Are all the iPad Pro boxes bought on JD.com dirty?

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• Anonymous12426 Apr 11, 2024
  It could be a touch machine
• Poster Apr 11, 2024
  @ Anonymous12426? Buy it and touch it and return it without dismantling it? No, if you dismantle it, you don't support it for no reason to return it
• Anonymous4900 Apr 11, 2024
  The touch machine may have been turned on, but it will be turned off without activation
• Anonymous12427 Apr 11, 2024
  Second-hand, where do you think it came from?
• Anonymous12426 Apr 11, 2024
  @ Poster JD.com can repackage, but plastic packaging is unreliable
• Poster Apr 11, 2024
  @ Anonymous4900 No, the customer service said that it can't be refunded after turning on the phone
• Poster Apr 11, 2024
  @ Anonymous12426 # 5 has long been out of plastic sealing
• Anonymous2727 Apr 11, 2024
  I advise you not to buy things from JD.COM. My brother will make returned goods from JD.COM. You can't imagine how deep the water in JD.COM is. You only see the convenience of returning goods, but in fact, customers are played around like monkeys.
• Anonymous3197 Apr 12, 2024
  I bought an m1 ipad air before, but the packaging did have a layer of dust and the four corners were not square
• Anonymous11291 Apr 12, 2024
  Normal, because it is environmentally friendly now, there is no film on the outside
• Anonymous11291 Apr 12, 2024
  It is inconclusive whether the platform is reliable or not, but it is normal that the outer box is dirty or wrinkled. The situation of the logistics process
• Anonymous9256 Apr 12, 2024
  Is it a self-operated store
• Anonymous1817 Apr 12, 2024
  Not as good as pdd
• Anonymous780 Apr 12, 2024
  @ Anonymous2727 What's more reliable??
• Anonymous4145 Apr 12, 2024
  The new model will be released in another month
• Anonymous107 Apr 12, 2024
  @ Anonymous780 Of course pdd ah doghead.jpg
• Anonymous12428 Apr 13, 2024
  @ Anonymous2727 I have known for a long time that the convenience of returning goods means that you have a high probability of buying second-hand