Buying a used iPhone tips:

Because the iPhone 6 was originally launched back in September 2014 it’s the oldest model iPhone I would even consider buying now. This doesn’t mean the iPhone 5 or even iPhone 4 aren’t good they are just no longer on my radar personally because 4 year old smartphone technology is as old as I am willing to go when parting with my hard earned money. Back in September 2014 the iPhone 6 was priced at $649 and the iPhone 6 Plus started at $749, and I wouldn’t buy either one now (shocker). I also would not buy the iPhone 6s Plus either (another shocker) and that is simply because the original design did not take into consideration the strengthening required for a much longer/taller phone than prior models. The number of iPhone 6s Plus’s that were in someone’s back pocket when they sat down is astronomical, don’t believe me? Please feel free to peruse EBay or Craigslist for non-functioning iPhone 6s Plus models where the motherboard has become unseated from other vital internal components, and you may even notice a slight but visible bend in the device when held straight up in front of you. So that just leaves us with one and that is the iPhone 6s originally launched in September of 2015 this phone is a keeper. It came equipped with an A9 dual-core processor and 2GB of RAM (100% increase), a 12 megapixel camera, 5 megapixel FaceTime HD camera, 4K video recording at 30 fps, Second-generation fingerprint sensor built into the Home button and either a 32 GB or 128GB model. Wow that’s a lot of tech for little cost.