Apple iPhone SE (3rd Gen)
256 GB, Midnight, 4.70", SIM + eSIM, 5G
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Yes, this is good! I use this at home. I don't have digitec connect (Sunrise) reception in the basement. Phone calls work wonderfully via Wifi Calling.
No, it is of course 1x Nano-SIM and 1x eSIM
The colour and the fact that a (small) part of the sale goes to charity by buying the RED
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Unless it says "verified return" above the cart button, it is a new item.
No, this is still the older/previous SE.
Unfortunately, we currently have no information on when this smartphone will be available again.
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Yes, original packaging with the charging cable. I don't remember if there was also a socket. We have a lot of them at home. This iPhone was needed by my wife who doesn't have high demands. One of our sons recommended it to us because of the good performance/price ratio. Our son had given it to his wife as a present.
Unfortunately, we have no information on future price developments.
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Yes
Yes, it was new and OVP.
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This can be done as a service in the shop for a fee. The best thing to do is to come by, then our shop staff can tell you the time and cost.
i have no experience with iphone 7, but i can say that the camera is not a strong point of iphone se 3.gen compared to the iphones of my colleagues. i bought it because of the form factor and the new processor technology.
Yes of course.That’s how we did it too.
Insert your old simm card,
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17.5.1 also works
Showroom means that you can look at the Iphone SE in the shop at Galaxsus. Greetings
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Not included - only the USB-C Lightning cable.
Showrooming describes the behaviour of potential consumers to practically test favoured goods in bricks-and-mortar stores in order to subsequently purchase them via mail order.[1][2] As a result of this targeted consumer behaviour, both advisory services are used free of charge to prepare for a purchase and local retail spaces are used as mere showrooms for online retailing.[3] According to a representative online survey in November/December 2014[4], three quarters of all Germans have already received advice in a shop in order to subsequently purchase the goods online. According to a study from May 2013, electronics suppliers[5] and retailers with a range that can be purchased in many places suffer particularly from this. Retailers who mainly sell their own brands are significantly less affected.
No, dualsim is a nano-sim + e-sim. Not to be confused. The one sim is not physical.
Hey I did not get you TBH. You can use SIM cards everywhere as long as it’s a nano sim. You can also use use eSIM.
Of course, the mobile phone can be used with any subscription.
According to the manufacturer, no Airtag chip is installed. This is only present in these models:
iPhone 11
iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max
iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini
iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max
iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini
iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max
iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max
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The EU Model does not support 2 sim cards, what you saw is probalbly for an Asian market.
Here is the information we have:
SIM type: Dual SIM
SIM slot: Nano SIM
It is indeed a dual SIM, according to the information found.
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The iPhone is in its original packaging.
That's it: 1 physical Sim, 1 eSim
Best regards.
Joa, so if you buy electronics from a Swiss retailer, by law you have the first year's warranty with the manufacturer (in this case Apple) and the second year's warranty with the retailer (i.e. digitec). If you buy directly from Apple, you simply have the one-year manufacturer's warranty.
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