sprint SIM cards). Bonus!

    That’s awesome! now I’m curious to see if my phone is unlocked.
    02-13-2018 05:52 PM
  10. camaroz1985's Avatar
    camaroz1985
    Trusted Member
    Originally Posted by cinnamin
    That’s awesome! now I’m curious to see if my phone is unlocked.
    Compare your part number to the numbers listed here. It will be the same just with an N replacing the M.

    My replacement was the Verizon 256GB Silver (NQCP2LL/A), but what I sent in was the Sprint 256GB Silver (MQCW2LL/A). Obviously they are both A1865 model phones. I doubt you would get an A1865 if you sent in an A1901, but I guess that would be possible since the A1865 would work on the same carriers (and more) as A1901.
    02-14-2018 02:12 PM
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