No.1 The name sounds like hypocrisy in my ears. Cause there is nothing fair about how the former user used it(the phone). See most of the people just change the casing of the phone and make it look new.
No.2 The battery will always be fake.
If you have ever bought a fairly used fone in Nigeria and it worker perfectly well with the same battery that was with it when you bought it, put up your hand. See the thing is those phone are nothing close to fairly used.
Now i am not trying to run a campaign to cripple people's buisnesses, no don't get me wrong. Let's just call a spade a spade.
I think second hand phones will be the best way to describe those phones. So that when anybody who want to buy them buys them, he is prepared for their wahala ma.

Hello Community,

Samsung Galaxy Tab series, no doubt are really very expensive gadgets that many, especially in developing countries can't easily afford which pretty much raises the need for a much cheaper alternative. Definitely, most people want to enjoy the luxury of a cheaper Tablet PC that can use a GSM SIM card for 3G internet connectivity, just like the Samsung Galaxy Tabs and the Huawei Ideos S7 Slim surfaced to satisfy this need. I am sure that you would agree with me that Huawei has really taken some things out of the Samsung Galaxy Tab in a bid to cut costs and still make the product competitive. These are things you may not really consider a bid deal, especially if you are the type that buys a gadget for functionality and for a display of class and style.

Best Regards,
John Hassen