iservices.pt
Refurbished iPhones, phone repairs and mobile accessories sold online and through stores in Portugal and Europe
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-31
About iservices.pt
iServices sells refurbished smartphones, mobile phone accessories, DJI drones and gadgets, and offers smartphone and multi-brand device repairs. Refurbished iPhones carry a 36-month warranty according to the website.
Its customers are consumers who buy devices and accessories online or bring devices in for repair. Revenue comes from product sales and repair services.
The website states that the company was founded in 2011 and that it operates 83 stores in Portugal and 165 stores in Europe. Its headquarters is in Lisboa. The website also advertises express delivery between 2 and 24 hours and free shipping on all orders.
Product: Online store for refurbished iPhones, phone and tablet accessories, DJI drones and gadgets, plus smartphone repair services in stores.
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