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All, :

Tím siêu đẹp. Con trai dùng cũng đc

2025-09-20 13:25:19

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Nong Van Dong :

viền nhôm chán

2025-09-19 13:33:04

9

Phuongnhutrann :

Tím xinh lắm luôn á mng oi mình mới mua nè cưng lắm

2025-11-23 05:32:05

4

Toàn Trần :

Cho xin giá?

2025-09-20 01:04:54

1

𝑷𝒉𝒖̛𝒐̛𝒏𝒈 𝑵𝒈𝒖𝒚𝒆̂̃𝒏 :

Tớ đang dùng 16plus màu xanh mòng két. Có nên đổi lên 17 màu tím khum nhỉ.đẹp quá

2025-09-22 06:52:28

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Hiếu Trần :

Duy nhất 1 lần mua iphone màu hồng từ 6splus. Xong sau đó nhận ra là cứ đen là trường tồn. Đến bh dùng 16plus cũng vẫn là đen 😆😆

2025-12-11 15:22:19

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Leiiii_ :

Đẹp mò

2025-11-30 03:41:54

4

Hận thằng cắt tóc🙂‍↔️ :

Màu đen nhìn cuốn

2025-10-07 05:48:02

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Hienhk :

Quan trọng là đến giờ vẫn ko có hàng để mua 🥺🥺

2025-10-19 11:06:44

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manh :

ai mua màu xanh biển chưa mình xem với

2025-09-24 14:43:18

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🐈( Nhật kí mẹ&con) 🐁 ✍️ :

xanh sữa bac hà

2025-09-21 12:43:06

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Phạm Ngọc Bình :

Xanh lá Xô thơm đẹp thật sự

2025-09-21 16:25:24

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DAGE :

mới mua xanh blue

2025-10-03 08:49:31

1

Cơn mưa lúc 1h sáng :

Ước 17 là mắt chéo. Thích mắt chéo mà 15 vẫn chưa 120hz 😔

2025-09-22 16:59:16

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QuagMire Prime :

tím với xanh lá đẹp nhất

2025-09-21 14:56:32

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Ngân :

Mua con iphone 17 tím ra dán cường lực ỗng kêu này 16 mà 🙂

2025-12-09 15:54:48

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Đức Anh Đây :

Xanh lá đẹp ghê

2025-09-20 03:07:37

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Thế Anh :

Phải nói dân giàu thật,ra đời mới là có tiền mua luôn

2025-09-20 16:23:40

5

ToToo :

vote GREEN 🍏🥦🦕🌳🌵🍀🍃

2025-09-23 04:09:32

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🍀Trà Chanh Đá 🍀 :

Xanh matcha

2025-09-23 17:27:41

1

Nguyễn Thu (Princess) :

Tím oải hương

2025-09-20 13:36:09

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Nhã :

Tui mê cái xanh lá quá chời🥰🥰

2025-09-22 15:15:06

1

Khó dỗ dành gặp hay chiều :

Mê màu xanh lá với xanh dương xĩu

2025-09-22 08:59:45

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Vswc :

Thật bất ngờ mình lại thích màu blue

2025-09-20 04:17:46

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