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Apple iPhone 4 16 GB Verizon, Black

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Model Name	4
Wireless Carrier	Verizon
Brand	Apple
Form Factor	Smartphone
Memory Storage Capacity	16 GB
Operating System	IOS 7, limited
Color	Black
Cellular Technology	3G
Included Components	Itunes
Screen Size	3.5 Inches

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iPhone 4
Size 16 GB
CDMA Verizon phone only, does NOT have a SIM card slot

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What's in the box

itunes

Product Description

At just 9.3mm, the iPhone 4 is thin as a rake but the front and back are 30 times stronger than the usual plastic. Reason - aluminosilicate glass, the stuff that windshields of military choppers are made of. The periphery is customized alloy, 5 times stronger than steel. Your accidental dropping won't hurt your pocket-communicator. The Retina Display packs in 4 times the amount of pixels (326 per inch) of iPhone 3, and makes the text and images slicing sharp. Thanks to the added 960 x 640 pixel screen watching of HD movies on the iPhone 4 becomes a gasp. When you become a shutterbug behind the iPhone 4 camera, you shoot 5 megapixel images and high-definition videos at 720p resolution, with the LED flash and autofocus that make things easier. Opt for the iMovie video editing software, and you become a movie maker. If you happen to have Wi-Fi around, the FaceTime feature gets you into true worldwide video chat and 'staying in touch' becomes real personal. And all it takes to choose between the front and rear camera is a tap. The 3-axis gyro, when coupled with accelerometer, results in 6-axis motion sensing, and that's as good as it can ever get for gaming on a cell phone. With 7 hours of talk time (3G)/10 hours of video/40 hours of audio, the iPhone 4 packs in enough power to let you do fast multitasking and then some more.

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Product Dimensions

4.51 x 2.31 x 0.37 inches

Item Weight

5.6 ounces

ASIN

B004ZLV5UE

Item model number

Batteries

Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)

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1,476 ratings

4.2 out of 5 stars

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

IOS 7, limited

GPU

Quicktime

RAM

16 GB

Wireless communication technologies

Bluetooth, ICloud

Connectivity technologies

Wireless

GPS

Geotagging

Special Features

Microphone

Display technology

N/a

Display resolution

640 x 480 pixels

Other display features

Wireless

Device interface - primary

Unknown

Scanner Resolution

960x640p

Other camera features

5 MP Back Camera, VGA Front Camera

Audio Jack

2.1

Form Factor

Smartphone

Colour

Black

Phone Talk Time

15 Hours

Phone Standy Time (with data)

24 hours

Included Components

Itunes

Manufacturer

Apple Computer

Date First Available

May 7, 2011

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itunes

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3 star		9%
2 star		4%
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Brian

Using it on straight talk, works great!

Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2014

Verified Purchase

Got this phone for my wife to use with STRAIGH TALK. And yes, it works.

No, it doesn't have a sim card, but that's no longer required with straight talk. It used to be, but it's NOT anymore. (People that claim you have to have a Sim card are wrong) You DO however have to pay about 8 bucks for an activation code through straight talk. Which in short, works like a sim card would.

Listen up, this is important, if you want an activation code, go to straight talks site, go to the bring your own phone link, and select CDMA. It'll check your phones ESN, and your zip code to see if it will work where you live then offer to sell you an activation code. OR you can call them and have them activate it. Either way, this is how you get a CDMA phone to work with straight talk that isn't theirs.

You also have to make sure your ESN is clean before it can be activated. There are websites you can use to check this out. I used SWAPPA. If your ESN isn't clean, you probably should return it -- unless you brought it from a different contract. Then you'll have to have the company clear it for you that you had it from.

I also made sure to use a highly rated seller with LOTS of good reviews and success stories, AND one that claimed to sell phones with clean ESN's.

I must warn you however, straight talk's customer service is slow and took me a good couple of hours to get the phone working. But in the end, it works great!

Also, the first phone I got was buggy, and I returned it for another that isn't. For example: it would shut off randomly, or the flash light would flicker randomly. But the one I got to replace it is not buggy (knock on wood).

Over all, my wife enjoys her new phone a lot! And I'm happy with the deal we have on straighttalk.

5 people found this helpful

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LocalRevolution

iPhone 4 NOT NEW as claimed by seller Trans Tech Products and listed under Amazon Prime

Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2014

Verified Purchase

First off, I have had one of these models for a couple years. I love the quality of my iPhone 4 but hate being under contact, which is why I wanted to get the same phone for my two daughters but without the 2 year obligation. Verizon is doing a $25 per line discount on non-contract smartphones right now too. It is a great deal that can pay for an outright device purchase quickly unless you wind up using a lot of data.

This review is not for the iPhone 4, but for the seller I dealt with through Amazon Prime, and for Amazon itself.

The purchase I made was entirely misrepresented. Neither of these iPhone 4s were new as claimed by Trans Tech Products & sold as new by Amazon Prime.

Both iPhones purchased looked pretty good cosmetically and had a clean MEID that could be activated through Verizon without problems, but both serial numbers had previous Apple registration & expired warranties. There was non-standard packaging on both phones (incl. replaced back and front scratch protector stickers with hair and dust stuck under them, carefully lifted but tampered external box seals and info tags, replaced wrappers and twist ties on wires, and a metal SIM insert holder in the rather dogeared welcome material enclosure, on a SIM-free Verizon CDMA phone). Both phones were missing the standard dot moisture sensors in headphone jacks and plug, which my local MacXpert said meant the phones had almost assuredly been opened, either for service or part replacement. Their absence would usually void any warranty on the phone. Although wiped of personal information, each phone had an updated operating system and many applications open when I powered them on. They immediately displayed the lock screen instead of the set-up assistant wizard. Clearly they were pre-owned.

I am not adverse to buying a refurbished or well cared-for used device at a decent price, but I paid Trans Tech Products a premium for these iPhones based on the "New" claim, thinking I would also get the manufacturer's warranty. When I contacted Amazon about this issue, I indicated a willingness to keep the devices at a fair used price. They immediately agreed to refund to me the difference between what I had paid initially and what a used iPhone 4 is now selling for on Amazon, about half the nearly $200 "New" list price charged by Trans Tech Products.

This sort of dishonest and misleading listing made under the umbrella of Amazon Prime really damages the trust of the consumer, regardless of whether Amazon is almost always willing to make it right through return and refund or not. This corporate "honesty" unfairly depends on the critical attention and a high degree of product knowledge on the part of the purchaser. If I buy something claimed as NEW and sold by such an established retailer as Amazon, I should be able to trust that it will delivered as 100% new in every aspect without exception. Amazon needs to do a more careful job of vetting their sellers, especially the ones they allow to sell under the Amazon Prime listing.

6 people found this helpful

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Starlin

Great replacement phone!

Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2013

Verified Purchase

A certain someone dropped his iPhone 4S 16GB and cracked the screen, so we were looking for a quick replacement on a budget. We opted for the regular iPhone 4 because it was a decent amount cheaper than the 4S. We chose to order a used version directly from Amazon Warehouse because we trusted that it would be in good condition.

The phone we received worked fantastic, although it was definitely used. The only concern we had with it physically was that the power button was a little sticky. It doesn't make the "click" noise like most do when you press it. No visible scratches, even though we expected to find a few. Everything else seems to work perfectly. It also arrived in original packaging, and was packed well to avoid accidents during delivery.

As for the phone itself, it's what you would expect from an iPhone. The difference in processing power is definitely noticeable when we compare it directly to the 4S. The new operating system installed well, and games and apps work fine. But there is definitely a noticeable lag.

Overall, we are happy with the choice we made.

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Pennsylvanian

Bought for Tracfone, But Returned

Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2014

Verified Purchase

The volume on this was/is so bad as to be inaudible. I was very fortunate that Amazon issued a refund for it. I consider the device unusable, and a call to Apple to see how much it would cost to repair what seems (after internet searches) a pretty common problem with this version of the IPhone resulted in Apple telling me that a service repair would cost as much as the phone itself. Don't buy it. Apple should have been ashamed to put this version on the market.

This version IS usable for Tracfone, but unless you are--all joking aside--deaf and need an Apple Tracfone only for graphical purposes, please re-read paragraph one. AVOID THIS AT ALL COSTS.

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