Identify the exact model, storage capacity, network or SIM status you have verified, visible wear, and accessories included. Test the screen, cameras, buttons, speakers, charging port, and connectivity; list any function you could not check rather than calling the handset fault-free.
Describe battery condition only from a reliable device reading or service record, and distinguish that snapshot from a promise about future battery life. Disclose known repairs and replaced parts with the information you have. Keep serial or device identifiers out of public photos, and securely remove the previous owner's accounts and data before offering the phone.
Photograph scratches, dents, and screen marks under clear light. Keep your inspection notes with the unit, then let the prospective buyer confirm the model and condition before payment. Explain any seller-arranged handover and the terms you actually offer; a brief test is not a warranty unless you explicitly provide one.
If an account lock or reset status cannot be confirmed, disclose it and withhold the device.
