Target Bin Haul #7

UPDATE ON THE DEVICES: iPhone 6s Plus (the pink one) showed 0 signs of life AT ALL even when I disconnected its battery. So that one is a goner. Also some of the glass on the front was missing, and that's because the last tech that worked on it must have done a bad job of gluing the display to the display frame, because the glass is lifting away. iPhone 6 Plus (the gray one with the case) was stuck on the iTunes screen. No matter what I did, I just could not restore the phone at all. So that one is a goner too. It could be the NAND chip fried itself or the solder joints cracked (these iPhones were famous for bending) Sadly none of the iPhones worked, but the iPads are a different story. The iPad Air 1st Gen charged up no problem, however I restored it with iTunes and it failed so I tried 3utools and it actually worked. The iPad actually works surprisingly well now. The only caveat is, there are some blank zones in the touchscreen (a bunch up top, and about the area of the dock at the bottom) which means you have to rotate the device just to access some buttons. The iPad Air 2nd Gen, however, has a bad battery, because it has indeed been worked on before by another tech. I also finally got it to restore using 3uTools and it's actually working now. However, the battery only charges up to 2 percent and even on the charger often it randomly reboots. Originally, it would be on the low battery screen, and then it would boot up into the os for a few seconds completely unresponsive, and would go back to the low battery screen again. HOWEVER, I reseated the battery inside and surprisingly it booted up to a 2 percent charged battery. I completely disassemble it, so that I could have a look at that battery and also to bend the frame back into place. ALL of these devices HAVE been repaired before because of non-genuine batteries in case of the iPads and loose displays on all of them. I'd say this is a decent haul of devices, because these are the first iPads we've gotten. Also some iPhones for parts.