Google Pixel 8 5G,US Version, 128 GB Obsidian - Unlocked (Renewed)

This phone is.in excellent condition. I wanted to update my business phone. I had a Pixel 4. My main personal phone is a Galaxy 24 Ultra. My business line is through Mint Mobile. I needed an unlocked phone. It was so easy to transfer. I took out my sim card and put it in.the.new phone. I had my old phone connected to WiFi. All I had to do was take a screen shot of the QR code with my new phone and everything transferred. Included my Wifi connection. Now that was for Mint Mobile. $15 a month and you just pay the whole year at once. My main phone is Spectrum but you can't go wrong with $15 a month for a business line. The Pixel 8 is a great upgrade. I didn't want to invest a ton of money into business line so this is perfect. I cam take great pictures and have a way better phone now. I'm very happy with this used phone. If there's scratches then they're too small for me to notice. I have screen protectors on the camera and front screen in the pics. The phone works perfect. If there's any issues with the phone failing, I'll update.

Phone was not unlocked as others had mentioned. I could not use my sim card. This seller should not be allowed on Amazon

I ordered two of these to load GrapheneOS on. Both are still working great and batteries still hold a charge for the day. Phone is solid. Speed and photos are good. I have dropped 20+ times on pavement and gravel. Paired with a Spigen case, it still looks like new yet.

Having played around with it for a few days, I am very happy with my purchase. The battery life is amazing and despite seeing some fairly heavy use throughout the day, I find I can use my phone the entire day before having to charge it and that is without battery saver on. It also charges fairly quickly, which is another major plus.The camera and video quality are equally amazing. It has a good amount of memory that I am satisfied with. I listen to audiobooks, which take up a good chunk of memory, and I have a lot of downloaded music yet I have plenty of space to spare when all is said and done.My only gripe with the phone is that instead of a back button (to go to a previous page), you have to swipe the screen to the left or right. Annoyingly, sometimes you will accidentally go backwards or forwards when you don't mean to.Aside from that, I would highly recommend this one or the Pro 8, if you want a bigger screen.

Fast shipper, exactly as advertised. Device was in perfect condition and I was able to activate it in five minutes on the network of my choice. Functioning flawlessly.Thanks!

The phone was fine, but after 2.5 months of ownership it became hard to type. The best way to describe the issue is like what happens when you have big fingers, except my typing has been perfect up to that moment. I would restart the phone and the issue would go away, but then randomly come back.I contacted vendor DNCL-TECHZONE and they agreed to my return. They even agreed to a later return as I was traveling back from from abroad.However, at the moment the vendor received the phone back, they started claiming that the phone had no issues in their short testing, which may have not been enough to experience what I was experiencing.The vendor DNCL-TECHZONE did not get back to me to try to understand more about what was failing, they immediately said they'd be keeping a 20% restocking fee, which in their return policies is due to "abusing the return process", and if "if the customer misrepresents the condition of the product".This vendor is not offering me a solution. This vendor DNCL-TECHZONE is actually putting the burden of their product not working as expected on me, making me pay for a restocking fee on a phone that didn't operate properly when I had it, and potentially selling it to the next person who will run into these issues.I believe this is not the way to treat a customer. I have an open case with Amazon and will update this review as the case evolves.

I like this phone. I've liked it a lot better since I installed a different launcher (Nova) to get more options for customizing the screen. I bought it because I wanted a phone with NFC, USB-C, and way more storage. The fingerprint reader and the speakers are better than the ones on my last phone (LG K31). Also, I was able to set up a 6-digit PIN instead of a 4-digit one for better security.The downside is that the thing is the same size but heavier that my last phone, and it's physically unbalanced because of the camera and its housing. I guess I'm the only person who ever buys a Pixel because it has a good set of features at a good price and doesn't give a rat's patoot about the camera, but that's what I did. This is my first Pixel, and I was surprised by the weight and bulk of the camera array. Still, it's not a deal-breaker.The other thing is that it's SUPER slippery! You'll need a case or skin for it just to keep it from sliding off of every single thing you ever put it down on. It does seem to be very sturdy, and that's a very good thing.Overall, I'm pleased with the Pixel 8. Wonder how good the pictures I will eventually take with it will be?

Nice Camera (Samsung was also nice, Motorola and Sony weren't great).I dislike the price of integration into the Apple Ecosystem....I figured I like Android. Google is great company 👍🏻.At $400 you get 95% of the top tier specs. It's that cutting edge technology that steps into $1K (or foldable) and you're gonna break it or sell it in a couple years for $200 (mines gonna be worth $100 still). 🤳🏻 Gotta be a tough business how fast they decrease in price.... EXCELLENT REFURB IF ITS NOT BRAND NEW?The Obama Plan gave me about 15 options...SamsungF23 may have been $100 smarter 🤷🏻‍♂️ but I wanted to try Google Pixel (maybe I paid for the glass back panel & marginally nicer screen 🧐)