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You can probably make a pretty fair guess based on the release date of the phone. You know it will be less than that age.
I’m not sure what you’d get out of this information. A rough estimate of Battery wear?
Other then that it’s not like the age of the device is that useful?
You won’t find it on device and if it’s second hand you’re not going to be able to look it up. I’m not even sure if a carrier would tell you… It’s information about someone else.
It’s no mistake that the NES/SNES were held onto for a long time. Literally some of the most popular consoles ever…much like the switch.
Switch lite and OLED version to extend it’s life and people ate that up. New buyers buying for the first time, old buyers re-buying the same console basically. Big Brain stuff.