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Replacing an Iphone in the USA

  • 28-07-2018 12:42AM
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    Need to replace an Iphone 7 plus and as going to USA shortly, wondering can I buy an Iphone over there and use it in Ireland with no problems?
    Guessing it has to be unlocked but anything else I need to know?
    Tx.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,983 ✭✭✭Grab All Association


    Need to replace an Iphone 7 plus and as going to USA shortly, wondering can I buy an Iphone over there and use it in Ireland with no problems?
    Guessing it has to be unlocked but anything else I need to know?
    Tx.

    Verizon phones are/were unlocked. I brought many back through the years. Verizon is CDMA but all of its post iPhone 4 Apple devices support GSM

    AT&T/Cricket are cheaper than Verizon and aren't expensive to get unlocked.

    Avoid Sprint (virgin, boost, straighttalk mvno), T-Mobile, Metropcs (part of T-Mobile) and others.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,893 ✭✭✭ozmo


    I was over there recently - and when you add on the tax it didn't seem that much in the difference.

    Not a biggie - but the power supply plug will be 120v two prong one of course also - and if you get caught with it on way back you may be required pay import duty.

    “Roll it back”



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