Apple iPhone 13 - 128GB - Red

This product listing is for a refurbished Apple iPhone 13. Refurbished devices have been pre-owned, inspected, restored, and tested to ensure full functionality.

The iPhone 13 comes with a USB-C to Lightning cable. A power adapter and headphones are not included and must be purchased separately.

An IP68 rating means the iPhone 13 is resistant to dust and can withstand submersion in water up to a maximum depth of 6 meters for up to 30 minutes. However, water damage is not covered under warranty, so it's best to avoid intentionally exposing the device to liquids.

Cinematic mode in the camera app automatically adds a depth-of-field effect to videos, like in Portrait mode for photos. It can also intelligently shift focus between subjects, allowing you to change the focus point after you've recorded the video.

Yes, the iPhone 13 supports Dual SIM. This means you can use one physical Nano-SIM card and one eSIM, or two eSIMs (depending on carrier support).

Warranty details for refurbished products can vary. Please refer to the specific seller's listing for information on the warranty period and coverage provided.

Yes, the iPhone 13 supports Qi-certified wireless charging.

Ensure the device is charged. Connect it to a power source using a known working cable and adapter for at least 30 minutes. If the issue persists, try a force restart by quickly pressing and releasing the volume up button, then quickly pressing and releasing the volume down button, and finally pressing and holding the side button until the Apple logo appears.

Toggle Wi-Fi and Cellular data off and on. Restart your iPhone. Check for iOS software updates. If the issue is specific to Wi-Fi, restart your router. For cellular issues, contact your network provider.

Force close the app by swiping up from the bottom of the screen and pausing, then swiping up on the app's preview. Reopen the app. If the problem continues, delete and reinstall the app. Ensure your iOS is up to date.

Check battery usage in Settings > Battery to identify power-hungry apps. Reduce screen brightness, disable background app refresh for non-essential apps, and enable Low Power Mode when needed. Ensure your iOS is updated, as updates often include battery optimizations.

Close the Camera app and reopen it. Restart your iPhone. If the issue persists, check if the lens is obstructed or dirty. Try using a different camera mode to see if the problem is specific to one function.