
What does "Unlocked iPhone" mean?
Find out everything you need to know about the meaning of "unlocked iPhone" :)
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Find out everything you need to know about the meaning of "unlocked iPhone" :)
Average of 1,946 reviews from the past 6 months.
Should you buy a locked or unlocked iPhone? What's the difference?
Find out why Back Market is the best place to buy an unlocked iPhone
Find out why our iPhone XR deals are a step ahead of our competitors.
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Find out if you can use your unlocked iPhone on the Verizon network
Here's how to find out if your unlocked iPhone will work for international travel
When the unlocked iPhone XR was released, it was the answer to everybody’s concerns about iPhones becoming progressively more expensive. Apple realized that the average consumer wasn’t willing to pay $1000 or more for a phone, and thus created the iPhone XR. And now thanks to Back Market, the unlocked iPhone XR is even cheaper (:
If you are looking for an iPhone with an aggressive screen-to-body ratio and don't mind the notch, the unlocked iPhone XR may suit your taste. Although it doesn't have a high-contrast OLED screen, the unlocked iPhone XR is still great for movies and has industry-leading battery life. And because these models are unlocked, you can use them on any carrier. So if you find yourself taking regular international trips or are thinking about switching your service provider, these unlocked iPhones are great options to consider.
If you're currently on a GSM network like AT&T or T-Mobile, a GSM unlocked iPhone XR may be the perfect phone for you :)
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