Google Pixel 5 5G 128GB 8GB RAM Factory Unlocked (GSM Only | No CDMA - not Compatible with Verizon/Sprint) International Version - Sorta Sage

Bought a used good, from these guys, the description said has light scratches. But I'd even classify what i received as a very good. Phone came with developer preview software which i didn't like. Had to role it back to stable build. Came with generic cable and charger. But, so far phone works great.

It's funny that they ask you what you like or dislike about the phone when I want you to write a review. Well I just like the fact that my phone caught on fire unexpectedly. I was using Google Chrome scrolling through the internet and my phone started shooting flames out of the side. It burnt my hand and an area rug. I have contacted Amazon and Google multiple times about this issue and both companies tell me that it's the other company's problem or they put it on me. That since a service plan was not purchased that relieves them of all liability for BURNING MY HAND!!! Unfortunately I will have to seek legal counsel. And this is unfortunate because this is an item that could easily be handled. Now I have to go to small claims court up against a multi-billion dollar / trillion-dollar companies. For an item that is under $600!!! They cannot or will not take responsibility for something that is still clearly theirs. I am sick and tired of this. The burns on my hand have healed. I have purchased another area rug. But my phone is still useless. Kind of like Amazon and Google

Coming from a previous Pixel 4xl owner (and 3xl for that matter):It's a solid phone but doesn't feel as nice, look as nice and doesn't have all the little bells and whistles my 4xl had. The battery is better but I never had too big a complaint. There's chargers everywhere now.The size and look of the phone really put me off but so does the lack of facil recognition. I haven't noticed a serious difference in the processor except for vocal recognition is a bit slower.All in all, it's a great phone but the 4xl felt and is a more premium experience. I feel like I got the 4a or the "lite" version. And idk if it's just me but I KEEP dropping it. It's perhaps the size difference? It's been two weeks and I swear to God I've dropped it like 20 times.

I recently purchased this phone to replace a Pixel 4a. The Pixel 4 was fine. The Pixel 5 is not.To start with, there's the flickering dot. Whenever the screen is on, there's a seizure provoking flickering dot at the top of the screen. I've looked it up and tried to fix it. Apparently it's a proximity sensor but it won't turn off even with the online suggestions.One of the things you might to use a phone for is making calls. That's a problem. This phone will make random calls. And when you dial numbers it randomly freezes. Calls also seem to drop much more often than they did on the Pixel 4.Texting doesn't work. The Google texting app doesn't consistently work on this phone. Messages get dropped. If you look it up, it's a known problem that they haven't fixed.Switching a call to speakerphone doesn't work right either. There's a delay of several seconds when you activate the speaker during which time the other person can't hear you.Overall for a very expensive phone, I would have expected a much better experience. I wish I wouldn't have bought this. You can make a better choice.

I have been buying google pixel and nexus phones since they are release and I cannot explain my disappointment with the hardware and resale value of the phone. I bought pixel 4 and within 10 month the phone is dead. Even though I purchased the warranty I got $30 from Google. I had Pixel 3 and others never got nay refund or compensation even though they are supposed to refund the money.I just bought an Iphone and I got $800 from ATT for the replacement.Switchinting to IPHONE

It seems that with the Pixel 5 Google decided to skip the latest and flashiest features, but put together a solid experience instead. This phone is very responsive, and the battery lasts two days on a charge.I was nervous about getting the international version from a third-party seller, but it worked out nicely for me. The phone seems to be new and came in the original packaging. I get 5G service from Ting without any problems. (I think Ting puts me on the T-Mobile network.) I read somewhere that the international version does not support mmWave connections - only sub-6Ghz. I haven't been able to verify whether that is true. But from what I've read it would be difficult to get mmWave connections even on a phone that supports them.