iPhone 5s current price in Nigeria
Right now in Nigeria, you can get a new but refurbished iPhone 5s on Jumia at a price range between ₦27,500 to ₦28,000, while a used non-refurbished iPhone 5s which can only be gotten on the Jiji online marketplace, will cost you somewhere between ₦25,000 to ₦30,000, depending on the storage variant.
And below are some of the best deals on the iPhone 5s that you can find right now on both the Jumia and Jiji online marketplaces.
iPhone 5s | Price | Where to buy |
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16GB + 1GB | ₦27,500 | Jumia (refurbished) |
16GB + 1GB | ₦28,000 | Jumia (refurbished) |
16GB + 1GB | ₦25,000 - ₦30,000 | Jiji NG (used) |
32GB + 1GB | ₦25,000 - ₦37,000 | Jiji NG (used) |
64GB + 1GB | ₦36,000 - ₦55,000 | Jiji NG (used) |
16GB + 1GB | ₦27,000 - ₦35,000 | Jiji NG (new) |
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Overview
So, having seen the current selling price of this phone, why should I still want to buy an iPhone 5s in 2021? I mean, is it worth it, what makes it so important that will make me want to buy it in 2021?
Does it have any special features I can’t find in newer iPhones today, or even on Android phones selling at the same price range?
Well, to answer your questions, I will start with the last one, and the answer is No, the iPhone 5s doesn’t have any special features that can’t be found on newer iPhones or Android smartphones alike, and as for the first question, why will anyone want to buy the iPhone 5s in 2021?
The answer is; because of the price.
The iPhone 5s currently is the cheapest way for anyone right now to tap into the Apple Ecosystem without spending a bulk.
At ₦25,000, you’re getting a 4.0 Inches 640 by 1136p resolution IPS LCD display, an Apple A7 28nm mobile phone processor, though not as fast as what we have today, seeing how Apple mobile chipsets have always been the best in class and fastest in the industry, this should still give anyone out there a very decent performance.
The camera on this thing is a single 8MP sensor, again, this will in no way come close to what we have nowadays even in budget entry-level smartphones, but for someone who is buying an Apple smartphone at ₦25,000, I don’t think the camera picture quality should be one of their priorities.
The phone shipped with iOS version 7 out of the box, and if you’re getting this phone right now, you should be able to get it updated up to iOS version 12.4.6, once again, an outdated version of the Apple iOS, but trust me, you won’t be missing a lot of features from the current latest version of iOS.
So, the take here is, if you’ve been daydreaming of owning and using an Apple iPhone, but don’t have a deep enough pocket to afford the latest and greatest iPhones or to be fully invested in the Apple Ecosystem, then this is one sure way that you can jump on the Apple bandwagon.
Don’t expect too much from this phone, because it is already an 8-year-old smartphone, most 8-year-old Android smartphones, or even those that stayed for lesser periods can’t live up to the legacy that the iPhone 5s left behind.
So, it’s a very solid smartphone, and one that is beautifully crafted too, the only downside of this phone which I can think of when compared to what we have nowadays is in the battery capacity, as it has a meager 1560mAh power cell in it, but considering that it launched 8 years ago when battery capacity of these sizes was the norm, I wouldn’t really say that it’s a downside.
And coming to the last question, is it worth it to buy the iPhone 5s in 2021?
Well, considering the price, yes, and at the same time, no.
Wondering why?
I’ll tell you why.
Yes, because it’s the cheapest way to sneak into the Apple Ecosystem like I’ve said before, and no because comparing it to what we have today from both Apple’s camp and the Android camp, the iPhone 5s clearly lacks a lot of features like better cameras, more powerful processors, more RAM and internal storage capacity, bigger battery sizes, better displays, etc.
And for the same price range of ₦25,000 – ₦40,000, one can easily get a used Android phone with all those specs mentioned above. But still, the iPhone 5s is not a bad idea, maybe it will definitely become a bad idea in the next 2 to 3 years to come, but, it’s definitely not now.
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iPhone 5s full specifications & features
iPhone 4 | Specifications |
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Launch Date | September 2013 |
Status | Discontinued |
DESIGN |
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Dimensions | 123.8 x 58.6 x 7.6 mm (4.87 x 2.31 x 0.30 in) |
Weight | 112 g (3.95 oz) |
Build | Glass front (Gorilla Glass), aluminum back, aluminum frame |
Colors | Space Gray, White/Silver, Gold |
DISPLAY |
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Size | 4.0 inches, 44.1 cm2 (~60.8% screen-to-body ratio) |
Panel | IPS LCD |
Resolution | 640 x 1136 pixels, (~326 PPI density) |
Aspect Ratio | 16:9 ratio |
Features | Corning Gorilla Glass, oleophobic coating |
CAMERAS |
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Rear | 8 MP, f/2.2, 29mm (standard), 1/3", 1.5µm, AF |
Features | Dual-LED dual-tone flash |
HDR | |
Video Recording | 720p@120fps |
1080p@30fps | |
Front | 1.2 MP, f/2.4, 31mm (standard) |
Features | Face detection |
HDR | |
FaceTime over Wi-Fi or Cellular | |
Video Recording | 720p@30fps |
HARDWARE |
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Processor | Apple A7 (28 nm) |
CPU | Dual-core 1.3 GHz Cyclone (ARM v8-based) |
GPU | PowerVR G6430 (quad-core graphics) |
RAM & Storage | 16GB + 1GB |
32GB + 1GB | |
32GB + 1GB | |
SOFTWARE |
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iOS version | iOS 7, upgradable to iOS 12.4.6 |
BATTERY |
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Size | Li-Po, 1560 mAh |
Charging | N/A |
USB | Lightning, USB 2.0 |
MISCELLANEOUS |
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Fingerprint Reader | Yes, Apple Touch ID (front-mounted) |
Bluetooth | 4.0, A2DP |
3.5mm jack | Yes |
16-bit/44.1kHz audio | |
Loudspeakers | Yes |
And that wraps it up for the iPhone 5s specs, features, and its current price in Nigeria right now. So, go ahead and kindly tell us what you think about this phone by leaving a comment in the comments section below, and if you find this post helpful, kindly give it a thumbs up by sharing it, and as always, I’ll see y’all tomorrow, #peace out.
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