Google Pixel Fold - Unlocked Android 5G Smartphone with Telephoto Lens and Ultrawide Lens - Foldable Display - 24-Hour Battery - Obsidian - 256 GB (Renewed)

This was sold as in Excellent condition but easily could have been sold as in Premium Condition. It looked as good as NEW and has 98% battery life with only 151 charge cycles on a 3 year old phone as of Dec '25! So far it's runnjing great. I bought this phone when it was originally released, but screen cracked. Google eventually sent me a replacement. I was afraid of the replacement one cracking also, so sold it on Swappa. BUT at this price, I'll give it a go again. I really like this Passport style form factor for a folding phone. The seller did a wonderfull job to get this phone ready for resale!

Fully unlocked. The phones overall condition is 8/10. Outer screen has a long scratch that isn't noticeable in dim light. But in the sunlight is noticeable. Inner screen has no issues or flaws. The hinge is in pristine condition. Same as the body of the phone. Everything works great.

Bought a renewed Pixel Fold from SoonerSoft Electronics. It was in a good condition cosmetically although it had some issues with the screen brightness that are common for this model. I was using it with a Dbrand case very carefully. It only worked for 6 months until the inner screen died. These renewed phones are on a 90-day warranty so now I have to buy a new one since repairing would costs even more. Buying renewed ended up more expensive and a huge waste of money and time since I got a defective unit that only worked for 6 months. I wouldn't recommend buying this renewed or buying anything renewed from SoonerSoft Electronics.

This is an awesome phone - if you have any questions if you might use a foldable phone, this is the way to try it. At this price point it's a total no brainer - the format is perfect, it runs smoothly even today. There's two things wrong in this 3 year old phone model: it's heavy for what you get vs more modern phones, and the battery life lasts only about a day. If you can spend $400 and make do with these two issues, you'll be rewarded with an amazing fun format that really impressed other people when you need to share, or you watch movies or videos, or have data to display or share. I really liked this phone and really think they screwed up by changing out of the passport format on the 9 and 10 fold. Hoping they return to it in the 11.

This is my first foldable smartphone (coming from a Pixel 6a) and I have to say this device feels premium (without a case on). Let's get the flaws (cosmetics not user experience) out of the way: - Device had dust between the hinge on both sides, but primarily near the outer screen. Couldn't fully remove it, but case does a decent job to hide it. - Hinge itself contains minor scratches if you look very closely. - Inner screen has small indentation marks (small circles) near the center right of the screen. This can only be seen when the screen is off and in direct lighting (hard to capture on camera due to reflection). - Camera bar has minor scratches and a spot that doesn't fully wipe away clean (see photo). Other than that, device functions well enough for my needs. Now for the positives: -Outer screen was in pristine condition with no visible scratches. - Hinge mechanism feels sturdy enough (only had trouble opening it the first time due to being unfamiliar with how to open or close properly). - Thermals are okay. Haven't experienced any over heating. The device runs a bit warm when doing something for longer periods of time. - Performance is smooth given the 12GB of RAM, 120Hz screen, and Tensor G2 chip. - Cameras work well too, but I would have to do more testing. No issues with focusing or any of the sensors. - Small outer screen is a plus. Reminds me of my Pixel 3 and Pixel 4. I bought my refurbished (excellent condition) from SoonerSoft. I wish the device was in slightly better condition considering how much I paid for (~$600 flat), but it is what it is. Can't comment on battery life just yet, since I haven't gotten a chance to fully test the phone (I was waiting for the case to arrive). As for charging, I usually charge my devices overnight using adaptive charging. Currently charging it wired, but will start to revert back to wireless charging.

I've had my Pixel Fold now for about two months. I switched from an iPhone 13 Pro Max after being an iPhone user since the iPhone 3g. Something about a foldable was just too cool not to try. I got the phone for around $600 shipped to my door. I bought it as "Refurbished - Excellent", and that's exactly what I got. I couldn't tell if the phone was ever even used prior to me getting it. I've been using it without a case, just a glass screen protector on the front and one over the camera. The front glass does seem to micro scratch pretty easily, hence why I needed up with the screen protector. The battery life and charging speeds were a concern after reading about them, but I don't have any issues with either, period. I didn't charge the phone last night and I'm on it now, typing this review, with 30% battery life. If I had to compare, I'd say my iPhone had better battery life, but it isn't that noticeable and the Pro Max models are known for their exceptional battery life anyway. So what issues have I had? I mentioned the front display scratching easily which is a bummer, but I think they're using glass that is more resistant to shatter, so it's softer. Google Assistant. I miss Siri, and boy was Siri frustrating. I assumed Google's assistant was miles ahead, but not even close. Siri is more usable and I also hate saying Google to summons the assistant. Shouting a brand name just feels dirty. I just don't summons the assistant by voice anymore. Gemini is a step up, but still requires saying Hey Google. I thought android would allow more customization like changing the wake word, but no sir. The dang google search bar at the bottom of the screen. There's a search bar permanently at the bottom of the screen with Google's logo prominently across it. You cant get rid of it. I thought Android was known for its customization, but I never had an Apple logo plastered to my screen 24/7. The only thing you can do is replace the launcher with a third party one. I couldn't find one I liked. Lawnchair was the closest that kinda supports folding phones. Apple Music. You cannot ask Gemini to play a specific song. It doesn't currently support apple music integration. You'll also want to kill the apple music app from running in the background after you're done using it. Otherwise you'll notice excessive battery drain. It needs to be able to run in the background to continue playing after locking the phone. It doesn't fold open completely flat. It's true. I wish it snapped open, but it's a V1 product. Heaviness. The phone is a bit on the heavy side. I don't notice it too much in the pocket, but using it while folded in the closed position can feel a bit heavy after awhile. Using it while open feels great. The thickness while closed (again, with no case) is almost exactly the thickness of my iPhone 13 Pro Max with its case, a pretty thin case too. Overall I love it and I'm keeping it. It'a a cool piece of tech. And for the price, I don't have to worry too much about something happening to it, though I do take good care of it. I use it opened probably 60% of the time. I use it with a PS2 emulator, all the emulator really, and played through Simpsons Hit and run already. As a bonus, the feeling of it snapping closed is satisfying.

I had a 2024 Motorola, and wanted something better. Saw this on a Youtube video, and went to Amazon to check it out. At the time it was like $370, but with taxes it was a little over $400. I know this phone is 3 years old, but $400 is a lot better than $1800 like it was when it first came out in 2023. Now I have an awesome phone, that has a lot on it. The sound is great, love the design, and the 8" screen when open. I have Mint Mobile, and it came with a sim card. I just pulled it out of the Motorola, put it into the G.P. Fold, and was connected. So simple

Hands down!!! its GOOGLE!!! their inventors are ingenious!! For one the price of a Google pixal is far superior than samsung,in my opinion (sry sammy) The entire phone is solid all the components work well, it's structured and built to last. well you could feel it when you hold it in your hand, it feels solid and great as you open up the fold it becomes a mini a mini computer. Zoom ability, color and camera are impeccable awesome. How convenient is that, it's BETTER THAN Mega Galaxy what to look for in a Google fold pixel phone , when you close that fold it's closed together and it stays together there's no Gap., however with the Samsung fold there's a gap, it's skimpy in width .width is to narrow and length to long making ut clumzy abd awkard to hold. the speed in goggle pixel fold is super greatest, speed on the Google pixel, suprisingly are no advertisements . Anazing. I got a 512 GB it was under $600.00 Unlocked, cell phone providers can't make $$$ off me or my purchase. Or over charge me as becoming prisioner in their 2yr contract. It brand new. I purchased my google pixel fold on Amazon as opposed to t mobile in the store, will they talk you into buying a phone that isn't really free, it's just all a bunch of sales bologna. for example T-Mobile or Verizon or aby carrior not only arw they' going to charge you for the phone, that you weee tild was free , but you're going to be paying twice as much.it To be fair, Samsung does make a respectable product, however Google is far superior and has got this one!! the phone is great they also make a third party case, with a with a keyboard and it's relatively not that expensive and it will work with the Google pixel mini or Google pixel Android. I can't tell you how happy I am I took one look at the Samsung fold and thought "Oh this is not for me". because it doesn't feel right the Samsung feels too tall and too thin or to Tall and very narrow. the Google pixel fits perfectly and it's it's solid. Better color and better camera and speed.5G 512GB I mean you can't go wrong with the Google pixel phone it's the best thing I've seen. I wish I would have known this but way back when. so if you're in the market for a new cell phone I would highly recommend the Google pixel mini or six whatever it's a Google pixel Android fold it's not that hard to type I thought it would be difficult, but I use a swipe and it's perfectly fine, it's easy I make less spelling errors on that than a regular typewriter. so it's up to you, but I'm with you, Jyst like you I want to spend money wisely Google pixel fold is the way to go. Choose wisely. Heart 2 heart