Google Pixel 8 5G,US Version, 128 GB Obsidian - Unlocked (Renewed)

It is only day 2 but this Pixel 8 came in fantastic shape. Literally looks like someone took it out of the box brand new then put it back in. Everything is immaculate, the frame is without scuffs, the charging port looks virtually new, and the speaker grills are completely clean. Either it was expertly refurbished or near brand new. I have had a handful of refurbished Pixel handsets (3XL, 4a 5G, 7, and 7a) and this is way up there for quality. It came in a generous amount of bubble wrap with an unbranded but quality looking charge brick and cable. Not the original paciaging. Also note, I purchased this in "Good" condition, not "Excellent", and still got a pristine phone. Do note, some Pixel 8's with the 'Bigsurf' or BOE branded screen are susceptible to the green line running from the bottom to this top of the screen. This is a known defect by Google and they do have an extended warranty program valid for up to 3 years after the original purchase date of the device. Pixel 8's with with the 'Shoreline' or Samsung screen are much less likely to exhibit symptoms. Unfortunately, I have the 'Bigsurf'. No signs yet but if it does, Google should honor the repair free of charge. You can check by using an app called 'Device Info HW'.

There was only a very small scratch on the bottom of the screen. The scratch isn't noticeable unless you shine a flashlight on it, so I don't mind. There was also zero burn in or image retention on the screen. Overall, the phone is in perfect condition, with no other cosmetic marks I could find. As with every Google phone, the battery life is great, the screen is bright and clear, and it takes great quality photos. No complaints here. I would purchase another renewed phone again, since the quality of this renewed phone is excellent, just as the listing says.

The phone was fine, but after 2.5 months of ownership it became hard to type. The best way to describe the issue is like what happens when you have big fingers, except my typing has been perfect up to that moment. I would restart the phone and the issue would go away, but then randomly come back. I contacted vendor DNCL-TECHZONE and they agreed to my return. They even agreed to a later return as I was traveling back from from abroad. However, at the moment the vendor received the phone back, they started claiming that the phone had no issues in their short testing, which may have not been enough to experience what I was experiencing. The vendor DNCL-TECHZONE did not get back to me to try to understand more about what was failing, they immediately said they'd be keeping a 20% restocking fee, which in their return policies is due to "abusing the return process", and if "if the customer misrepresents the condition of the product". This vendor is not offering me a solution. This vendor DNCL-TECHZONE is actually putting the burden of their product not working as expected on me, making me pay for a restocking fee on a phone that didn't operate properly when I had it, and potentially selling it to the next person who will run into these issues. I believe this is not the way to treat a customer. I have an open case with Amazon and will update this review as the case evolves.

Good for the price but it wasn't in excellent condition as described to be it had scratches and chips all over the back and sides but still works like new

ordered an excellent condition and that's what I received. the device was practically flawless and transfer/setup took less than half an hour. took away a star because I was sent a Pixel purchased in Japan, which means I cannot turn off my camera sound (apparently it's a law there that camera sounds must be on at all times). might not seem like a big deal to some people, but as someone who is constantly taking pictures, hearing that 'shutter' sound has been less than ideal and it's only day one.

So far so good.. Almost looked brand New and a great price. I switched from the Pixel 6 and I'm really liking it. It is lighter and a little bit smaller than the Pixel 6 but I'm cool with that. The battery life is better than my older Pixel 6. It does charge fast. Very easy to use and it survived my first accidental drop without a scratch or dent.. I was a Samsung Guy before I got the Pixel 6.. Once You Go Pixel You'll Never Go Back 😁.. Fast shipping and great packaging 👍🏾👍🏾

Exactly what I needed. I had an vertical line defect issue with the first phone sent to me and I ended up returning it. The seller provided me a replacement. Customer service was excellent to work with. Shipped the replacement phone overnight for me once they received the return. The second phone that was sent showed a very slight amount of wear on the side, but otherwise looks and functions perfectly. Unbothered by it as I immediately slapped a screen protector and case on the phone! IMPORTANT NOTE: this is a Japanese model, which I may be wrong but it didn't note it on the product description anywhere. The only thing I've found that this impacts really is the camera shutter sound. You can't turn it off so if this bothers you, this is not for you.

I purchased a Google Pixel 8 from this seller in November 2025. For a few months, everything seemed fine, until the screen suddenly went completely black while using portrait mode on the camera a couple of days ago. The phone still powers on and responds (vibrations, connections, etc.), but the display is totally dead, making the device unusable. I took it to a repair shop, and they confirmed this is a hardware issue, with an estimated repair cost starting at $320. For a phone after only a few months, that’s unacceptable. What concerns me most is the timing: this failure happened just after the return window closed (February 4, 2026). So while the seller is technically protected by policy, the customer is left with a defective device and a major repair bill. I’m not making accusations, but I will say this: a product failing this quickly raises serious concerns about quality control and reliability. If you’re considering buying from this seller, please think carefully. At best, you may get a working device for a short time. At worst, you could end up paying hundreds more to fix. I strongly recommend buying from a more reliable source with better protection for the buyer.