GooglePixel 5a with 5G (128GB, 6GB) 6.34" OLED, Snapdragon 765G, 4K Dual Camera, IP67 Water Resistant, Volte Fully Unlocked (GSM+CDMA, Global US Model) (w/Fast Car Charger, Mostly Black)

EC fashions out of Brooklyn New York I was very quick to replace this phone or send out another one overnight to make this right they did a bang-up job actually after I talk badly about them I'm very sorry about that the phone works wonderfully it's a Google 5A5g I'm partial to this phone. The lot that he has right now is new or very clean they come and Google boxes they don't look reeboxed very nice phone everything I wanted and expected no overheating issues yet we'll see I don't really do any 4K video so should be okay I hope and with these things now being sub $200 perfect when you get these things set up correctly these Google phones are very fast and very efficient

Buyer aware and also some context: I had the original Google Pixel working for more than five years until only the battery started having issues. I get it, batteries don't last forever. However, I had the Pixel 5a 5G for a little over a year and now am having issues with the screen not working- apparently it's a common issue called the "black screen of death". However, if you buy the 5a from a third party, it's not covered under warranty. So, I have to buy a new screen for the 5a out of my own pocket through the fault of buying from an Amazon third seller. (Note: When I bought the phone, Google had recently pulled the 5a from its store due to newer models coming out so my only option was through Amazon.) Either way, beware that buying from third parties will not cover you under a warranty offered by Google called "1-year extended repair program for Pixel 5a (5G)".

Chose this Pixel 5a over the 6a and up from the 4a 5g. My 4a basically died after the last update. The phone got really warm and started displaying a menu about bootloader. Never could get it to reset properly. Anyhow staying hopeful for this 5a. The big deciding factors were rear fingerprint sensor, headphone jack, ip67 rating, metal unibody (even though it has the soft covering), and improved battery... A week in and all the Pixel goodness is here. No issues with heating though I haven't tried the 4k 60fps video and probably never will. I value more being able to point and shoot and get quality pics and vids. This phone doesn't disappoint there. Not all good, like the setup is frustratingly long if transferring from another phone. Between apps and Android 12 update which has to be completed for apps loaded on the previous device under android 12 to load. Probably not specific to this phone but worth noting since I thought something was actually wrong for a minute. Again the value is here given the hardware, software enhancements, and legacy items, hp jack and fingerprint reader. I do feel a bit jipped by Amazon since I bought it at an increased price for an included car charger but it wasn't included! Again solid phone for Android users who don't want flagship.

Very easy to recover apps and files from previous phone. Battery life looks really good so far. Oled display is great. No problems upgrading for a pixel user. I did not use the fingerprint reader or facial recognition features. Talk about overkill. Who needs this kind of stuff when you are not in a war zone. I never understood the need for those features. I still have to check out the cameras. But, so far everything is good.

This phone has been a disaster for us. Google will not make good on the 1 year warranty if not bought directly from them. The RMA process has been the worst customer service I have ever worked with.I purchased this phone on Amazon because I didn't want to set up another account to buy something. It was not much cheaper than buying directly from Google at that time. When shipped it took about 5 days, and then I received a message that a signature was required at delivery. Nothing said that in the purchasing process. So it took about 10 days for me to get the phone.I put in my sim card into this phone, and it appeared to work, but after a few hours I found out I was not getting all services. I switched back to my old phone and working with my carrier it took about another week to figure out I needed a new sim card because of the 5g. I guess going from 4g to 5g required a new one. Also, I guess that's not just a known thing when you contact them. I wouldn't think a sim card would have anything to do with that.After about 3 more days, when I plugged my phone into the charger the port shorted out and burnt up.I contacted Google, and the initial contact said I would receive an answer as to if they felt their current phone that I purchased was good enough to warrant. Well after about 3 weeks of back and forth communication that many times they wanted a response, but there was no question? So that process was all with an AI and was very very broken. It does not know how to communicate, but tries to act as though you were talking to a person but clearly we're not. In that process they told me my warranty had expired, but I should be grateful because they were going to still RMA the product. So here I am almost 2 months after I purchased an expensive new phone, used it for about 3 days, and am going to receive a refurbished phone for the cost of a new phone, and it will have no warranty.Our pixel 3s, and 4s have been great. We ordered this to replace a 3 because the battery was going out on it, so we were going to get another. The price keeps going up each new series. And having my experience this time, I think next time I am doing Samsung if we stay on Android.

My previous phone stopped working unexpectedly when the carrier phased out the 3G network. I was getting ready to go out of town, and was stressed about being without cell service (data was still working fine) while I was away. I already knew I was interested in this phone, and I was really pleased about being able to get it next day from this seller. It was super easy to activate and I've had nothing but pleasant experiences with the phone since I got it. Still learning all the features, but I love the call screening option!