Google Pixel 3 (64GB, 4GB RAM) 5.5 QHD+, IP68 Water Resistant, Snapdragon 845 GSM/CDMA Factory Unlocked (AT&T/T-Mobile/Verizon/Sprint) (Not Pink)

Good quality, looked brand new, no issues to report.

It is not unlocked. It does not work with Sprint and T-Mobile and headphones are missing.

Beautiful phone. Not for the masses tho, like apple. (Yes, everyone has or can have an iphone nowadays) I just miss a head phone out put, FM radio, memory expansion and a dedicated camera shutter. Why not? Like Nokia and Sony phones do. Well Nokia not so much anymore.

My experience is that you have to buy a new one of these every year or two. Presumably people turn in their phones when the battery starts to die out, and then thats what you are buying when youre the next owner. 15 months after purchase, my phone is dead during the time it takes to prepare for, get to and eat dinner out. So I carry an external battery everywhere, enjoy the bargain price, and investigate what phone besides this one Ill ask for during Christmas. Also for the record, this is from my earlier review: Thank heavens for the Amazon product support team, because I thought my phone was broken when its not. They explained that sometimes Google Pixels screens flash with a flickering, sometimes strobe-light effect, and you have to stop what you are doing, go into Settings, and adjust brightness. You can just slide brightness up or down, and the flickering seems to stop. Its irritating to have to stop what you are doing, but the product is so far fixable so Im living with it.

I went from a Samsung Galaxy8 to this Pixel, and was delighted with the purchase. No hitches or issues, just having to get used to a little different set up/menus, etc. Super slim and small (6x2 3/4s), which is exactly what I wanted. Arrived in perfect condition, no scratches or dings, everything working very well. I dont use a ton of data, so fully charged, it has a battery life for literally 2 days. Im enjoying it! Only eh - came with a cable, but that cable does NOT have a standard USB end on it; I generally charge my phone as Im at my desk, working. I did have to buy a cable that would plug into my PC, and that was a bit annoying. Pictures are a little funky, sorry!

This is the most glitchy, problem-prone android phone Ive ever owned. Motorola or most any chinese manufacturer is so much better. Stick to Google software, not hardware

Love this phone!!!!

as described

So far the phone is really great. For years I have enjoyed my Pixel 2. So I am looking forward to many years using my new phone.

Great phone!