Retailers/Bulk purchases only

Good news for you if you’re looking to buy used or new iPhones in bulk

Via Eze Wholesale, you get...
1. Free shipping if you’re a first-time buyer
2. Smartphones in different grades, fully tested and well-conditioned
3. Options to bid and get discounts on any smartphone you order
4. Dedicated and real-time customer support for all inquiries and assistance
5. Up to 30 days of warranty – to return an order if phones fall short of their expected condition

To buy new or used iPhones this week in bulk, at the best market price available, chat to Olusola, country rep for Eze Wholesale – WhatsApp: 09037751508

Eze’s prices are in USD... but you can always pay in Naira (at the best conversion rate possible)

And this week, prices (depending on the grade and storage you go for) start from:

iPhone 13 Mini → $498

iPhone 13 Pro Max → $1008

iPhone 13 Pro → $898

iPhone 13 → $656

iPhone 12 Pro Max → $773

iPhone 12 Pro → $633

iPhone 12 → $432

iPhone 12 Mini → $327

iPhone SE 2nd Gen → $145

iPhone 11 Pro Max → $473

iPhone 11 Pro → $383

iPhone 11 → $299

Chat to Olusola now to order – WhatsApp: 09037751508

iPhone XS Max → $270

iPhone XS → $216

iPhone XR → $212

iPhone X → $214

iPhone 8 Plus → $209

iPhone 8 → $129

iPhone 7 Plus → $126

iPhone 7 → $70

iPhone SE 1st Gen → $50

iPhone 6S Plus → $73

iPhone 6S → $51

iPhone 6 Plus → $68

iPhone 6 → $46

Found what you love? Let’s ship them to you, right away! Simply send a WhatsApp message to Olusola: 09037751508

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chickenfoot:
Nice tips, quite informative. Quick question though, how do you deal with phones like the phantom x that come with fast charge technology installed in it with a 33w fast charger?

Thanks for stopping by, @chickenfoot. To your question, our story pertains more to "older phones" than to more modern ones with fast-charging tech. We're pleased you found it informative, nonetheless. Look out for more from us!

Candidlady:
Avoid letting your phone battery drop to 0% or hit 100%


Guilty of that...

Iwait till it is almost dead like quarter to death

Since light ain't an issue plug in back...

could be laziness too

We're glad you found value here, @Candidlady. Thanks for reading! Stay on the lookout for more.

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Battery Longevity: How to Preserve the Battery Life of Older Phones

The lifespan of your phone could be getting shorter as your phone gets older. Here are ways you can extend and preserve any life the battery currently has.

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Do you find that the battery lifespan of your phone tends to get shorter and shorter as your phone gets older? It can be frustrating, especially, since it means you need to recharge your phone more frequently. I mean, what's the point of having a mobile phone, if you're tethered by its charging cable, right?

Luckily, there are ways you can extend and preserve your phone's battery life.

Modern phones and tablets use lithium-ion batteries, an upgrade from older models, giving us the light and sleek phones we use today. These lithium-ion batteries, however, still degrade over time.

Every time a lithium-ion battery charges and discharges energy, it loses a bit of its total capacity to hold charge. This is why your battery life starts to drop the longer you've owned the phone.

Don't worry, just as you would use a sturdy phone case to protect the body of your phone, here are some tips on how you can maintain your phone's battery lifespan.

In fact, discharging your battery fully at 100% can shorten its lifespan, compared to discharging at 60%. The most ideal situation would be to charge your phone up to 80%, while at the same time, avoiding letting it drop below 30%.

Avoid letting your phone battery drop to 0% or hit 100%
You may have heard that you should "drain" your phone battery completely before "filling it up" all the way to 100%.
This is true only for much older phone models, which do not use lithium-ion batteries. Using this method on current phone models with lithium-ion batteries actually stresses it more, and reduces its lifespan.

In fact, discharging your battery fully at 100% can shorten its lifespan, compared to discharging at 60%. The most ideal situation would be to charge your phone up to 80%, while at the same time, avoiding letting it drop below 30%.

Do not overcharge your phone
Many of us are guilty of leaving our phones to charge overnight. You might stop doing so after today: keeping the battery at 100% charge puts higher stress on it due to the higher voltage. It also allows heat to build up, increasing the likelihood of overheating, which shortens the battery longevity of your phone.

If you have no choice but to charge your phone overnight, leave the phone charging in a cool, well-ventilated area - this will allow heat to dissipate easily.

Go for slow charging
In a world where efficiency and speed are valued, this tip may sound counter-intuitive. However, if you're determined to maximize your phone's battery lifespan, you should cut back on fast charging cables and only use them for emergencies.

That's because fast charging can actually stress and damage the phone battery, especially for older phones.

Pro tip: Charging your phone through your laptop or computer may be beneficial since it slows down the charging process.

Turn off WiFi and Bluetooth when not in use
The fewer charge cycles your phone battery goes through, the more slowly it degrades and the longer it will last on a single charge.

A common source of drain on your phone battery is leaving your device's WiFi and Bluetooth switched on, even when you're not connected to a network. Your phone's WiFi and Bluetooth functions will continue scanning for networks automatically, draining your battery life.

Of course, if you're just moving from one spot with WiFi to another, such as from home to office, then whether you disable the WiFi or not wouldn't make a huge difference. But if you're spending the whole day out, then turning off the WiFi and Bluetooth will save your battery life.
Besides, it's best practice to turn off your WiFi and Bluetooth for security reasons.

For Android smartphone users, remember to turn off automatic WiFi too - this feature keeps your phone scanning for WiFi even if you've already switched it off.

Manage location services
Many modern apps request permission to track your location, to enhance their services. This essentially means that the apps will keep scanning, with a combination of GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, and cell tower locations for maximum accuracy.

Avoid wasting battery life by choosing to let the apps access your location only when you're using the apps.

Stop using your virtual assistant
Yes - stop bothering Siri. Features like Google Assistant and Siri are a huge help, but they compound the issue of battery life drain, especially if they're constantly listening out for your voice commands.

For those who don't use these features so much, it's more prudent to disable them instead of letting them drain your battery.

Manage apps instead of force-closing them
It might seem that the logical thing to do is to close all of your phone apps whenever you're not using them, to save battery life.

However, force-quitting all your background apps can worsen your phone battery life. That's because iOS and Android systems run on algorithms that automatically manage how much power or memory these background apps are using. Force-quitting these background apps will confuse the smart system.

In addition, opening an app that's closed actually uses up more power than simply returning to an app that was running in the background.
Instead of closing all your apps all the time, look at how much refreshing each app is doing in the background. Check the settings to make sure that your apps aren't automatically refreshing too frequently.

Those on Android systems can limit how much battery power each app uses in the background - a much better alternative to shutting them down.

Opening an app that's closed actually uses up more power than simply returning to an app that was running in the background.

Reduce screen brightness
Keeping your phone's brightness up also drains your phone battery. Conserve battery power by turning down your phone screen brightness to the lowest setting that serves you. Just make sure that you can still view what's on the screen.

Use smart battery modes
Most devices (Android and iOS) come with a smart battery saver or low-power modes. These modes automatically reduce functions that drain battery life, such as notifications and screen brightness.

Try dark mode
For more recent phone models, switching to dark mode can help to cut down on battery usage. In fact, iPhone users can extend their phone battery life by 39% to 47% by using dark mode.

However, this only helps to save battery life for newer phones with OLED screens, since black pixels on OLED screens don't use any power at all. In other words, this tip doesn't apply to smartphones with LED or LCD screens.

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Story credit: Eze Wholesale

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- Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/frederickdaso/2020/09/08/its-eze-to-trade-smartphones-thanks-to-these-two-y-combinator-founders/#7c3b91524b99

- TechPoint Africa: https://techpoint.africa/2020/11/09/eze-wholesale-feature/

- TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/17/all-the-companies-from-y-combinators-w20-demo-day-part-i-b2b-companies/

Read what the press says about us:

- Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/frederickdaso/2020/09/08/its-eze-to-trade-smartphones-thanks-to-these-two-y-combinator-founders/#7c3b91524b99

- TechPoint Africa: https://techpoint.africa/2020/11/09/eze-wholesale-feature/

- TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/17/all-the-companies-from-y-combinators-w20-demo-day-part-i-b2b-companies/

View our live inventory with phones (in different grades) and their prices… Click here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rPpbPjy7snBSudA7DytKJ9-3FtYMPOeIy_h9D---zS8/edit#gid=937413204


Order now via Olusola: WhatsApp: 09037751508

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Bulk orders only!

Our prices are in USD... but you can ALWAYS pay in Naira (at the best conversion rate possible)

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Bulk orders only!

Our prices are in USD... but you can ALWAYS pay in Naira (at the best conversion rate possible)

Chat to Olusola now to order: WhatsApp: 09037751508

Bulk orders only!

Chat to Olusola now to make a bulk purchase: WhatsApp: 09037751508

Or check our live inventory for a full list of our stock and prices… Click here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rPpbPjy7snBSudA7DytKJ9-3FtYMPOeIy_h9D---zS8/edit#gid=0

Chat to Olusola now to make a bulk purchase: WhatsApp: 09037751508

Or check our live inventory for a full list of our stock and prices… Click here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rPpbPjy7snBSudA7DytKJ9-3FtYMPOeIy_h9D---zS8/edit#gid=0

Retailers/Bulk purchases only

Great news for you, if you’re looking to buy used or new iPhones in bulk

Via Eze Wholesale, you get...
1. Free shipping if you’re a first-time buyer
2. Smartphones in different grades, fully tested and well-conditioned
3. Options to bid and get discounts on any smartphone you order
4. Dedicated and real-time customer support for all inquiries and assistance
5. Up to 30 days of warranty – to return an order if phones fall short of their expected condition

To buy new or used iPhones this week in bulk, at the best market price available, chat to Olusola, country rep for Eze Wholesale – WhatsApp: 09037751508

Eze’s prices are in USD... but you can always pay in Naira (at the best conversion rate possible)

And this week, prices (depending on the grade and storage you go for) start from:

iPhone 13 Mini → $485

iPhone 13 Pro Max → $962

iPhone 13 Pro → $838

iPhone 13 → $613

iPhone 12 Pro Max → $742

iPhone 12 Pro → $608

iPhone 12 → $433

iPhone 12 Mini → $315

iPhone SE 2nd Gen → $137

iPhone 11 Pro Max → $469

iPhone 11 Pro → $380

iPhone 11 → $287

Chat to Olusola now to order – WhatsApp: 09037751508

iPhone XS Max → $304

iPhone XS → $214

iPhone XR → $210

iPhone X → $208

iPhone 8 Plus → $198

iPhone 8 → $122

iPhone 7 Plus → $126

iPhone 7 → $69

iPhone SE 1st Gen → $49

iPhone 6S Plus → $72

iPhone 6S → $50

iPhone 6 Plus → $64

iPhone 6 → $46

Found what you love? Let’s ship them to you, right away! Simply send a WhatsApp message to Olusola: 09037751508

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Check out our live inventory with phones and their prices updated in real-time... Click here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rPpbPjy7snBSudA7DytKJ9-3FtYMPOeIy_h9D---zS8/edit#gid=0)

For other good quality electronics (new and used) like iPads, Samsung Galaxy phones, etc. – contact Olusola now on WhatsApp: 09037751508

Retailers/Bulk purchases only

Great news for you, if you’re looking to buy used or new iPhones in bulk

Via Eze Wholesale, you get...
1. Free shipping if you’re a first-time buyer
2. Smartphones in different grades, fully tested and well-conditioned
3. Options to bid and get discounts on any smartphone you order
4. Dedicated and real-time customer support for all inquiries and assistance
5. Up to 30 days of warranty – to return an order if phones fall short of their expected condition

To buy new or used iPhones this week in bulk, at the best market price available, chat to Olusola, country rep for Eze Wholesale – WhatsApp: 09037751508

Eze’s prices are in USD... but you can ALWAYS pay in Naira (at the best conversion rate possible)

And this week, prices (depending on the grade and storage you go for) are as low as:

iPhone 13 Mini → $485

iPhone 13 Pro Max → $962

iPhone 13 Pro → $838

iPhone 13 → $613

iPhone 12 Pro Max → $742

iPhone 12 Pro → $608

iPhone 12 → $433

iPhone 12 Mini → $315

iPhone SE 2nd Gen → $137

iPhone 11 Pro Max → $469

iPhone 11 Pro → $380

iPhone 11 → $287

Chat to Olusola now to order – WhatsApp: 09037751508

iPhone XS Max → $304

iPhone XS → $214

iPhone XR → $210

iPhone X → $208

iPhone 8 Plus → $198

iPhone 8 → $122

iPhone 7 Plus → $126

iPhone 7 → $69

iPhone SE 1st Gen → $49

iPhone 6S Plus → $72

iPhone 6S → $50

iPhone 6 Plus → $64

iPhone 6 → $46

Found what you love? Let’s ship them to you, right away! Simply send a WhatsApp message to Olusola: 09037751508

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Check out our live inventory with phones and their prices updated in real-time... Click here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rPpbPjy7snBSudA7DytKJ9-3FtYMPOeIy_h9D---zS8/edit#gid=0)

For other good quality electronics (new and used) like iPads, Samsung Galaxy phones, etc. – contact Olusola now on WhatsApp: 09037751508

Engobi:
Do you have some of the listed items available right now or you have to place the order ?

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Thanks.

Why Are Apple's iPhones More Expensive Than Most Other Smartphones? Here Are Four Reasons

Many of us look forward to a new addition to the Apple ecosystem each year. Be it the latest AirPods, Apple Watch, or MacBook, it is common to see consumers make a scramble to get the latest ones. There is no denying that the one item receiving the most love would be the iPhone. People from all over the world queue hours or even days before an official launch just to get their hands on the latest model every year.

With that said, it is no secret that Apple iPhones are more expensive than their Android counterparts, and this fact reigns true even if the devices are used and being resold.

While a used phone won't be resold at its original price, a used iPhone can be sold at a pretty good price, though the price varies depending on the model.

According to BankMyCell, flagship Android smartphones depreciate twice as quickly as iPhones, with the value of iPhones and Android devices depreciating at 35.47% and 61.50% respectively, two years after launch. Even Samsung, one of the leading brands for Android phones, retains 15% less value than iPhones.

This begs the question: why does Apple's iPhone have the ability to fetch higher prices than other smartphones? Here are a few reasons.

iPhone's production costs are higher
The hefty price tag of iPhones can be attributed to their higher production costs. Apple is in complete control of the manufacturing of the iPhone.. iPhones also combine different software that used to be separate from a handset: cameras, home phones, camcorders, just to name a few. Needless to say, the designing and engineering of their software and hardware require significant resources, especially when it comes to seamlessly integrating the two.

Compared to the iPhone, other smartphone manufacturers typically handle the creation of the handsets before employing Google's Android system as the main operating system.

Essentially, when you purchase at the Apple store, you're paying for the research and development costs that were required to come up with a new release. With that in mind, it is expected for any Apple iPhone to cost more than other smartphones.

iPhones retain their value longer
Because Apple takes control of anything related to the iPhone; they hold the power to support their older models for a longer period. Apple regularly releases updates of their iOS for any iPhone that it still supports.

Users of the iPhone 6 or 6s, for example, continue to enjoy software updates in 2021 despite using a phone released in 2014. These updates include any new iPhone features as well as security patches. Apple is also transparent when it comes to information about the support duration for any phone.

In comparison, other smartphone manufacturers require more time to modify the Android system to fit their phones, which may result in a slightly outdated Android system by the time of release. As older iPhones are still able to operate with similar functions to the new releases with frequent and seamless updates, it makes sense for iPhones to be more expensive than other smartphones.

Marketing makes a difference
Since its inception, Apple has made it a point to market its iPhone as a high-end product - and the brand continues to do so to this day. Everybody wants in on the latest trends, and iPhones seem to be a trend that never dies. By marketing the iPhone as a must-get item, Apple can increase the profit margins on each phone. This is a luxury that other smartphone manufacturers may not have.
This marketing tactic also helps to keep the iPhone from becoming a commodity in most developing markets. It works though, as the iPhone remains one of the most profitable items in modern history.

The number of releases matter
The upgrade cycle of any smartphone is quick, and this means that there will always be a new phone with new features. Phones are typically replaced due to decreased efficiency or simply because it's out of date.

For Apple fanatics, September is a very exciting month, as it is when the brand releases its latest iPhone models. By releasing only once a year, Apple ensures that every user of the new iPhone has the best technology possible for at least a year until the next launch.

Unlike Apple's exclusivity marketing strategy, other smartphone brands see phone releases that are a lot more frequent. Some may even release different models in a span of months, incorporating every possible new technology available at that moment. The never-ending line of Android smartphone releases throughout the year makes it difficult to tell which Android system has the latest update. Of course, using a Google Pixel will ensure you get the latest updates fast, but the fact remains that gauging how long a particular device can be supported by the Android operating system is difficult. This is due to the modifications of the Android system made by each brand to fit the phone.

As Apple's product cycle is less volatile and more consistent as compared to that of other smartphone manufacturers, it gives Apple the leverage in terms of brand value. In turn, Apple has the power to (again) increase profit margins, contributing to the price tags you see at an Apple store.

What this means for the used phone reseller
If it's time for you to stock up on your used smartphone inventory, you might want to consider adding more of Apple's iPhones to your cart.

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- Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/frederickdaso/2020/09/08/its-eze-to-trade-smartphones-thanks-to-these-two-y-combinator-founders/#7c3b91524b99


- TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/17/all-the-companies-from-y-combinators-w20-demo-day-part-i-b2b-companies/


- TechPoint Africa: https://techpoint.africa/2020/11/09/eze-wholesale-feature/

Engobi:
Do you have some of the listed items available right now or you have to place the order ?

Hi, Engobi. Please, chat to Olusola directly, if you haven't already: 09037751508 (WhatsApp)

We apologise for the late reply.

Now, chat to Olusola to order: WhatsApp: 09037751508

Bulk orders only!

Chat to Olusola to order: WhatsApp: 09037751508

Bulk orders only!

Our prices are in USD... but you can ALWAYS pay in Naira (at the best conversion rate possible)

Chat to Olusola now to order: WhatsApp: 09037751508

Bulk orders only!

Our prices are in USD... but you can ALWAYS pay in Naira (at the best conversion rate possible)

Chat to Olusola now to order: WhatsApp: 09037751508

Bulk orders only!

For retailers & bulk purchases only

Great news for you, if you’re looking to buy used or new iPhones in bulk

Eze Wholesale offers you...
1. Free shipping if you’re a first-time buyer
2. Smartphones in different grades, fully tested and well-conditioned
3. Freedom to bid and get discounts on any smartphone you order
4. Dedicated and real-time customer support for all inquiries and assistance
5. Up to 30 days of warranty – to return an order if phones fall short of their expected condition

To buy new or used iPhones this week in bulk, at the best market price available, chat to Olusola, Eze Wholesale's country rep –
WhatsApp: 09037751508

Eze’s prices are in USD... but you can ALWAYS pay in Naira (at the best conversion rate possible)

And this week, prices (depending on the grade and storage you go for) are as low as:

iPhone 12 Pro Max → $760

iPhone 12 Pro → $643

iPhone 12 → $450

iPhone 12 Mini → $324

iPhone SE 2nd Gen → $143

iPhone 11 Pro Max → $501

iPhone 11 Pro → $380

iPhone 11 → $287

Chat to Olusola now to order – WhatsApp: 09037751508

iPhone XS Max → $306

iPhone XS → $214

iPhone XR → $210

iPhone X → $217

iPhone 8 Plus → $198

iPhone 8 → $134

iPhone 7 Plus → $123

iPhone 7 → $69

iPhone SE 1st Gen → $47

iPhone 6S Plus → $75

iPhone 6S → $49

iPhone 6 Plus → $65

iPhone 6 → $45

Found what you love? Let’s ship them to you, right away! Simply send a WhatsApp message to Olusola: 09037751508

Check out our live inventory with phones and their prices updated in real-time... Click here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rPpbPjy7snBSudA7DytKJ9-3FtYMPOeIy_h9D---zS8/edit#gid=0)

For other good quality electronics (new and used) like iPads, Samsung Galaxy phones, etc. – contact Olusola now on WhatsApp: 09037751508

View our live inventory with phones (in different grades) and their prices… Click here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rPpbPjy7snBSudA7DytKJ9-3FtYMPOeIy_h9D---zS8/edit#gid=937413204

Order now via Olusola: WhatsApp: 09037751508

Retailers/Bulk purchases only

Good news for you, if you’re looking to buy used or new iPhones in bulk

Eze Wholesale is offering you...
1. Free shipping if you’re a first-time buyer
2. Smartphones in different grades, fully tested and well-conditioned
3. Freedom to bid and get discounts on any smartphone you order
4. Dedicated and real-time customer support for all inquiries and assistance
5. Up to 30 days of warranty – to return an order if phones fall short of their expected condition

To buy new or used iPhones this week in bulk, at the best market price available, chat to Olusola, country rep for Eze Wholesale – WhatsApp: 09037751508

Eze’s prices are in USD... but you can ALWAYS pay in Naira (at the best conversion rate possible)

And this week, prices (depending on the grade and storage you go for) are as low as:

iPhone 12 Pro Max → $760

iPhone 12 Pro → $643

iPhone 12 → $450

iPhone 12 Mini → $324

iPhone SE 2nd Gen → $143

iPhone 11 Pro Max → $501

iPhone 11 Pro → $380

iPhone 11 → $287

Chat to Olusola now to order – WhatsApp: 09037751508

iPhone XS Max → $306

iPhone XS → $214

iPhone XR → $210

iPhone X → $217

iPhone 8 Plus → $198

iPhone 8 → $134

iPhone 7 Plus → $123

iPhone 7 → $69

iPhone SE 1st Gen → $47

iPhone 6S Plus → $75

iPhone 6S → $49

iPhone 6 Plus → $65

iPhone 6 → $45

Found what you love? Let’s ship them to you, right away! Simply send a WhatsApp message to Olusola: 09037751508

Check out our live inventory with phones and their prices updated in real-time... Click here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rPpbPjy7snBSudA7DytKJ9-3FtYMPOeIy_h9D---zS8/edit#gid=0)

For other good quality electronics (new and used) like iPads, Samsung Galaxy phones, etc. – contact Olusola now on WhatsApp: 09037751508

Insider Secrets for Buying Good Quality Used Electronics

According to the International Data Corporation (IDC), the worldwide market for used smartphones is expected to grow to a market value of $65 billion in just two years. That equates to an astonishing 351.6 million used smartphones predicted to be shipped worldwide by 2024.

Clearly, the used electronics trade is a lucrative one and the global demand for quality used electronics is on a steady rise. That's great news, especially for mobile phone resellers. But here's the hard truth - while you can certainly profit from the rising demand and the great deals found on the used electronics market, you can, unfortunately, fall for scams.

Differentiating between a fraud and a profitable offer can be difficult, but we're here to help. Here are some insider secrets to buying good quality used electronics.

Be informed
One of the most important, but often overlooked steps, is having sufficient information. Many retailers fall prey to scams or suffer losses because they lack the right information. Simply put, if you're not sure of what model of used iPhone you should buy, or how the different storage spaces lead to varying profits, how can you strike a good deal?

So, what technical information should you look out for? Essentially, you need to know about all the prices of models you want, find out the specifications for each configuration, and make sure the devices listed match what you want to purchase. Also, you need to continuously update yourself with the latest trends and data. After all, prices for used electronics fluctuate on the market and newly released devices can significantly impact the used electronics market.

Here's the hard truth :  while you can certainly profit from the rising demand and the great deals found on the used electronics market, you can, unfortunately, fall for scams.

Check authenticity
Now that you have sufficient information, it's time for you to check if the used devices are authentic or not. This is important as you obviously would not want to purchase a counterfeit product. Purchasing a fake product will not only lose you money - more detrimentally, doing so may ruin your reputation as a retailer.

To avoid landing yourself in such a situation, look carefully at each and every provided picture of the device and ask the seller any questions you may have. It's also best if you purchase the device from a reputable online distributor. Such distributors are more trustable and tend to have safe and secure payment and delivery methods.

Furthermore, some online distributors have in place in-house processes that ensure the authenticity of their goods. At Ezewholesale, for example, every device undergoes a vigorous quality control inspection process to ensure they are all authentic, data-wiped, and individually bubble bagged with an IMEI/serial number.

If you'd like to verify the authenticity of the mobile devices that you have already purchased, here's a quick guide:
For a used Apple or iOS device:
- Go to the Settings > General > About
- Scroll down until you see a serial number
- Visit "https://checkcoverage.apple.com/" and key in the number from the step above
- If the product is authentic, the serial number should be on Apple's database

For a used Android device:
- Open your phone app
- Dial *#06# in your keypad
- The IMEI number of your current device as well as the serial number will pop out
- Go to "https://www.imei.info/" and key in the number from the step above to verify the authenticity of your device

Compare prices
As mentioned, the costs of electronic devices can fluctuate from time to time. It is therefore important to continuously compare prices if you want to score the most profits from the sales of your used phones.

Thankfully, this does not mean that you have to tiringly and manually check different devices' costs on different websites. Many reliable websites now offer simple and efficient ways to search for the cost of the used device you want.

For instance, you can compare prices based on real-time market data on Ezewholesale, Prices are color-coded for easy viewing and you can hover over the price of the phone to learn how many units of that specific device are available at the moment.

In addition, you can also shop by filtering the different types of model, storage size, or if it is locked or unlocked. At the same time, you can view devices by price range and lowest price. You can thus check for the average cost of an iPhone 12 Pro Max, for instance, followed by finding the lowest priced one for maximum profits. With the time saved from these useful tools, you could focus on other aspects of your business, such as how best to market your products.

Shop wholesale
As a type of business, wholesale offers prices that are significantly lower than retail prices. Products are also sold in bulk, often without the presence of a middleman. For retailers like yourself, this means that you can purchase used electronics at a lower cost and maximize your profits from selling to your consumers.

Alternatively, you can choose to sell your current used electronic devices on wholesale websites. As compared to trying to sell (or buy) your devices one at a time, it is significantly more efficient - cost-wise and time-wise - to do so in bulk.

Buying good quality used electronics can be easy
Can't wait to join others in the booming business of used electronics? Be sure to follow these insider secrets for buying good quality used electronics so as not to fall victim to retailers selling counterfeit phones at prices that are often too good to be true.

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- Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/frederickdaso/2020/09/08/its-eze-to-trade-smartphones-thanks-to-these-two-y-combinator-founders/#7c3b91524b99

- TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/17/all-the-companies-from-y-combinators-w20-demo-day-part-i-b2b-companies/

- TechPoint Africa: https://techpoint.africa/2020/11/09/eze-wholesale-feature/

Read what the press say about us:

- Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/frederickdaso/2020/09/08/its-eze-to-trade-smartphones-thanks-to-these-two-y-combinator-founders/#7c3b91524b99

- TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/17/all-the-companies-from-y-combinators-w20-demo-day-part-i-b2b-companies/

- TechPoint Africa: https://techpoint.africa/2020/11/09/eze-wholesale-feature/

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