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

I bought this used. It was in good condition. Cons: The charging port is lose. So, I think the previous owner may have dropped the phone while charging on the charging port. It randomly stops receiving texts. I called my service provider and they reset the network. It has happened twice. If it happens again, they want me to bring it in for a full diagnostic. Not sure if it the phone's fault. When it came, the camera was dirty and smudged. Pros: The camera is incredible! I can't say enough. This is worth the camera alone. If you are thinking of the google pixel 4 and are looking for a good camera, buy it. The low light feature is amazing. I still can't believe how great the pics are in low light. The battery is amazing. It lasts a little over a day and then some. I'm on my phone browing a lot so I'd say I'm a heavy user. The feel and interface is great. It took a bit to get used to, but love it. I would strongly recommend to get a google pixel. If you have the funds, I would suggest to buy it new. The used one I got is pretty good. I'm just a little nervous about the loose charing port and it randomly not getting texts.

I got one renewed and the only two defects are a scratch on the volume rocker and a battery with only 86% capacity according to AccuBattery. Since the batteries aren't cheap or easy to replace that's kind of a bummer but it's enough to last until the next set of Pixels come down in price on the used market. I still get about 5 hours of screen time. Not good but not horrible. There is no fingerprint reader so it's not very convenient with a mask but it's not a huge deal. Battery life is fine but I do have to recharge at least twice a day as a heavy user (I don't let it drop below 25% and I unplug at 90% and I don't charge overnight). Screen is good, the forehead is big but there's no camera cut out. Speakers are good, nice and loud. The camera is amazing and why I keep buying Pixels. It's fast and consistently takes great photos and video but the lens gets filthy almost immediately so I constantly have to wipe it off. Running stock Android is nice and fast too, and Pixels usually get four major OS upgrades so with two under the belt there's two more to go so this phone will last a long time. You'll have to replace the battery before it runs out of official software support.

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.

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!

I am a huge Pixel fan and I bought the Pixel 3 at launch and decided I would wait for the Pixel 4. When I saw it went on sale here for 289/315 with tax was skeptical, to say the least. I read the reviews that said it wasn't unlocked, or that the battery was toast, or that it was scratched. Knowing all of that, I decided to go ahead and buy it anyway because all of those are fixable. Here's what I got. I got a Pixel4XL. I arrived in a white box that looked a little bit like the one Google uses for their phones but it wasn't branded. The phone was wrapped in bubble wrap and there was a Verizon branded USB-C to USB-C Charger which concerned me since it was supposed to be unlocked. The phone was protected and wasn't damaged by shipping. there was a minor scratch on the upper left part of the screen (Not noticeable unless you examine it in the right lighting and angle). It booted up perfectly. It was at 50% which I thought was a weird percentage to be on. I inserted my ATT SIM and it accepted it. No problems there. After about 30 minutes of setting up and installing apps and whatnot, I noticed it was still at 50%. Bingo. It had a defective battery. I called a UfixIbreak and they told me at most it would cost $100 to fix it. So all things considered a refurbished Pixel4XL for $415 - still not bad. I dropped my phone off and it was ready within 4 hours. I asked them to just lean out all the ports and speakers which were clean but you could tell someone had used the phone. They replaced the battery and ran some tests on it. It was working 100% capacity and health. THE BEST PART: It was FREE! Google extended the warranty for the Pixel 4 battery so they were able to do it at no charge. It's basically a brand new phone at this point! The Verizon charger is a fast charger and is really high quality. If you make sure to read and know what you're getting into and plan ahead to get batteries replaced and clean the ports/speakers, then this can be an excellent purchase!

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.

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've had this phone for a month and 3 days. Within the first week it kept saying something was corrupt. Now it's cutting off but itself. It looks good. Sounds good. It runs LTE. camera is great. It was fully unlocked. It's very bright and decently fast. But the system itself has some issues. Saying it's corrupt and cutting off by itself is already telling me it's about to go out. I woke up this morning and it didn't cut on for about 15 minutes while being fully charged and plugged in. It cut off again when I went out too eat.

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.

Excelente equipo, a pesar de que la descripción dice "reacondicionado" me lleve una grata sorpresa, y es qué el equipo venia en perfectas condiciones, no tenía nada estético, esta como nuevo. Voy para un año con el Google Pixel 4 XL y me ha fascinado, la bateria dura bastante en mi caso, llega a durar 3 días (no tengo activado la pantalla en 90 Hz). No soy muy demandante en cuanto a uso intensivo del equipo. En lo personal es un muy buen equipo, de momento no le he encontrado nada malo, no se me ha trabado o bloqueado. Se me mojo en un par de ocasiones y el equipo esta funcional (no intente mojarlo). Lleva sus actualizaciones hasta android 13. Con 128 gb de almacenamiento estoy sobrado a pesar de que es mi equipo personal. Apesar de ser un equipo del 2019 es bueno.

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.

Empezaré por decir que el teléfono es simplemente hermoso, sé que no todos se fijan en ese detalle, pero fue uno de los motivos por los que lo adquirí, al tacto se nota que es un teléfono de calidad premium, y no le pide absolutamente nada a los demás dispositivos. La entrega fue en una caja genérica de color blanco, con un cargador de Motorola y un cable súper básico, pero por el precio está bien, venía con protección en la pantalla. En cuanto al celular, usarlo es una delicia, la pantalla de 90 Hz de inmediato se nota si eres muy quisquilloso con los detalles, y la fluidez es abismal, actualizaciones al instante y está listo para recibir android 13, al momento de encenderlo me pidió actualizar a android 12 y queda fenomenal, el nivel de personalización es exagerado, puedes poner hasta el color del texto y ventanas si tu quieres, es genial, todo lo pones a tu gusto, todo. Pero no todo es perfecto, y justo aquí viene lo único que odié del terminal, la batería, es una burla, una burla completa. Al grado de pensar que mi terminal venía dañado en este apartado, pero buscando en foros, me di cuenta que no, que todos se quejan de lo mismo, y es que meter una batería de casi apenas 3000 MA en un dispositivo tan grande y con tantas cosas, es una patada en las nalgas. Prepárate para cargar tu cable para todos lados. Me agradecerás el consejo. Si la batería no te importa demasiado, la realidad es que es un teléfono casi perfecto, tamaño grande, fluido, personalizable a morir, y todo lo que quieras en él. Por si a alguno le sirve el dato, el que viene de Estados Unidos como el mío, no funciona en redes Áltan. Excelente equipo, autonomía mediocre, pero es lo mejor que vas a comprar a menos de 6000 mil pesos, te lo aseguro, la cámara es sensacional, no puedo decir más.

Excelente compra,me llegó como nuevo ,solo con un pequeño rayón pero ni siquiera se nota a simple vista, la pantalla y el sonido de este teléfono son asombrosos y me llegó en su caja original con un cargador genérico, el funcionamiento es súper fluido y no hay peros , la batería está en buena condicion me dura casi un día entero a uso de redes sociales