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About hankies: iPhone wholesale supplier in Shenzhen

BiteLot is one person, not a trading company: hankies, based in Shenzhen.

What I do

I source used and foreign-spec new iPhones for wholesale buyers outside China. Stock is unlocked as standard, mostly US spec with some HK, JP and CN spec; carrier-locked US units only on request and always labeled. I do not hold stock: you pay a deposit, units are bought against your spec in Huaqiangbei, every unit is inspected and filmed against the written grading standard on this site, you approve the videos, then it ships. I am your counterparty for the whole order: the invoice, the grading standard, the warranty and any claim all sit with me.

Huaqiangbei, Shenzhen — September 2026. The used-iPhone wholesale floors where units for your order are bought.

Why buy from me instead of a wholesaler

  • You pay for the units you approved on video, not for whatever was in a warehouse.
  • Every unit is graded against one written standard you can read, and listed with the same five fields: spec, carrier lock, IMEI status, Activation Lock, SIM slot.
  • Ten units get the paperwork a five-hundred-unit order gets: per-unit video, IMEI list, blacklist-check reference, and a 60-day functional warranty you claim from me. One person handles your order end to end, in English.

What I am not

  • Not a company with a showroom, ISO certificates, or an overseas warehouse. If you need those, there are Hong Kong and Dubai wholesalers that have them.
  • Not a retailer. Minimum orders and terms are on how to order.
  • Not affiliated with Apple. iPhone is Apple's trademark; I sell pre-owned and grey-market units.

Meet in person

If you travel to Shenzhen, I will meet you in Huaqiangbei and walk the market with you. Video calls any working day, UTC+8.

Contact

Email hello@bitelot.com or WhatsApp, or use the inquiry form.

Get today's price list

Tell me the models, storage, grades and quantity you need, plus your country. I reply within 24 hours with current prices and what is actually available this week.