Google Pixel 4 64GB White

For anyone wondering, this phone has NO FINGERPRINT reader, it uses 3D imaging to unlock your phone, as with that, if you see a review claiming, it can be unlocked with eyes closed, it has been patched in Android 11, also facial recognition is INCREDIBLY FAST, faster than the iPhone 12 Pro Max, otherwise it is a great phone, the regular was a tad bit too small, but more room in my pockets :), battery life is similar to my older Mi 9T, with Googles Adaptive Battery, it lasts quite a long time, and charges FAST, for 240 USD you can't go wrong, I bought this phone expecting scratches and dents, but to be honest, the phone came to me in immaculate condition, no scratches, no dents, perfect phone, the only thing I noticed was the OLED panel had very slight oranging on top, but now it's gone, the speakers on this thing are AMAZING very clear, crisp and has great full range, overall, I'd give a solid 11/10!!P.S. if you've gone this far, have a nice day ☺️☺️

TBH, I only used this one for a day, as it was priced so reasonably, that I was able to use it as a trade-in on a much more expensive phone (a fold). HOWEVER, I have owned one of these before, and they're the perfect size and feel for a phone. It's unfortunate that you can't get phones in that size anymore, but I guess everyone's moving to bigger phones nowadays, myself included.It has a great camera, does great astrophotography shots, and feels great in the hand, and when pressed against your face for a call. If you're getting a "new" or replacement phone, and don't need the absolute latest release, it's really hard to go wrong with this phone. Just be aware, that I'm pretty sure OS upgrades are done with this phone.

I needed a backup phone for a recent overseas trip and chose this phone based on previous good experience with Pixel phones. Plus the "free" photo backup makes it great for taking on vacation and uploading photos for safe keeping.This arrived in a nondescript box with a charger and sim-drawer pin. It was mostly charged upon arrival. The front glass is in very good condition, as is the back. The camera also looked great.Actual usage experience: I wasn't using the phone constantly, only would pull it out occasionally for photos or to look up details on a restaurant or to use the maps app. And yet it would frequently be almost dead by early evening on these regular use days. I ended up bringing along a charging cable and plug so that when opportunity arose, I could top up the battery on the go.Now, back at home where I'm not using it, I find it can go more than a day on standby. So it's not clear to me why the battery with average usage was so poor.Overall it was a great value at the purchase price, and I'll be keeping it.

I had a Google Pixel 4 for the past few years and really liked it. Then one day it just stopped working completely, but I decided that I liked the phone enough to purchase the same model. However, the refurbished phone that I received was a LOCKED phone, "configured to be a managed device" and owned by a company called Ivanti. I was not able to put my personal account on it and it was configured to factory reset every 2 hours. I spent hours with Amazon support to try to fix it but the final recommendation was to just return it. This is incredibly frustrating since supposedly "This product is inspected, tested, and refurbished, as necessary to be fully functional according to Amazon Renewed standards." Clearly not true for the one that I received.

This is my second pixel phone. I had the original Pixel 1st gen. I love the Pixel 4.I wasn't sure if I would like going back to a smaller screen size, but I found I actually prefer this size. It fits in my pockets better and it fits in my hands better. I use to drop my cell all the time while walking and I believe it was due to the fact that it too large for my hands and it just kept slipping out.I gave the battery life a 3-star because I am not impressed with the longevity. But full disclaimer, the only phone I was impressed with concerning battery life, was my old apple 5s. I think apple makes superior batteries.Also I noticed, you take a hit with battery life the more features you utilize. So all the new features that Google put into this phone from the older models, reduce battery life. So since battery life is more a priority for me, I don't use the features because I. Wouldn't be able to anyways later in the day because my phone would've died. So that kind of sucks, but overall it's something I can overlook, since features aren't the number one thing I'm looking for most of the time.I gave 4 stars for face recognition. It was working perfect for the first week, but for some reason once I started doing updates, it wouldn't recognize me at all. I deleted the data and redid it and it's working again. So we will see if it stays accurate. At least it was a quick fix. Other than that, it works everytime.One star for the seller Avant Solutions. They obviously didn’t check the phone too thoroughly. The selfie camera doesn’t work and I found that out while doing a zoom job interview. Thanks. Didn’t get the job obviously. Super inconvenient as when you return a phone you then can’t access any of your account because they verify you with the phone number. Never will buy from them again.

I am thoroughly enjoying the Pixel 4. It is in pristine condition, not a single scratch. Everything about setup was a breeze, as is standard when going from an Android to an Android.The camera is amazing. I had read a lot of reviews for the Pixel 4 and the camera is always mentioned but I was not prepared for how good it actually is. Many of the images rival my DSLR. The squeeze sides are actually useful and I use some of the more novel features more than I thought. Battery life is good and I rarely run out of battery with it.The only downsides I have experienced is that the face recognition sure not work with a mask and there is no fingerprint reader.