Google Pixel 7 5G, 128GB, Obsidian - Unlocked (Renewed)

It works! Great Quality! It looks great, appears brand new even though its refurbished! I love the pixel series! I really appreciate it coming with the screen protector professionally done! An affordable purchase, I broke my first one so to get the same exact one again, its great!

The phone was great while I used it. Everything about it was fantastic and I loved using it. That was until the battery life dropped insanely quick. I started the refund process once I noticed it dying exceedingly fast, and sent it back. This seller decided to hold over half of my refund hostage as a "restocking fee" and "shipping costs" after I sent it back. They then claimed they held this money because I "damaged the phone", but told me I could send pictures of the phone if I thought I didn't damage it. You know, the phone that I sent back and they already had in their possession. They then went dark and have no responded since. I had the phone in a case the whole time I owned it,, it was never dropped, and it had a screen protector on it the whole time because it was sent with one on. I have been in contact with Amazon for over a month now trying to get my money back from this obvious scam. The phone was great, until it wasn't. This seller, however, has been awful to work with since. I cannot recommend ANYONE buy from this seller, as you may not get your money back if you are not happy with what you receive.

Phone looks brand new. Battery lasts a good amount of time considering the age of the phone. It seems to last just as long as a pixel 9 pro we have. I bought this one specifically for an international trip and I've had 0 issues with it.

Great phone. Responsive seller. Unfortunately boot loader was locked so not able to use for Linux or Graphene OS. Fine for someone wanting just an Android phone.

So first of all, the phone I received was in pretty good condition. No damage to the screen, some scuffing by the charging port, but otherwise clean. The problem like those have noted, is that it was locked to T-Mobile. It is worth noting that this IS the unlocked variant (Google Factory model) of the Pixel 7, but it was relocked to T-Mobile after the fact. At this point I was ready to give this 1 star and be done with it, but Amazon came through and offered a replacement. Sure, fine, let's give that a shot. The replacement was in similar condition, but this time it was not locked. After that I was successful in setting it up. Everything seemed to work fine after the fact. In this case, I don't feel I can fully blame the vendor for the original problem as this wouldn't be obvious unless you checked the IMEI against the various databases out there, but I do need to dock a star because the original device did not work as described.

I have purchased several phones from Amazon before this, each allegedly unlocked. But what are we asking when we ask that question? If a phone is stolen, it can be locked from being reactivated. A phone can be locked because the person you purchased it from didn't share their passcode to "unlock" the phone to make calls. Then there is Carrier Unlocked, which usually means it can be used with any provider's (like AT&T, Verizon, TMobile, etc.) system. There may be other things that unlocked may refer to that I am frankly ignorant about. Any time I've purchased a phone that was supposed to be unlocked, and it would not activate, the seller always insisted it was unlocked. Finally, with this Pixel 7, I seem to have a phone which is carrier unlocked, as well as not having a user lock. No warnings about using a specific network's SIM card were presented on activation. In fact, the phone appeared completely new other than generic packaging. It functions well, clean,no scratches anywhere on the exterior, initial setup was as if it was an unused phone. The screen has no "burn in" patterns and is bright and responds quickly to touch. Battery appears to be like new as well. I purchased this phone after using iPhones for about 8 years. I tired of Apple's insisting I buy more cloud space without an effective way to remove my photos (and KEEP them), the only choices being to delete them or subscribe for more cloud space. Apple doesn't have to do it that way, but they want you to buy cloud space. A dollar a month doesn't seem like much, but multiply that by 230million users! The cloud is probably the most environmentally damaging way to hang onto old digital photos ever invented. Also, if at some point the cloud loses your photos, you have little recourse. That is also the case if they change the rules about access to YOUR DATA. Research it. I you think you want a new phone, a good place to start your research is gsmarena. I like the Pixel series because there are custom ROMS, operating systems, that can be loaded in place of Android. Remember how I said I switched from Apple to Android? Well my previous Android phone wasn't to my liking, which is why I switched to iPhones to start with...and because MS messed up the WONDERFUL Windows Phone 8.1, I felt there were no other choices. I digress...in case I don't like the latest offering from Android I wanted options, like LineageOS and GrapheneOS. So far I am experimenting with the stock Android until I know it isn't merely learning curve that frustrates me.By the way, Google has their own dirty cloud, as does MS. I avoid them all. My final word of advice is to be prepared to return the phone, any phone. You might have just a bad example, or maybe it wasn't properly listed, or renewed, or unlocked. Mistakes happen. Or maybe the phone just isn't right for you. I didn't need to contact this seller for anything, I am happy with the purchase ! The seller was "thegadgetdeals".

It came clean and in good condition. The main issue I had was that it was not a factory unlocked as listed. it was an unlocked Verizon variant, based on the IMEI #. Verizon Pixels IMEI # starts with 35. When I paid for a factory unlocked phone, I expected a factory unlock phone. The Verizon version is the most locked down version of the Pixel, that makes it useless to me and to many others who share similar interests. If you know, you know. If you want to use it as is, it's a fine phone. If you like to experiment, be wary of the listed unlocked phones. It might be better to get a carrier locked phone that works with your carrier and ask for an unlock when you've met their requirements.

The renewed Google Pixel 7 delivers impressive performance with a sharp display, excellent cameras, and a smooth Android experience. The phone feels fast and responsive for everyday tasks, and the battery life holds up well throughout the day. As with most renewed devices, minor cosmetic wear is possible, but the overall quality is excellent for the price. Best for users who want a reliable, unlocked flagship phone with great photography features without spending the cost of a new device.

Me encantó el teléfono pero por motivos de no poder usarlo en México me veo en la penosa necesidad de devolverlo.

It's still a very tough competitor for most of the flagship phones in this segment...just a bit of heating issue... rather than that, everything feels like pure butter

Love it! Easy to transfer from other Google phone, no scratches, works great. Good packaging.

It's good at best The condition is labeled as 'excellent' but that's false. There's small scratches around the frame. Also, the charger is generic that it doesn't work. Some compensation will be appreciated 🤞

It is a good phone with no visible scratch. Basically just like a new phone. I will never buy from Rogers/Bell on two year agreement. Amazon refurbished phones are the best options.