Google Pixel 4a with 5G, 6.2″, 128GB, 6GB RAM, Unlocked Cellular – Just Black (Renewed)
Original price was: $169.00.$127.87Current price is: $127.87.
Price: $169.00 - $127.87
(as of Jan 04, 2025 05:08:55 UTC – Details)
Meet Pixel 4a with 5G, the essential Google phone. It has the helpful stuff you need in a cell phone, with an extra boost of 5G speed. So you can download a movie in seconds,[3] enjoy smooth streaming, and play your favorite games.[4] Pixel 4a with 5G also takes amazing ultrawide photos in any light, keeps your data safe, blocks robocalls,[8] and has an all-day battery that can last up to 48 hours with Extreme Battery Saver.[6] It’s a lot of help from Google, for a lot less than you’d expect. And it’s an unlocked smartphone, so you can choose the data plan and carrier that work for you.
Product Type -Cellular Phone
Package Quantity-1
Package Dimension-6.649999993217 inchesL X 3.49999999643 inchesW X 1.7699999981946 inchesH
Package Weight -0.98987555638 Lbs
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Customers find the phone’s quality and condition satisfactory. They describe it as nice and fast, like a new phone. However, some customers dislike the lack of unlocking options. Opinions vary on functionality, value for money, battery life, screen scratch resistance, and picture quality.
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10 reviews for Google Pixel 4a with 5G, 6.2″, 128GB, 6GB RAM, Unlocked Cellular – Just Black (Renewed)
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Original price was: $169.00.$127.87Current price is: $127.87.
Yama Habib –
Still using this phone, best on the market
Best phone I’ve ever used. Battery life is still impeccable, still extremely responsive, screen is extremely durable, actually has a 3.5mm jack, 5G compatible, great camera quality & front facing cam, very stable USB-C charger… I dare say this is still the best phone on the market, and by far the best value.The only thing I haven’t exhaustively tested this phone with is mobile gaming, as I can imagine some modern mobile games can get pretty graphically taxing and may require top of the line phones.If that’s not a deal breaker, then I highly recommend the Pixel 4a 5G until some new 6G standard comes along and forces us all to upgrade via planned obsolescence.Tips for battery longevity: don’t bother charging until it falls below 40% charge, then unplug once its full. Phone has a battery saver mode that effectively does this for you to an extent as well.
Kindle Customer –
Excellent condition is excellent condition.
Looking for a phone that wasn’t super pricy. I did some research, found the phone I wanted. I’m an old-fashioned and no-nonsense kind of person so I didn’t want a new phone that was gonna half in value 3 months into using it. Amazon’s easy returns gave me piece of mind, but my main concern was the battery. I waited a little bit to write a review so I can say the battery is still going strong. It stands up well to the Moto 5G UW Ace I had before, which is supposed to have a pretty impressive battery.The only complaint I have is that for some reason it keeps restarting when I put it in my pocket. That could just be some impressive butt-dialing, though. It hasn’t caused any issues except having to put in my password instead of opening with fingerprint.No scratches, looked like new, acts like new. It picked up my Verizon sim card seamlessly, and transferred apps, pictures, everything from the old phone over google. The whole transfer process took 15 minutes to set up and then less than an hour to download everything.Good job Amazon! Helped this part-time teen buy themselves something shiny.
rocksrntpeople –
Will Not Let You Change Settings, Even When Marked As Changed; DO NOT BUY THIS PHONE
I so greatly regret buying this phone that idk if I’ll ever buy another android again. What an incredible waste of money that’s just added frustration to my life in the year that I’ve owned this.I got this for the camera, which is actually incredible — if you can convince the preset settings to stop activating. And that’s the main issue with this phone: No matter what selections you make, it will consistently undo any choices that limit their ability to see, hear, or read what you’re doing. Every single time I do an update, I have to turn off facial recognition, fingerprint unlocking, auto-adjustments in the camera, and SMS texting (as the RCS backup option, as opposed to NOTHING; it just won’t send texts sometimes if you don’t turn this back on).On top of this, regardless of what settings I select and what is on, the screen will always try to turn on when I flip it and when I touch the top, which I do so often that I really needed this setting to work like it does on literally every other phone on the planet. Only Google has the audacity to just ignore settings. It’s also super annoying that I don’t get notifications until I unlock my phone. So many times I will be sitting and go to check my phone and four notifications pop up, saying they were from just now, but then I go look at, let’s say an email for example, and the time stamp is from as long as an hour earlier!I wish I had just bought a nice camera and an iphone, which is what I’m going to do for my next phone. Too bad I’m not an elite who can change their phone every year, so now I’m stuck with this literal spyware piece of crap for at least another few months.
N Sutton –
A good phone, a great camera.
I wanted to try a Google Pixel phone. The camera did not disappoint. The phone has all the features I wanted. Gestures for apps, dot notifications, app access from locl screen, plus all the usual android features. It’s flashlight is better and brighter than my old ZTE phone that it replaced. An excellent value for the money. My only complaint is the charging cable didn’t work, even when plugged into a different wall adapter. I haven’t tried to get a replacement from the seller yet, but I will.
Joshua –
A pretty good phone with good features and excellent third party support.
I probably picked this phone more for its good third party support than its first-party features, however, it should definitely be noted that the stock OS setup is pretty clean for the most part. Unlike many that ship with tons of extras that eat battery, steal data (seriously tired of phones shipping with FB/FB Messenger apps pre-installed in the ROM,) or cause conflicts (Samsung…) it’s not a huge amount more than a clean setup beyond, obviously, the Google apps themselves. However, what I really like is that as a mainline device it’s extremely well supported by third parties, including well maintained LineageOS builds. (As I’m coming from a phone that has a huge unpatched exploit that allows remote code execution with just the phone number I especially appreciate how frequent security patches can occur this way.) Of course, as the 5G model of the 4a, it also has 5G support in addition to well supported VoLTE (so we can make calls on either network with this phone thank goodness.)As a side note, it seems Verizon in particular had vendor-locked models made. These are treated as “unlocked” by sellers because they’ve been (mostly) SIM unlocked to work on all carriers once their initial service period was up, however, they’re not really truly unlocked and can have issues in some cases with international calls and of course the bootloader can’t be unlocked because, well, Verizon. If you need a fully unlocked model, it seems it’s best to attempt to contact the seller before buying, though not all sellers can make any guarantees.
Bull Durham –
The Phone is like new, no noticeable scratches. Feels smaller and lighter than my Pixel 2 XL (because the body is plastic and the screen has no forehead) Everything seems to be working well. The Charger appears to be a samsung clone and the cable is packaged nice but too thin to be quality. There is no adapter so a USB C to USB C cable is needed to transfer files. I own a good 3rd party charger and high quality C to C cables so I will never use this one or use the cable it came with.I always reflash unlocked used phones no matter who they are from. It is too easy for malware to be hidden on them. When I reflashed this phone it said that it was running a version of LineageOS even though it booted like it was a stock image (you have to boot into the OS to turn on developer options to reflash). I am not saying they did anything shady but it was unusual. I don’t know if it even would have gotten the Android 14 update it is scheduled to get in awhile if its running LineageOS.
Luis –
Viene perfecto y la calidad es buena la verdad quede satisfecho, venÃa con un pequeño rasponcito que no afecta para nada el funcionamiento y me gustó que viniera liberado para cualquier compañÃa muy buen producto por lo que pagas
Sambhrant Shekhar –
Just like new condition, no visible scratches. Works like a charm. Camera is amazing, of course it’s a pixel. Battery life is good too. Lasts one day for me. Overall a good experience with amazon renewed.
Joyann Burrows –
I liked the phone but the charging port that was sent does not charge the phone at all
juan carlos hernandez rodriguez –
La descripción dice que viene desbloqueado pero no es verdad por eso lo devolvÃ.