GooglePixel 3 XL with 64GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Not PinkEPEAT

I've had the Google pixel 3XL for several months now and have really enjoyed it; this may even be my favorite phone thus far (and I've had 6 phones over the last 2 years, most being major flagship models). It feels super thin and lightweight, but SUPER durable - my screen is scratch-free (and I don't use a screen protector!), and this phone has survived not just getting dropped A LOT - after missing for 4 days, it was found outside under bricks after days of storms! I wiped the mud off, plugged it in and it worked perfectly (and still does!). The 6.3 inch screen is big, bright and vibrant, with excellent screen-to-body ratio. I've gotten used to the black "notch" that drops down about half an inch at the top because it allows for a great ear speaker and an awesome front camera. Pictures are sharp and portrait mode does an excellent job of putting the face in focus and softening the appearance of imperfections. I've also been very impressed with battery life - I can go a full day on a single charge and haven't noticed any decrease in battery life. I just started using a wireless charger, which works great even with a protective case.I read reviews that complained about no microSD or headphone jack, but there's plenty of storage space, and the box includes a headphone jack adapter to resolve that issue (although you're unable to charge the device while using headphones).As always, Amazon shipped my package quickly with next-day delivery and customer service was extremely helpful answering my questions about Amazon warehouse and item specifics. Very satisfied!*Pictures show camera quality - depth, color, sharpness and portrait mode

Great deal! Got a $900 phone for about $400. I ordered a refurbished one, so there's a couple scratches and the occasional glitch but still does everything I need and want it to. Google really outdid themselves with the back camera on this sucker, not a dual but takes incredible shots in any lighting. Front camera leaves something to be desired in low light, but selfies aren't as important anyway (in my opinion). Functionality is great, I've read some reviews that the RAM slows them down but I have yet to have an app crash or malfunction. The Pixel 3 is fast, clean, and professional. Google Assistant features are nice, I like that they're optional to use when I want. The only slightly negative thing I would have to say is that the battery life is less than stellar. Even on battery saver mode, I'm nervous I won't make it through and entire day on a full charge. It has yet to die on me, but it's come close. Overall, great phone for a great price. Would recommend to anyone.

Google no longer patches this model of phone, so if that is a concern then adjust/judge accordingly.Pixel 3 XL is a good pick up for cheap if you need an alternative phone for entertainment and games. Big display, powerful processor. Battery life isn't great (good processor and larger screen will eat into the XL's larger capacity), so have your charging cable and a power bank ready. The model I got seems to have a fingerprint reader that is still good, but it took me a 2nd setup to get it working correctly/consistently.Because this is a XL model, so screen size is larger. However, it also makes the range of reach when using it one handed harder for those with smaller hands. If you need that flexibility, look for non-XL version.

I was extremely excited to update my Google Pixel 1 to this new Google Pixel 3 XL with my T-Mobile network. I purchased it on Amazon Prime day and I received it one day early! Yaaay! I immediately connected my Pixel 1 to this phone and transferred all of my stuff, thinking it was a walk in the park. Unfortunately, when it came time to install my SIM card, it would not recognize it. I tried everything I possibly could as advised. I've been using my Pixel 1 since it came out "unlocked" for any carriers with T-Mobile with no issues. I popped in my SIM card back in the day and it worked just fine. I spent over 3 hours on the phone with Google, Amazon and T-Mobile last night to no avail. I ended up returning the phone today to Amazon after multiple attempts to fix the problem. After researching online, it seems many people are having the same SIM card issue including persons that have Verizon (which was exclusive to this phone from the beginning). They are saying the phone can be running normally but without notice it changes and says no SIM card installed. The phone seems fabulous but now I'm not so impressed. I'm also disappointed with Amazon because I applied and was approved for the Amazon credit card giving me an extra $100 off the phone but because I had to return it, the $100 discount is now null and void.