Need a new smartphone, but don't want to spend a lot of money? Have you ever considered a used phone? Also known as refurbished phones, they can be a great alternative. But before you tackle the used ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When buying an Android phone, there are plenty of manufacturers to choose from, with Samsung and Google at the top of the list. Unlike Apple's ...

Second-hand and refurbished Google Pixel phones are available from many retailers and private sellers, but should you buy one? And if you have already decided you want one, what should you look for?

A lot people have fears about running banking apps on their phones. What if someone hacks my phone? With refurbished phones, the level of protection and security is no different than what you get with ...

The panic around “refurbished = infected” is mostly theater. When you choose quality refurbished devices from certified sellers, the malware threat is identical to buying new—assuming you follow the ...

Shopping for a refurbished smartphone? Pay attention to its grade: It can make or break your purchase. Just like in school, refurbished phones get graded on a scale of A, B, C, and sometimes lower.

A refurbished model but one that’s unlocked and comes with a full one-year warranty, the Apple iPhone XR is still pretty stylish for its age. It has a large 6.1-inch LCD screen with 1,792 x 828 ...

We've entered the age of the $1,000 smartphone. Even if you pay it off in monthly installments, that's a pricey investment. But with some patience, you can pick up used phones at a nice discount.

Demand for used phones is surging globally, and with prices only set to climb higher, it's easy to see why more buyers are going secondhand.

Selling a new smartphone is the hardest it has been in years. Rising device costs, limited differences between model upgrades, and economic and environment-related desires to keep electronics alive as ...

There’s never a good time to lose your precious handset to the big mobile heaven in the sky. But accidents happen and phones break or start to lose their operating mojo. When that happens, it’s time ...