Apple iPhone 18 Pro for R3,799 in South Africa

The problem with this figure is that it requires the iPhone to be in perfect condition. The iStore will go on an epic quest to find that one tiny scratch in order to downgrade the condition of the phone. Having tried to trade stuff in with them before made we wonder if a device straight out of the box would be able to pass their extensive and time consuming process.
 
The problem with this figure is that it requires the iPhone to be in perfect condition. The iStore will go on an epic quest to find that one tiny scratch in order to downgrade the condition of the phone. Having tried to trade stuff in with them before made we wonder if a device straight out of the box would be able to pass their extensive and time consuming process.
You'd rather they rate scratched units as absolutely A++, and then sell those to other suckers, as long as you get your money right? I mean how dare they grade the quality of devices and actually do a comprehensive check which exposes all the many defects we come to live with after three years with a device.
 
The problem with this figure is that it requires the iPhone to be in perfect condition. The iStore will go on an epic quest to find that one tiny scratch in order to downgrade the condition of the phone. Having tried to trade stuff in with them before made we wonder if a device straight out of the box would be able to pass their extensive and time consuming process.
Thanks for the heads up, the iPhone brand can likened to many other artificially "Over Priced" brands in market circulation unfortunately.
This remark will not pass Mr Myles Illidge muster it will be deleted from Disqus. Just "Clickbait" Mr Myles Illidge...!!!
 
My iPhone 13 Pro isn’t listed - but it’s hot water damage, so they won’t take it. I’ll run it until it dies or use as a continuity camera or something
What does that mean, what happened to it?
 
.......and by the looks of things fokol for a iPhone 16 in any flavor. Fizzing here!
 
lol! at the beginning of the year i went to the istore to trade in an ipad air m1. online they said it's worth R6000. in the store they offered me R600. i have an iphone 15 256gb, they'll probably offer me R1000 for that.
No matter the condition of you phone they will give you peanuts.
 
The problem with this figure is that it requires the iPhone to be in perfect condition. The iStore will go on an epic quest to find that one tiny scratch in order to downgrade the condition of the phone. Having tried to trade stuff in with them before made we wonder if a device straight out of the box would be able to pass their extensive and time consuming process.

The problem is that you paid R20,000+ to get this “deal” for a new one.
 
That’s some incredible girl math right there.
Wait until they start going but hey its a sale 50% off. That means I've got 50% more to spend on something else.
It's probably why men's stuff is marked as 2 for R100, while womens would be 50% off
 
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