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The video revolves around the unboxing and initial setup of a refurbished 128GB Apple iPhone 11 purchased from Newegg as a temporary replacement. The presenter details the condition of the phone and the box, noting visible signs of use such as dents and scuffs. As they proceed with the setup, which involves connecting to Wi-Fi and configuring iCloud settings, they express disappointment over the phone’s battery health, which is only at 78%. Despite paying approximately $500, the presenter finds the quality unsatisfactory and criticizes Newegg for the subpar refurbishment, specifically pointing out the poor battery condition. The video ends with the presenter summarizing their negative experience.
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In this part of the video, the creator is unboxing a refurbished 128GB Apple iPhone 11 purchased from Newegg. They explain that their previous iPhone 12 Pro Max got water damage, necessitating this purchase as a temporary replacement. The box and phone are initially evaluated: although the box appears beat up, the phone itself is clean but shows signs of use, such as dents and scuffs. The phone is then turned on, confirmed to have some battery, and the setup process begins, choosing English and the United States as primary settings before connecting to a Wi-Fi network.
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In this segment, the presenter is setting up a new device, likely an iPhone, and sharing the setup process. They mention checking the battery percentage and decide to plug the phone into a Mac Mini to continue the setup. Throughout the setup, the presenter opts to configure certain settings later, enters their iCloud information, and comments on the device’s physical condition, noting some scuffs at the bottom. They continue through the setup steps, choosing not to share app analytics or screen time, and eventually checking the battery status.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses their disappointment with the quality of a refurbished Apple iPhone 11 purchased from New Egg. They specifically express frustration about the battery health, which is at 78%, despite paying around $500 for the phone. The speaker mentions taking a screenshot to document the poor battery condition and criticizes New Egg for not providing better quality in their refurbished products. They conclude by summarizing the unboxing experience and expressing dissatisfaction with the phone’s battery performance.