Samsung Galaxy Note 3 N900A 32GB Unlocked GSM Octa-Core Cell Phone - White

Ok... So I was running late to get my 16 y/o Daughter her Xmas gift this year. 2017 Was kinda rough, so I needed to go "used" for price reasons and I selected this company after reading the other mostly positive reviews here. And I am VERY Glad I did.After my purchase, I contacted the seller and informed them of my situation.They contacted me pretty much immediately, and were very helpful. After making sure I understood that these are USED cell phones, I explained to them that I am a Cellphone/Computer Repair tech, and that I had several others for parts. I asked them to give me the cleanest looking one out of the 9 they had remaining, and they were happy to oblige. It arrived in relatively Excellent condition, and was well packaged. All the buttons worked and the internals appear to be in good working order. The Silver Trim is almost all peeled off, as are MOST of these I see, even 250$ refurbs. It just peels off, no biggie. I use a Juboty Expanded battery, which comes with a case that covers this. Phone has a scratch-free screen, and with the battery and case on, looks and operates as new. I was expecting to have to tear apart a spare and replace parts, but the seller really did listen to my request and hooked it up.I was VERY Impressed by this. Most sellers could care less... Not this one. They care, and they listen. I'd give ten stars if I could!:-DFor her Xmas gift... I actually got her a bundle of good stuff, as this phone is Quite hackable, you can do some Very cool custom Romz and Software on it.The Bundle:This Phone(Came with a NEW Samsung Branded Charger and a NEW Samsung Branded USB 3.0 Data Cable)This Battery/Case (Instant New Look, Instant Phablet, 20+ hours of constant use!)Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Battery/JUBOTY 7200mAh Extended Li-ion Battery & Black Back Cover & TPU Case for Note 3 N9000 N9005 N900A N900V N900P N900T(24 Month Warrantly)This SmartWatch (Cheap but useful)Smart Watch With Camara Touch Screen,OURSPOP Bluetooth SmartWatch, Smart Wrist Watch,Unlocked Watch Cell Phone With 2G GSM Camera Call reminder for Android iPhone Men Women Boys GirlsTravel GamePad (Instant Retro Console on the go)8bitdo Zero Mini Gamepad, Bluetooth Wireless Game Controller with Self Shutter function, Games Console for Android IOS Windows Iphone Ipad etc. BlueA 3 Pack of Excellent Screen Protectors with GOOD response.Galaxy Note 3 Screen Protector, Tech Armor High Definition HD-Clear Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Film Screen Protector [3-Pack]Follow it up with SafeStrap at the XDA Forums, a Custom Rom in one of the Rom Slots, Root it, add Emulators/Roms/Apps and BAM!A Darn Good SmartPhone!Just Remember, THESE ARE USED! They are NOT New. If that is what you are expecting, you will be sorry.Get a battery, get a good case that hides the edges, HAVE SOME SPARE PARTS! or at least know where to get them.These phones have a constant need for.... Power buttons, and Charge Ports. good thing is, both are CHEAP and easy to replace on a Samsung.(All Screws, No Glue!)I highly recommend Both the Phone, and This company to get it from!Good Experience all Around.Just understand what you are buying.

Ok so here it goes...I purchased a replacement for my original Note 3 which after *7* years of rock solid service finally needed to RIP. I had it running a custom ROM that was rooted so I was able to take everything stock I didn't want on it out. GPS working/not working was never an issue because with it working you can easily be tracked and ANY GPS unless it's a dire emergency is a major security risk. Best to keep that disabled. Battery maintenance - my ORIGINAL battery lasted me *6* years! Knowing what to take off your device and knowing what NOT to install on it such as Facebook and the likes which chew up battery life like you won't believe (because it's constantly scanning and sharing your data with the world) will suck the amperage right out from underneath your device. Less is more! Keep your battery up around 100% as much as possible for maximum life expectancy as well.The most recent version of driod I've been able to get mine at is 5.1 Lollipop and I know in today's world many apps won't run anymore HOWEVER don't fear! apkmirror (which also has an app for itself) is the place to go! There you can find older versions of your favorite apps to install that will still work on Lollipop or KitKat (the default version of Android on this phone). In many cases, the apps will run a bit faster because they have yet to become loaded with bloatware such as ads!.. and keep in mind most ad banners contain malware/spyware!The only downsides I see here are:- AT&T forces a bootloader lock which isn't the fault of Samsung.- All Samsungs have a 2 year natural OS upgrade lifespan a fault of Samsung.- Phone tends to act weird when battery does need to be replaced. You'd think it's a faulty phone however it is not.- Some apps do refuse to work properly such as the wunderground widget however this is more a fault of wunderground as they sense the OS version and block data accordingly.I hope this helped. Clark Howard (financial expert) also suggests buying older phones because to spend 2K on a phone that only has a 2 year life is insanity. I got almost 8 from my note 3 and I'm getting a replacement using my credit card cash back points so it's not costing me a penny!

I was originally very happy with the purchase... it arrived quickly, the phone appeared to be in great shape... I took it to t-mobile right when it arrived and everything checked out fine. About two weeks into using the phone I tried to add an SD card and realized the phone could not detect the SD card. I tried different SD cards and none of them worked, even though the SD cards worked fine on other devices. About 30 days after I get the phone, t-mobile disconnects my service. I call t-mobile and ask them why I don't have service and they tell me that the phone still has a balance from a previous owner. So I filed a request for a refund and they did provide a full refund, but to ship the phone back I had to pay for the shipping and insurance. So what started as a "good purchase" turned out to be a bad purchase, costing me the moneys for the return, about one week without cell phone service and the disappointment and reminder that if a deal is too good to be true, it probably is. At least I managed to get my money back from the purchase.

We have four Samsung Galaxy Note 3s in the family and I’m a power user. So I’m quite familiar with these units. This one arrived in excellent used condition. My beefs were that the stylus that it came with was not an original, too much play in the tip making it useless, necessitating a better replacement. Also, it would not connect via USB 3.0 cable at all (very frustrating) until I did a Factory Reset (as a last resort after hours of troubleshooting). I also ordered a standard Note 3 charger head (5.3 volts) for faster charging. The phone did not come with a manual or any paperwork. All is good now, but it took a bit to get there.