May I ask what is the serial number of Motorola ME860 356381040552980 where is the place of origin,

It is almost difficult to check whether the mobile phone is a refurbished machine or the place of origin just by serial number. As long as you choose the channel to buy a mobile phone, there shouldn't be much risk.

First: you can see whether the packaging is opened (generally the outer packaging box is opened, but the data cable, the headset or anything inside is unopened, especially the plastic bag of the earphone and the data cable can not be too old or folded many times).

Second: Look at the battery, whether there are friction marks inserted into the fuselage (generally many merchants will come to check whether the mobile phone is in good condition, but the traces will rarely be very new, and it must not be too old or have a lot of scratches, then the celery board must be unreliable).

Third: enter * 06 in the standby state of the mobile phone, and a string of numbers displayed by the mobile phone is the serial number of its motherboard, and write it down; Remove the machine battery, look at the serial number on the white label in the two labels behind the fuselage, that is, the casing serial number, and the other label is generally the network access license. whether it is consistent with the previous figures; Then look at the IMEI number on the packaging box of the machine, compare the three, and see if they are all consistent.

Fourth: Pick off the phone battery and smell the smell inside (there should be a soldering smell inside the refurbished machine).

Fifth: Observe each jack of the mobile phone --- see if there is dust in Yinpei--- new machine must not have ---

There are no bubbles in any other protective film, and they can make each one bubble-free.

I am a novice on the road, and I typed word by word with my heart, not an irresponsible copy and paste--- hope ---

Carefully observe whether the phone case is compact and seamless. After some treatment, the general refurbished machine will leave some traces on the shell, the most obvious is that the mobile phone shell has a gap. In addition, after getting a new phone and disassembling it, if there is a heavy plastic smell or paint smell, it may also be a refurbished phone.

Motorola ME865 is not a refurbished machine to identify method two:

Take a closer look at the data cable interface. The charger and data interface of the refurbished phone will have some traces due to long-term use, and these marks are more difficult to deal with, you can use this to distinguish whether the phone is a refurbished phone. Motorola ME865 is not a refurbished machine to identify method three:

Check the SIM card contact points of your phone. The SIM card contact points of the refurbished machine will leave relatively clear friction marks after long-term use, and they will look shiny, and if the mobile phone is a new phone, the SIM card contact points are frosted. Motorola ME865 is not a refurbished machine to identify method four:

The refurbished machine is easy to see that the fight hall is shouting. Of course, the premise is that you have to go to a regular electrical appliance store to see the licensed small me.

The shell is generally made of high-imitation shell, burrs, cutting is not as fine as the original, and if there are slight gaps or intermittent gaps between the back cover and the fuselage, it is recommended not to buy.

In addition, you can see it.

Whether there are slight scratches or even discoloration on the metal contacts of the battery, SIM card core, earphones or power sockets.

Other than that. Refurbished machines are generally repaired or disassembled and refurbished by the seller, so if there are slight scratches on the screw or if you can touch the micro burrs with your hands, it is recommended not to buy them.

Also, refurbished machine, there may be wear and tear on the fuselage or other parts, etc., if there is a serious chemical smell when the lid is opened, (remove the plastic packaging and smell it again=.)

It is recommended to observe more, it may be a refurbished machine.

Other than that. Call a friend**, test the call quality, the refurbished machine may have current, the volume fluctuates and even there is noise.

There is no copying. The full text is hand-typed, I hope it can bring you some help.

Carefully. Check it out. And then. Press.

The anti-counterfeiting code will be displayed! Check that it is not and the back of the phone.

The numbers are the same, the same is true, and the different is fake.

It's very simple, look at the hail. Thank you.