I don't like using the term Mint Condition and I feel that it is over-used by some sellers and often is misleading.
Unless the item is brand new then I won't usually describe it as MINT.
I do have a large number of items that are maybe open box/never deployed/store returns etc - that perhaps show signs of having been handled if you look closely, and those signs possibly limited to areas of the device that would not be visible in normal use.
In that situation 'near mint' seems like a fair description to me.
But please go by the listing text and photos to assess a particular item that you are interested in.