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Manufacturer Refurbished Google Pixel 6 Pro 256GB Fully Unlocked Cloudy White
Capture brilliant color and vivid detail with Pixel‰۪s best-in-class computational photography and new pro-level lenses.
Capture brilliant color and vivid detail with Pixel‰۪s best-in-class computational photography and new pro-level lenses.
Last updated at 20/06/2026 12:09:28
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The seller was great. The phone had issues from the start. Notably software. Thinking it's 2023 and the bugs should have been resolved, and are not. The phone randomly disconnects from my Landrover. The sound response seems delayed. Missed text messages due to no notifications randomly. Call quality wasn't the greatest. Couldn't see the screen on a sunny day. Terrible internet connection in rural areas, whereas my Zfold4 and N20 never had those issues. My intent was to experience pure Android. Coming from Google I expected better AI, connections, display and sound. I had to research the bugs and tried various fixes which didn't work. What I found the Android 13 is plagued with bugs. I purchased the Pixel watch as well and it also has several issues. After using both ... MoreThe seller was great. The phone had issues from the start. Notably software. Thinking it's 2023 and the bugs should have been resolved, and are not. The phone randomly disconnects from my Landrover. The sound response seems delayed. Missed text messages due to no notifications randomly. Call quality wasn't the greatest. Couldn't see the screen on a sunny day. Terrible internet connection in rural areas, whereas my Zfold4 and N20 never had those issues. My intent was to experience pure Android. Coming from Google I expected better AI, connections, display and sound. I had to research the bugs and tried various fixes which didn't work. What I found the Android 13 is plagued with bugs. I purchased the Pixel watch as well and it also has several issues. After using both for a month and grinding my teeth with disappointment, I decided to go back to my Samsung eco-system. I'll wait for the next update and hopefully, the bugs will be resolved.
originally posted on store.google.com
First off, to anyone thinking about a new phone the Google Pixel 6 is definitely worth considering. The 7 Pro is also just days away from release.With that in mind, ill stick to the subject matter on the 6 Pro.I have been using the Pixel 6 Pro as a work phone a couple weeks now. I use a note 20 ultra for personal use. So that is the comparision and reference point i use most. In my younger years motorolla phones were my go to, about 5 years ago i transferred over to samsung. Now Google has a handful of years practicing and perfecting their line up and dare I say I might make another switch of allegiance.The pixel 6 Pro is sleek, reminds me alot of my beloved Note 20 and for a fraction of the price. Albeit my Note 20 is also 2 years old now. The Pixel 6 Pro ... MoreFirst off, to anyone thinking about a new phone the Google Pixel 6 is definitely worth considering. The 7 Pro is also just days away from release.With that in mind, ill stick to the subject matter on the 6 Pro.I have been using the Pixel 6 Pro as a work phone a couple weeks now. I use a note 20 ultra for personal use. So that is the comparision and reference point i use most. In my younger years motorolla phones were my go to, about 5 years ago i transferred over to samsung. Now Google has a handful of years practicing and perfecting their line up and dare I say I might make another switch of allegiance.The pixel 6 Pro is sleek, reminds me alot of my beloved Note 20 and for a fraction of the price. Albeit my Note 20 is also 2 years old now. The Pixel 6 Pro takes slightly better pictures, is much faster, and now that I am finally starting to learn how to use it better, it might even have a higher functionality and customization ceiling.The Pixel 6 Pro seems light weight and durable. The opposite of my experience around the new z folds and flip.The screen produces top notch visuals, and sound quality is great. The internal antenna seems to pick up a bar more of reception than my note 20 on average.All in all, s pen function excluded, it does everything my note 20 does but slightly better.Google has officially put its name in the top contender list with this rendition and the Pixel 7 looks to be even a notch better.
originally posted on walmart.com
I purchased a Restored Google Pixel 6 Pro 128GB Unlocked (Refurbished), **sold and shipped by Cellfeee**.One of the speakers was non-functional, which I only discovered after I had bothered to fully convert my usage (*e.g.:* transferring files, downloading app's, arranging displays, modifying settings, *etc'*) from my previous phone to this used ("Pre-owned" / "Refurbished" / "Restored") one that I purchased only a week prior. Aside from that hassle, that I have to arrange for shipping the defective used phone back in order to receive a refund is also frustrating. Additionally, I now have to be concerned that some item(s) or information that I (intentionally or unwittingly) placed on the phone (and could not remove by deleting obvious items or "wiping" the phone) ... MoreI purchased a Restored Google Pixel 6 Pro 128GB Unlocked (Refurbished), **sold and shipped by Cellfeee**.One of the speakers was non-functional, which I only discovered after I had bothered to fully convert my usage (*e.g.:* transferring files, downloading app's, arranging displays, modifying settings, *etc'*) from my previous phone to this used ("Pre-owned" / "Refurbished" / "Restored") one that I purchased only a week prior. Aside from that hassle, that I have to arrange for shipping the defective used phone back in order to receive a refund is also frustrating. Additionally, I now have to be concerned that some item(s) or information that I (intentionally or unwittingly) placed on the phone (and could not remove by deleting obvious items or "wiping" the phone) would be used for identity theft %26 (further) fraud; which is unduly, undeservedly anxiogenic. Finally, I have lost time %26 productivity (both personally %26 professionally) dealing w' this scam.All of this SEVERELY decreases my confidence in purchasing anything (especially used items from independent sellers) from walmart.com.Sellers of refurbished products that claim to be fully functional yet are not should be penalized in some way that compensates the scammed consumer for their troubles.
| Dimensions (Overall) | .25 inches (H) x .05 inches (W) x .5 inches (D) |
| Connection Type | USB-C |
| Data Storage Capacity | 256GB |
| Screen Resolution | 1440 x 3080 |
| Video Recording Resolution | 4K |
Google Pixel 6 Pro 128GB ROM + 12GB RAM Factory Unlocked 5G Smartphone (Sorta Sunny) (Renewed)
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The seller was great. The phone had issues from the start. Notably software. Thinking it's 2023 and the bugs should have been resolved, and are not. The phone randomly disconnects from my Landrover. The sound response seems delayed. Missed text messages due to no notifications randomly. Call quality wasn't the greatest. Couldn't see the screen on a sunny day. Terrible internet connection in rural areas, whereas my Zfold4 and N20 never had those issues. My intent was to experience pure Android. Coming from Google I expected better AI, connections, display and sound. I had to research the bugs and tried various fixes which didn't work. What I found the Android 13 is plagued with bugs. I purchased the Pixel watch as well and it also has several issues. After using both ... MoreThe seller was great. The phone had issues from the start. Notably software. Thinking it's 2023 and the bugs should have been resolved, and are not. The phone randomly disconnects from my Landrover. The sound response seems delayed. Missed text messages due to no notifications randomly. Call quality wasn't the greatest. Couldn't see the screen on a sunny day. Terrible internet connection in rural areas, whereas my Zfold4 and N20 never had those issues. My intent was to experience pure Android. Coming from Google I expected better AI, connections, display and sound. I had to research the bugs and tried various fixes which didn't work. What I found the Android 13 is plagued with bugs. I purchased the Pixel watch as well and it also has several issues. After using both for a month and grinding my teeth with disappointment, I decided to go back to my Samsung eco-system. I'll wait for the next update and hopefully, the bugs will be resolved.
First off, to anyone thinking about a new phone the Google Pixel 6 is definitely worth considering. The 7 Pro is also just days away from release.With that in mind, ill stick to the subject matter on the 6 Pro.I have been using the Pixel 6 Pro as a work phone a couple weeks now. I use a note 20 ultra for personal use. So that is the comparision and reference point i use most. In my younger years motorolla phones were my go to, about 5 years ago i transferred over to samsung. Now Google has a handful of years practicing and perfecting their line up and dare I say I might make another switch of allegiance.The pixel 6 Pro is sleek, reminds me alot of my beloved Note 20 and for a fraction of the price. Albeit my Note 20 is also 2 years old now. The Pixel 6 Pro ... MoreFirst off, to anyone thinking about a new phone the Google Pixel 6 is definitely worth considering. The 7 Pro is also just days away from release.With that in mind, ill stick to the subject matter on the 6 Pro.I have been using the Pixel 6 Pro as a work phone a couple weeks now. I use a note 20 ultra for personal use. So that is the comparision and reference point i use most. In my younger years motorolla phones were my go to, about 5 years ago i transferred over to samsung. Now Google has a handful of years practicing and perfecting their line up and dare I say I might make another switch of allegiance.The pixel 6 Pro is sleek, reminds me alot of my beloved Note 20 and for a fraction of the price. Albeit my Note 20 is also 2 years old now. The Pixel 6 Pro takes slightly better pictures, is much faster, and now that I am finally starting to learn how to use it better, it might even have a higher functionality and customization ceiling.The Pixel 6 Pro seems light weight and durable. The opposite of my experience around the new z folds and flip.The screen produces top notch visuals, and sound quality is great. The internal antenna seems to pick up a bar more of reception than my note 20 on average.All in all, s pen function excluded, it does everything my note 20 does but slightly better.Google has officially put its name in the top contender list with this rendition and the Pixel 7 looks to be even a notch better.
I purchased a Restored Google Pixel 6 Pro 128GB Unlocked (Refurbished), **sold and shipped by Cellfeee**.One of the speakers was non-functional, which I only discovered after I had bothered to fully convert my usage (*e.g.:* transferring files, downloading app's, arranging displays, modifying settings, *etc'*) from my previous phone to this used ("Pre-owned" / "Refurbished" / "Restored") one that I purchased only a week prior. Aside from that hassle, that I have to arrange for shipping the defective used phone back in order to receive a refund is also frustrating. Additionally, I now have to be concerned that some item(s) or information that I (intentionally or unwittingly) placed on the phone (and could not remove by deleting obvious items or "wiping" the phone) ... MoreI purchased a Restored Google Pixel 6 Pro 128GB Unlocked (Refurbished), **sold and shipped by Cellfeee**.One of the speakers was non-functional, which I only discovered after I had bothered to fully convert my usage (*e.g.:* transferring files, downloading app's, arranging displays, modifying settings, *etc'*) from my previous phone to this used ("Pre-owned" / "Refurbished" / "Restored") one that I purchased only a week prior. Aside from that hassle, that I have to arrange for shipping the defective used phone back in order to receive a refund is also frustrating. Additionally, I now have to be concerned that some item(s) or information that I (intentionally or unwittingly) placed on the phone (and could not remove by deleting obvious items or "wiping" the phone) would be used for identity theft %26 (further) fraud; which is unduly, undeservedly anxiogenic. Finally, I have lost time %26 productivity (both personally %26 professionally) dealing w' this scam.All of this SEVERELY decreases my confidence in purchasing anything (especially used items from independent sellers) from walmart.com.Sellers of refurbished products that claim to be fully functional yet are not should be penalized in some way that compensates the scammed consumer for their troubles.
FRP or Factory Reset Protection prevents a new user from installing a new Google account on a second hand phone. This is a protection for stolen phones, which unfortunately prevents any recycling and reselling.Apparently the seller must remove the device sold from its device list in his Google account. OEM must also be unlocked, see:https://support.google.com/android/answer/9459346?hl=en
I've had my Google Pixel 6 Pro for about 3 weeks. I was ecstatic to finally own a Pixel, because I've heard nothing but great things about them and couldn't wait to see for myself. Upon unboxing my new phone, I noticed it's very slick and definitely needed a case, to prevent it from slipping out of my hands. The Dark Grey color of this phone is absolutely gorgeous and one of my favorite colors. I really like the big screen size, but am not too fond of the curved edges.The initial setup was simple and didn't take much time to complete. I simply plugged in a USB cord, from one phone to the other and followed the instructions on the screen.I use my phone for everything, from family to work and I was always running out of space. I'm very happy with the storage size, ... MoreI've had my Google Pixel 6 Pro for about 3 weeks. I was ecstatic to finally own a Pixel, because I've heard nothing but great things about them and couldn't wait to see for myself. Upon unboxing my new phone, I noticed it's very slick and definitely needed a case, to prevent it from slipping out of my hands. The Dark Grey color of this phone is absolutely gorgeous and one of my favorite colors. I really like the big screen size, but am not too fond of the curved edges.The initial setup was simple and didn't take much time to complete. I simply plugged in a USB cord, from one phone to the other and followed the instructions on the screen.I use my phone for everything, from family to work and I was always running out of space. I'm very happy with the storage size, it's exactly what I need. The picture and audio quality are both amazing! I'm constantly taking photos and if you have a toddler, you know how difficult that can be and upsetting it is, when you miss the perfect photo opportunity. With my last phone, it lagged before taking photos, everything would be a big blur and I'd miss every special moment. I'm glad I no longer need to worry about that? The fast speed on this Pixel, makes work so much easier and I'm now able to complete tasks, in record time!As for online shopping, which I do a lot of. The Google Pixel 6 Pro does Not meet my needs. When I use my shopping app, it opens to the product just fine, but once I change size or color, I can no longer add the item to my cart. Half of my Google links wont even open, unless I сору and paste them in a messaging app and it's not just the link, because I have no issues opening them on my other devices. Both of these issues are fixed with each update, but they're only fixed temporarily and for a short period of time. One of the main reasons I was excited about owning this phone is, the long battery life. Unfortunately the battery doesn't last as long as it should. Like I stated before, I use my phone for work and I'm not even able to get in a full day's work, before I have to stop and charge it, for nearly 3 hours.Unfortunately there are more cons! I don't mind my phone having Google assistant on it, it's actually quite convenient. My issue is the assistant taking the place of what should be the power button. It took me 5 minutes to figure out that I needed to hold down the assistant button and volume up, to power off the phone, due to it over heating. Yes, this phone overheats and it overheats quickly, with simple things like reading emails or messages. I honestly hope that most of or all of these issues can be fixed, because the Google Pixel 6 Pro has a lot of potential to be a really great phone!
I should start this off by saying that I or my wife have owned the Nexus (pre-Pixel), Pixel XL, Pixel 2, Pixel 3, Pixel 4a 5G and the Pixel 5 5G. All of those phone have been pretty darn good from the hardware side (screen, battery life, etc.), and they have all been FANTASTIC from the software side. This phone is no different.Jumping into the software first-- I love the pixel lineup because they are straight from Google without any extra bloatware on them from the phone company. The Android operating system is not modified, so you get security updates immediately-- you don't have to wait 3-6 months for the phone manufacturer to tweak them and finally send them out to you. This runs the latest Android (and will receive updates for a few more years). The interface ... MoreI should start this off by saying that I or my wife have owned the Nexus (pre-Pixel), Pixel XL, Pixel 2, Pixel 3, Pixel 4a 5G and the Pixel 5 5G. All of those phone have been pretty darn good from the hardware side (screen, battery life, etc.), and they have all been FANTASTIC from the software side. This phone is no different.Jumping into the software first-- I love the pixel lineup because they are straight from Google without any extra bloatware on them from the phone company. The Android operating system is not modified, so you get security updates immediately-- you don't have to wait 3-6 months for the phone manufacturer to tweak them and finally send them out to you. This runs the latest Android (and will receive updates for a few more years). The interface is clean, snappy, intuitive, and it works darn well. I love it.On the hardware side, this phone is no slouch either. If you aren't heavy into gaming and screen usage (you're just surfing the web, texting, browsing social media, etc.), then you'll go to bed with 30-40% still left. if you are a heavy mobile gamer, etc. then I expect it'll be a much shorter battery life. That being said, this does charge via USB-C, so if you have one of the better (higher wattage and more expensive) chargers, then this will rapid charge swiftly.From there, the screen is sharp, clear, and usable in bright sunlight. It also dims considerably on the low end so you're not blinded as you browse in bed. The screen does curve down the edges of the phone, which looks pretty cool, but doesn't add a lot of function.The camera is great as well. it has a couple of camera on the back-- from a wide angle lens to a 4x telephoto lens. The pictures have good colors, are sharp, and are just as good as every other cell phone on the market I've used lately. Will it beat a big DSLR? No, but it's more than adequate for prints, social media, etc.The main things I don't like about this phone are:1) The finger print scanner is now on the front (through the screen, you can't even see it). It works well, but about 1 in 3 times I have to scan my thumb twice. The older Pixels with the scanner on the back were slightly quicker and more accurate and you could find them without looking. This one you have to look down at the screen to see where to place your finger.2) The camera bar on the back projects from the phone. It's not a big deal, but it's not a smooth, flat surface3) The curved screen looks great and I like it-- but it makes finding screen protectors difficult. The hard (tempered glass ones) are pricey and prone to breaking easy because it's hard to manufacture a curved piece of glass. So, I'm currently using a ebdnable plastic one that adheres to the screen. Works great, but I would feel better if it was a hard protector.4) The screen size is large and it's hard to swipe down from the top if you're only using one hand.That's really about it. There are some far more detailed review out there if you really want to nerd out on this phone, but overall I would recommend it in a heartbeat unless you have small hands or hate big screens. The software/operating system is a joy to use (even compared to other Android systems-- coming straight from Google it is so refined), the hardware is great as well. Bright screen, good camera, haven't had any issues with 5G or wifi reception. it does have some minor annoyances, but they are just that-- minor. For my needs, this phone is a solid 5 stars.
This was my first Google Pixel phone, having been a Galaxy person my whole cellphone life, and I can see why so many people are making the change. Right out of the box, the phone looks great. The sleek and smooth glass on the front and back feel good in your hand, but I'd definitely recommend a case to prevent dropping it. The USB-C connection cord made data transfer simple and quick. The screen is bright and crystal clear which makes the colors really look crisp. The fingerprint reader works as well if not better than my old Galaxy phones but it does occasionally have trouble picking it up on the first try. The speaker is very nice and definitely felt like a top of the line addition. Music sounded very good, and call quality is no problem. The phone's processing ... MoreThis was my first Google Pixel phone, having been a Galaxy person my whole cellphone life, and I can see why so many people are making the change. Right out of the box, the phone looks great. The sleek and smooth glass on the front and back feel good in your hand, but I'd definitely recommend a case to prevent dropping it. The USB-C connection cord made data transfer simple and quick. The screen is bright and crystal clear which makes the colors really look crisp. The fingerprint reader works as well if not better than my old Galaxy phones but it does occasionally have trouble picking it up on the first try. The speaker is very nice and definitely felt like a top of the line addition. Music sounded very good, and call quality is no problem. The phone's processing speed in my opinion is the best I've ever had. Absolutely no issue switching between apps and having multiple things working at once. The battery life is decent, lasts me most of the day on my busiest days, outperforming my old phone by about 25 percent. There is no headphone jack, which I do personally miss, however that seems to be the way all phones are nowadays and just something I'll have to get used to. Also not having expandable memory is a bit of a bummer, so if you like to download a lot or like to record/photograph you might have to lose something to accommodate your needs. The biggest positive this phone has though, is it's camera. The powerful camera takes some of the most beautiful pictures I've ever taken with a phone. The Pixel also has some of the best included editing tools on the market. Motion Mode is fun to play with, and the 20x zoom is impressive. My favorite is the Magic Eraser that can save a great photo by eliminating a pesky problem with ease. Video is also great, allowing you the ability to record live in 4k, looking incredible. There are also built-in tools for video as well, which help to lessen background noise and put more emphasis on the person being recorded so they sound clear even while walking down a busy street. All around one of the best camera experiences I've had. Honestly couldn't be happier with my first exposure to the Pixel world, with the very minor issues I've had being mostly personal preference things I can easily look past.
I've been an android user since the Galaxy S2 and a Pixel user since the Pixel 2XL. In the month or so that I've been using the Pixel 6 Pro I've been extremely pleased with what the performance and features of this phone. With little to no knowledge of photography you can take pictures with this phone that are phenomenal and rival dedicated DSLR cameras costing 2 to 3 times as much. The screen is bright and the colors are beautiful. Battery life is good, I'm able to get through a full day without touching a charger. The Pixel 6 Pro has 2 frontward firing speakers that provide excellent sound for watching videos and movies. If you're looking for a phone that uses the Google ecosystem and can also take ridiculously good looking photos look no further, the Pixel 6 pro ... MoreI've been an android user since the Galaxy S2 and a Pixel user since the Pixel 2XL. In the month or so that I've been using the Pixel 6 Pro I've been extremely pleased with what the performance and features of this phone. With little to no knowledge of photography you can take pictures with this phone that are phenomenal and rival dedicated DSLR cameras costing 2 to 3 times as much. The screen is bright and the colors are beautiful. Battery life is good, I'm able to get through a full day without touching a charger. The Pixel 6 Pro has 2 frontward firing speakers that provide excellent sound for watching videos and movies. If you're looking for a phone that uses the Google ecosystem and can also take ridiculously good looking photos look no further, the Pixel 6 pro is the phone for you.
The Pixel 6 Pro has some amazing and unique features. The first thing I noticed is the big display and the 120 Hz refresh rate. It makes the screen look so smooth and feels premium. The camera array looks kind of funny to me, but it takes really detailed photos especially with the selfie camera. I especially like the "magic eraser" feature and though it was pretty cool, although I might not have much use for it.I think my favorite part of the phone is that since it is a Google phone and Android is a Google product, you get the cleanest and most smooth version of Android than any other phone. It doesn't have unnecessary apps or annoying bloatware like some of my previous phone have had and the phone is so customizable within the settings. This feels like how ... MoreThe Pixel 6 Pro has some amazing and unique features. The first thing I noticed is the big display and the 120 Hz refresh rate. It makes the screen look so smooth and feels premium. The camera array looks kind of funny to me, but it takes really detailed photos especially with the selfie camera. I especially like the "magic eraser" feature and though it was pretty cool, although I might not have much use for it.I think my favorite part of the phone is that since it is a Google phone and Android is a Google product, you get the cleanest and most smooth version of Android than any other phone. It doesn't have unnecessary apps or annoying bloatware like some of my previous phone have had and the phone is so customizable within the settings. This feels like how Android phones should be!Overall, I would recommend the Pixel 6 Pro. It is a flagship phone, so I'd say it is a good value for all the high quality features you get and that are exclusive to these phones. I'm enjoying it so far, so I might have to stick with Pixel phones in the future!
I am a longtime iPhone user so I took my time learning this product. I was concerned I wouldn’t have the same satisfaction using this product as I did my iPhone since everything could be shared across my iPad, Mac, and phone with an iPhone. However, I found transitioning to this and still being able to access everything across all my devices was quite easy. I simply utilized the storage provided with Google on every device, instead of my iCloud. It was really easy and made the transition so much easier. The only issue I found was learning some of the new apps, and not being able to download some of them from the apple App Store once I fell in love with them on this device. I love the camera and the pictures are wonderful. Easier to use overall, no complaints so far. ... MoreI am a longtime iPhone user so I took my time learning this product. I was concerned I wouldn’t have the same satisfaction using this product as I did my iPhone since everything could be shared across my iPad, Mac, and phone with an iPhone. However, I found transitioning to this and still being able to access everything across all my devices was quite easy. I simply utilized the storage provided with Google on every device, instead of my iCloud. It was really easy and made the transition so much easier. The only issue I found was learning some of the new apps, and not being able to download some of them from the apple App Store once I fell in love with them on this device. I love the camera and the pictures are wonderful. Easier to use overall, no complaints so far. I am still learning some things, but I don’t miss my iPhone. I highly recommend this product.
| Dimensions (Overall) | .25 inches (H) x .05 inches (W) x .5 inches (D) |
| Connection Type | USB-C |
| Data Storage Capacity | 256GB |
| Screen Resolution | 1440 x 3080 |
| Video Recording Resolution | 4K |
