Google Pixel 32GB Factory Unlocked US Version Smartphone, 5 Inch Display (Quite Black)

Pone is great, my roommate has one. But...Do not purchase this phone from PEAK ASSETS on Amazon Marketplace! Ordered this phone-- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M01YX15/ref=cfb_at_prodpg, Google Pixel 32GB Factory Unlocked US Version Smartphone, 5 Inch Display (Quite Black) --from Peak Assets through Amazon. The product description was as follows: "Tested and works to full functionality. Item is used, so please expect signs of use such as dings and scratches on screen and case. Comes with a generic sync cable, nothing else is included." To my amazement, the phone had no SIM card tray...just an empty, hollow slot where the tray should be. This is kind of a big deal! Without a SIM card tray, you cannot insert a SIM card, or activate the phone. Extremely misleading. Very scammy. I have ordered a SIM card tray from a third party, at added expense, in hopes that I can still use the phone. This has been extremely inconvenient, as I have not been able to activate, or use the phone. Now I'm wondering if what else might not work on the phone. I would definitely NOT purchase from this seller again. It appears it came from a third party called Gatsby Electronics...the card that came with the phone had an email address to contact, with no phone number. Of course they never responded to my email. Apparently, purchasing from sellers on Amazon Marketplace is no different than purchasing from ebay. This has been a learning experience. I'm extremely disappointed in Amazon for allowing such practices.

I purchased this phone new from HometownDiscounts. The phone was as advertised: New (still in original packaging with stickers and wrapped on the items in the box), the right color, and the right model. The phone was unlocked and all I had to do was pop in my SIM card to activate it. I ordered from Canada, and the US Pixel version does, in fact, work on international networks. Really pleased with the service and quality. As for the Pixel itself, I am really happy with it so far. I am a bit of a luddite. I was still using my now almost five year old Nexus 5 up until the screen started peeling off the phone's cracked body. I like what I like and didn't want to spend $1000 on a new phone or get locked into a contract and payment plan. This was the best compromise I could think of, despite the risk of buying third party. The Pixel is surprisingly similar to the Nexus models, which I was very pleased about. I was only surprised because this was Google's entry into the luxury phone market. It retains the best parts of the Nexus phones (clean OS, practical design, etc.) while adding design improvements (great camera, fingerprint reader, better picture and sound, etc.). Overall, a great phone. Note: There is no warranty with this phone, as others have pointed out. The only way to get a warranty is to purchase through Google or a carrier. But considering that you're paying half price for a new phone that is unlocked and that Google doesn't even carry anymore, it's worth the risk to me.

I received a Pixel XL, not a regular Pixel, which is a problem because the case I have obviously won't fit. That I could have maybe dealt with, but the bigger problem is it won't charge consistently (sometimes it will if the cable is in the right position...then it stops) and based on some of the wrapping I suspect this phone is refurbished, even though it says nothing about that in the description. I know the Pixel is a good phone and I wanted another one, but this experience is just awful. Will definitely be returning.

The phone came with the description scattered by the seller superficial scratches few on the screen little noticeable, but notorious, for more demanding people may not be to your liking but in my case, it's fine for a replacement phone. cons: the charger is of very poor quality, the cable does not work and caused annoyance even think that the phone did not charge but it turned out to be the cable that despite being new is of very poor quality that did not work. Conclusions: They should place good quality chargers and their cable of equal quality to offer a complete service.

I wanted to upgrade from my Samsung 4 Mini and I decided to take a chance and switch from Samsung to Google without spending the money on the newest model. I received a brand new unlocked Google Pixel I. The setup was very simply. I went to my local carrier store (AT&T) and was in and out in 15 minutes. The setup or transfer of information from your old phone to new phone can also be done at home. The phone performs near perfectly. The only thing I noticed is it will power down once the battery reaches ~20%, but that's not a huge issue. As far as I am concerned this phone gives you 99% of what the latest I Phone and Google offer for 20% of the cost. Update. After approximately 1 year the phone went into a boot loop and was unusable. Based on my research reading online this is not a one-off problem with Google Phones. Buyers need to be aware that after 3 years of the release date Google will no longer repair the phone regardless of how recently you bought the phone.

I purchased a used Google Pixel (2016 model) in March 2019 after damaging my old phone and hoping to tide myself over until I paid all the installments on the old phone. I'd heard good things about the Pixel and found a used model for a good price here on Amazon. I got the phone on time and in one piece, with an included after market charger as promised. The phone's condition was described accurately - a few minor scratches on the case but no screen cracks and no apparent problems. However, after a few days of use the problems started to appear. The first time I tried to make a phone call on the phone, I discovered there was a serious problem. The phone's microphone was not working during phone calls or at any time. When this bug presented itself, it completely crashed the "Phone" app and I could not even hear the person on the other end of the line. After some research, I found out that this was a known problem with 2016 Google Pixels. There are some known issues where the phone will sometimes think you have a bluetooth headset paired to it when you really don't and just in general hardware and software issues with the microphone. You can find these issue by simply Googling "2016 Pixel Microphone." Phone calls worked just fine so long as I had a bluetooth headset paired, but if I wanted to talk directly on the phone it would only work if I restarted the phone and kept bluetooth disabled and even then it only worked about 1 out of 3 times. Amazon asked for a few specific features to be reviewed. The fingerprint reader worked perfectly. It picked up my index finger without issue. No issues with this feature. The battery life was very poor, even for a used phone. I could only get through about 8-9 hours away from a charger before the phone would die. It would also unexpectedly shut off with 10-15% charge remaining. Though, I should say it was unexpected when the phone didn't die until it got down below 5% because it almost always shut down somewhere between 10 and 20% charge remaining. Even with battery saver mode permanently enabled, the phone could barely get through a work day. Battery life is going to be hit or miss with a used device so I give it some leeway, but this Pixel's battery was significantly worse than any smartphone I've ever had even after years of use. Overall, the phone was a decent value for the money. I got it at a good price here on Amazon ($100) and when it was holding a charge, the phone worked well aside from the "Phone" app. I probably would have kept it in spite of its faults except that it failed to allow me to take calls from my wife a few too many times. If you are willing to keep a bluetooth or wired headset always plugged in or simply don't need to make voice calls this phone will be a great value used. If not, I wouldn't recommend purchasing it.

After our old flip phone died by accidentally being dunked in a glass of water...it was time to venture into the smartphone market! After a month trial of a Moto E4, and first time using Android...I realized that a smartphone could replace my primo camera, and iPad. After much research I decided on a NEW Google Pixel phone. New, it was over half the price of the Pixel 2. And it is an incredible phone with all the bells and whistles that I need! Like all the reviews, the camera is simply amazing! As a photo enthusiast, I (and my peeps) are blown away by the incredible pics this little jewel can put out! Incredible detail, fantastic in low light, and simply amazing nature pics with a booka soft background! As a former Apple guy, I love the Android apps... and I can do everything that I could do on my iPad. So it was bye bye iPad, and camera and hello Pixel. The seller was Homegoods Shop. Great seller, ordered Sunday had it Tuesday. Free 2 day shipping! My advice, pay the extra money...you get a new product with all the right adapters. Oh and by the way... you can make calls too!

It's just the best experience with a phone I've have. I was turned between iPhone 7 and this one, and after a week of usage Pixel I am still falling in love with it everyday. Design and materials are perfect. It feels really comfortable for me to use it with one hand even though I hate even 5 inc. phone, cause it's too much for pocket and one hand already (i am not "phone-gamer")) About android.. it doesn't feel like any other. It's really - googly. I mean, you can see it from your home screen and gallery,and to your camera. Nothing like Samsung android OS. it would be already enough to make it worth try, but: -unlimited storage for your videos and photo -fastest charging (half a battery in like 15-20 min) -perfect camera -Google Lens (!! it's changing my life literally, 'cause i moved to foreigner country and i have no clue about it's languge) -AR stickers -and of course assistant that can understand context -quality wires! More then i expected after all video reviews!