Google Pixel 2 128GB Unlocked GSM/CDMA 4G LTE Octa-Core Phone w/ 12.2MP Camera - Just Black

Phone works great! Except for a couple TINY surface scratches on the upper left corner of the screen, it was in stellar condition. Works like new, the camera is phenomenal, it’s super fast, and isn’t bogged down by a bunch of apps being open. The battery life could be better, but it is refurbished so I didn’t expect it to operate just like a brand new device and the battery is still pretty reasonable. Normally get through about five hours of HEAVY use (Facebook surfing, playing games, watching YouTube videos, etc) before it gets low (30%ish) and should be plugged in. Definitely a great value for the cost!

This phone is awesome. E-sim capability is perfect for giving the ability to switch back and forth between two or more networks easily. Android Q is updated into it now and is working great. The camera is so awesome. Takes great pictures and video. Only downfall I see is no headphone jack and no SD card slot although with one of those fancy adapters which are cheap that can plug into your charging USB-C port, you can use them for 3.5mm headphones on one end and either OTG memory or charging on the other side. Then you're all set. With 64 gigs. And 400 apps my memory is still over 50% free though anyways and I can't see myself needing many more apps. For $210.00 USD was a great deal and although it was a used unit there wasn't a single sign of use noticeable and the battery is still holding an awesome charge. Came with a long charge cable and adapter for 110v. Great buy and I recommend the seller. Shipping was on time (2days) and was across an international border so was very satisfactory. Thanks to the supplier and Amazon for this great buy!!

I purchased a used version of the pixel 2 after having some bad luck with a refurbished original pixel. I can say that it was a great decision in that I saved hundreds of dollars and got a unit in excellent condition. The pixel 2 is a great smartphone and made numerous improvements over the original pixel. The cameras are my favorite part of this phone, they take amazing photos and I can't believe how professional the photos look when implementing portrait mode. They look like something straight out of a magazine. Low light environments still result in some graininess but the low light feature does help. Processing performance is impressive, I rarely see the system chug and I can carry out plenty of multitasking. The front facing speakers don't offer the cleanest sound but as someone who used to accidentally cover the speaker on the bottom of the original pixel I am a huge fan of the new speaker locations. The display is fine and I like the options to choose how much color saturation you desire. Active edge is a cool feature but I don't find myself using it very often. It requires a good deal of force to activate and it often requires squeezes in multiple places to finally trigger the assistant. One of my gripes with this phone is that it is no longer compatible with Anyview Cast on my Hisense smart TV so I'll probably need to purchase a chromecast in the future if I want to do things such as screen mirroring to my 4k tv. I've read that it also no longer supports Miracast. The battery life is great and I always have plenty of battery left over at the end of the day with moderate usage. The fingerprint reader is super fast and located on the back of the device. The fingerprint is located in a place the feels very natural for my pointer finger to rest on. This is a great phone with a great camera and I would recommend it to anyone looking to replace their original pixel or older android smartphones.

As someone who is happily locked into the Apple ecosystem (iPhone, iMac, iPad, MacBook) I knew nothing about the Android phones until I started doing research. I purchased the Pixel 2 specifically for its great camera — single lens, with optical stabilization and amazing "night sight" setting. The Pixel 2 launched at about the same time as the iPhone 8 (also with a great camera & video setting) but currently can be purchased for roughly half the cost of an iPhone 8! So for me, it really came down to cost. Photos are amazingly sharp/detailed and "night sight" is truly incredible. Like all single lens cameras, the digital zoom is to be avoided, but I already knew that. Video is good, not great but I don't shoot much video so it isn't an issue for me. If you're looking for great features and a great camera, the Pixel 2 offers these at a tremendous value.