Google Pixel 4 XL - Just Black - 64GB - Unlocked (Renewed)

First of all, i want to mention that i appreciate the seller i bought this from, the shipping was fast as could be, i actually first bought this phone from a different seller that left me hanging for about a little more than a week, not knowing if it had shipped out or not, etc etc, come to find out, they were out of stock of this phone and waiting until I reached out to them to tell me they had run out of stock. So to say that i appreciate the fast service from this seller, is an understatement. Now onto the phone itself, I absolutely love it, I'm a big fan of the pixel line, and i am upgrading from a Nexus 6p. The phone is slightly less wider than a Nexus 6p, but that is not a downside, as it allows my thumb to be able to reach across the screen more easily. Quick Charge is super neat and the battery lasts me all day, I'm a heavy user btw. I have yet to try out the wireless charging but I look forward to it. Face recognition was surprisingly fast, as fast as finger print recognition from the Nexus 6p, which was a big worry for me, since I thought that i would have to be holding my phone up to my face like a middle aged uncle attempting to take a facebook profile picture, it even works pretty well in dim lighting!

Upgraded from my 3a which was a good budget phone but it did have weak internals. I weighed out my options do I want a new 4a do I want a 5 came to the conclusion I wanted this phone. I haven't had this phone long but I'm happy. Specs are really nice and I don't mind the little bit of forehead bezel this has. As for the 5g I'm not really a person that needs the fastest mobil data im more of a wifi user and if I'm using data itll b more for music or Google maps. The battery is not impressive. I've had ppl ask me about switching to android I told them only go with stock google, but they didnt listen and were swayed by specs of samsung's and they regret it and are switching back to apple. So if your gonna go with android, google pixels are the best experience. Don't be swayed by 120 refresh rates and the strongest chips, all stuff that really don't matter for the average phone user. 300 bucks is all day for this phone but remember when your adding to cart look at the sellers and pick the best rating, I almost made the mistake of just adding to cart nd almost got a phone from a lower rated seller. It really matters when your buying refurbished phones the phone I got seems brand spanking new I couldn't be more satisfied.

I typically buy all my electronics brand new because I've been burned in the past, but I decided to take a chance, save a bit of money and purchase a refurbished Pixel 4 Xl. I will *never* be doing that again and I encourage the rest of you to spend the extra few hundred on a new device, for the following reasons. 1: The phone arrived with a known Pixel 4 defect where the battery percentage doesn't display any more or less than 50% charge capacity, regardless of what the actual charge level is. The phone was in perfect working order otherwise, so I decided to keep it. The phone lasted a month before crashing and becoming unresponsive to boot commands, both normally and in safe mode. 2: Upon contacting the seller via email, they informed me (in broken English) that the phone was still under warranty through Google (I checked and it wasn't) and that I should send it in for replacement. I then had spend $150 out of pocket to order a new battery and pay a third party to do the work, a fix that they admitted "might work, because we don't actually know how to fix your problem". 3: After a week of waiting, I got the phone back and it worked just fine, no issues of any kind whatsoever. That was a month ago now and the phone is back to crashing, now at the slightest bump or pressure. Sometimes it will boot right away after the crash, other times it will need to sit on a charger for a bit and think about it's bad behavior before it decides to boot. Either way, it will require additional repair. At this rate, I'll need to buy a burner phone to have on hand for how unreliable this thing is. Moral of the story here? Don't be a cheap POS. The idea of buying a flagship superphone like the Pixel 4 XL for half the original price is appealing, sure, but it simply isn't worth the risk that comes with buying refurbished.

Very fast responsive phone with no bloatware. Excellent Camera Decent battery life vivid screen. Not the greatest battery life. Disable 90Hz display and also the "near presence" detector (feature that keeps the screen on if it senses you are near) and battery life is bearable. Still should have charger near by

I was skeptical of buying this phone due to the recent string of bad reviews, but with costs continuing to exceed beyond belief, I opted to save some money when I needed a new phone quickly. This phone had zero signs of being used, it literally looked brand new. This is very worth it for the money. The battery lasts longer than any other Google Pixel or phone I've had. I've had zero issues with this phone so far. I like this model more than the cheapo Pixel 9 Pro I had previously upgraded to. That phone stinks, this phone does not.

So I'm editing my original review and complaint about the battery. I let the accubattery app run overnight and it's clocking 92% capacity now and the charge seems to be lasting me at least 24 hours, if not more. So that's more than satisfying. The phone was also in excellent condition. Not a single scratch on the screen or chip in the paint. If I didn't know better and it was in an original box I would have thought it was brand new. The thing is speedy. I've never had a phone with this little lag and I'm coming from the Pixel 2XL. (That was still in excellent shape with 82% battery capacity after having it for 2 years so I gave it to my BF.) It was indeed unlocked and I had no problem setting it up with my Republic Wireless account. Oh, and the camera is excellent. I can't think of a really negative thing to say about it. I do like how the face unlock works, though I still have muscle memory built-in for using a fingerprint scanner all these years lol. And I guess they couldn't anticipate the whole mask thing happening. But I work from home so I'm here most of the time anyway. I have no problem using my pin when I'm in public. I've been trying not to pull out my phone much in stores anyway. So yea, from a 2-star review because I was inpatient about testing the battery, to a 5-star cause I'm really really happy with the phone. I feel like I saved $400 off a brand new phone.

My Pixel 4 finally had enough and I needed to replace it. I didn't want to go too crazy - I use the phone for very little. I decided to go with the refurbished Pixel 4 XL (keep in mind, you can easily flash a new ROM to these to get rid of the bloatware and they run quite nicely). This one addresses the only real issue I had with the standard Pixel 4 - the screen was a little too small for my stubby thumbs. Battery life is an improvement (it wasn't a problem with my old phone, but this is still better). With the installation of a custom ROM and the elimination of bloatware, it has the resources I need to do what I want without the need for a newer, far more expensive phone. The camera has also worked well for me (although I don't use it much, it's still nice to be able to take good quality photos and video when the situation calls for it).

I ordered this phone then read the reviews. I read a lot of reviews saying the phone wasn't unlocked as advertised. I was worried. When I got the phone it was in a generic box and had a note saying "if the phone doesn't activate contact your phone company to activate it" I opened the box and the phone is in PERFECT condition. Looks brand new. Not one scratch or ding. It came with a generic charger. I called metro PC's and connected my Google pixel 4xl in less then 5 mins. It works great. I am extremely happy with this buy. This phone is absolutely beautiful and the camera is amazing. The speakers on the phone are loud. Thank you!!

The Google Pixel 4 XL is a flagship smartphone that offers a premium experience with a great camera and good performance. The device is built with a sleek and sturdy design, featuring a metal and glass construction. The 6.3-inch OLED display is large and vibrant, with a resolution of 3040x1440 and a 90Hz refresh rate, providing a great visual experience for watching videos, browsing the web or playing games. One of the main highlights of the Pixel 4 XL is its camera system. The rear camera setup includes a 12.2MP main sensor and a 16MP telephoto sensor, both of which are able to capture stunning photographs with great detail and color accuracy. The camera also has a Night Sight mode that allows you to take great shots even in low-light conditions. The front-facing 8MP camera is also great for selfies and video calls. The device is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, coupled with 6GB of RAM, which provides a smooth and snappy performance. The phone also features a face unlock system that is fast and secure. The device runs on Android 10, which provides a clean and easy-to-use interface, and it is also eligible for the next Android updates, which ensures that the phone will be up-to-date in terms of security and features. The device also comes with a built-in Google Assistant, which allows you to control the phone and access information quickly and easily. However, the device also has its downsides. One of the most notable is the battery life, which can be short if you're using the phone heavily throughout the day. The phone comes with a 3700mAh battery, which is average for a device of this size. The device also lacks expandable storage and a headphone jack, which may be a deal breaker for some users. Additionally, the device is not compatible with 5G networks, which is a disappointment for those who are looking for a 5G capable device. Overall, the Google Pixel 4 XL is a great smartphone for those looking for a high-end Android device with a great camera and clean software. The device's design, display, and camera are top-notch, and the performance is smooth and snappy. However, the device's battery life, lack of expandable storage and headphone jack, and lack of 5G compatibility are downsides that should be considered before making a purchase.

Llegó en perfectas condiciones, ni un solo rayón o defecto de fábrica. Es hermoso al fin tener un Pixel y experimentar Google en mis manos. Mi único problema con el celular es su relativamente poca batería (dura tal vez de la mañana hasta las 7pm), y me enviaron un cargador que no funciona, aunque es el menor de los problemas.

Came in the original box, like new no sign of previous use, everything works great, ordered 2nd one for by son as well same day as it is a very good value for your $$

La cámara está muy perra, la pila no le dura nada

El producto no tiene un manual y no enciende . Tampoco aparece que se está cargando , solo dice Google la pantalla y ya no avanza más. Muy mala calidad y tampoco en la descripción viene como encenderlo o activarlo.