Apple iPhone 5C Pink 32GB Unlocked GSM

Apple iPhone 5C Pink 32GB Unlocked GSM Smartphone (Certified Refurbished) From Apple Price: $189.99 Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Fulfilled by Amazon and Sold by BREED 6 new or used available from $189.99 Average customer review: (66 customer reviews)

Product Description

What's in the box: Certified Refurbished iPhone 5C Pink 32GB Unlocked , USB Cable/Adapter. Comes in a Generic Box with a 1 Year Limited Warranty.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1162 in Cell Phone Accessories
• Size: 32GB
• Color: Pink
• Brand: Apple
• Model: ME509LL/A-RB
• Dimensions: 2.30" h x .40" w x 4.90" l,
• Hard Disk: 32GB
• Display size: 4

Features

• This Certified Refurbished product is tested and certified to look and work like new, with limited to no wear. The refurbishing process includes functionality testing, inspection, and repackaging. The product is backed by a minimum 90-day warranty, and may arrive in a generic box. The product ships with a charger and cable, but does not include headphone, manual or SIM card. Only select sellers who maintain a high performance bar may offer Certified Refurbished products on Amazon.
• Factory unlocked iPhones are GSM models and are ONLY compatible with GSM carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile as well as other GSM networks around the world. They WILL NOT WORK with CDMA carriers like Sprint, Verizon and the likes. The phone requires a nano SIM card (not included in the package).

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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
This phone was amazing. It came in a generic box with a ...
By Hope
This phone was amazing. It came in a generic box with a Charger and charger base. I was worried about getting a refurbished phone especially after reading the mixed reviews. I LOVE this phone. It works exactly like a brand new phone and I feel like it was a great price for what I got. It chargers very quickly which is amazing because I am always on it.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Look's like new!
By Amazon Customer
I need to say that It is amazing, arrived 2 days after I ordered it and it looks like a new phone, not a single scratch, working perfectly, the screen looks new, I haven't use the charger but it looks in perfect conditions. I gotta say I'm more than happy with my purchase. I downloaded all my icloud apps, pictures and contacts without trouble. the speakers sound good too. I strongly recommend this seller,
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Used and prone to fail - with no warranty if (even slightly!) over 90 days!
By Adam Mian
Bought this phone for my 12 year old daughter -as I wanted an unlocked phone for her to use with 'pay-as-you-go' type contracts.
Rarely used by her for PHONE CALLS (lots of texting to friends, though).
The headset speaker (required to be able to actually use it as a PHONE) failed after only 4 months.
---I bet if we check the call log on the phone; it has less than 30 min of phone CALLS on it.---

Contacted seller to ask about repair options for this 'CERTIFIED REFURBISHED' phone - and received a prompt response saying they have few returns or problems and would fix this right away with a replacement/refund. Responded with 'thanks! My daughter likes the phone, so we will certainly opt for the replacement option!' - then received a follow-up response from them saying "oh -sorry. We only have a 90-day return policy." (even though I was clear of the date that I had bought the phone in my first contact)

Responded to ask them about 'what are the repair options then with Apple for a CERTIFIED REFURBISHED phone? '- and they haven't bothered to respond.

Waste of money - should have bought new, rather than trusting this company and its 'CERTIFIED REFURBISHED phones... fail at 30 days beyond the '90 DAY GUARANTEE!' window - and you are out +$300, with a phone that doesn't work!

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Huawei Nexus 6P unlocked smartphone

Huawei Nexus 6P unlocked smartphone, 32GB Graphite (US Warranty) From Huawei Price: $415.82 Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Fulfilled by Amazon and Sold by lifeline786 42 new or used available from $300.00 Average customer review: (1175 customer reviews)

Product Description

The Nexus 6P is the new phone from Google with Android 6.0 Marshmallow. The 6P features a 5.7" wqhd AMOLED display with 518 pixels per inch and a camera that takes beautiful photos in all light conditions. It's crafted from aeronautical-grade aluminum and precision engineered for optimal comfort and performance. The new Nexus sports the curves and contours of a machine built for turning heads. Diamond chamfers encircle its edges, and the new visor on the back of the device accents the low-light-loving, 12.3 MP, sapphire- crystal Lens camera.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #779 in Cell Phone Accessories
• Size: 32GB
• Color: Graphite
• Brand: Huawei
• Model: Nexus 6P
• Dimensions: .29" h x 3.10" w x 6.30" l, .40 pounds

Features

• All-metal design Unlocked, LTE smartphone with a powerful 2GHz Snapdragon 810 V2.1 Processor and the newest Android software, Android 6.0 marshmallow.
• A 5.7-Inch, high-resolution wqhd AMOLED display and front-facing stereo speakers to experience your photos and videos in cinematic Quality.
• The powerful 12 MP Camera was built to capture your world in true-to-life detail. Larger 1.55 µM pixels absorb more light¹ in even the dimmest conditions to make your photos Brighter.
• Quicker access and more security with a fingerprint sensor placed on the back to complement the way you naturally hold your Phone.
• Long lasting 3,450 mAh battery with quick charging USB Type-C plug. it's reversible, so there's no more guessing which way is up.
• Model Nin-A1; compatible with nano SIM Cards

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674 of 700 people found the following review helpful.
Best overall Android phone! In Depth Review. Update 6/17/16
By Justin
First and foremost, what is a Nexus Device and why should I choose it amongst the many top tier phones out there? A Nexus is an Android phone designed by Google, with its most notable feature being stock android and fast software updates directly from Google. I'll go into further details in the review. I've used the Nexus 6P for over a month and here are my pros and cons (in no particular order).

Pros:

Battery Life:

This is one of the biggest advantages of the Nexus 6P; as it lasts longer than other flagship android phones. The Nexus 6P can easily manage a heavy day of use or a moderate day of use with extra battery life left over. When being compared to similar spec flagship phones such as the S6 Edge, G4, and the V10; this is is a significant improvement. In my personal use; I can manage to get 5 hours of screen on time with moderate use (playing games, using Reddit, and browsing social media) with the brightness set at 75% while using mostly wifi and occasionally switching to LTE. The 6P has its own quick charging, going from 0 to 100% in just an hour and 20 minutes. Your results may vary, but many other reviewers have given the Nexus 6P praise for its great battery life.

Performance:

Another main advantage of owning a Nexus phone is its stock software. This means no unnecessary apps, bloatware, or other preinstalled programs that bog down performance. However, this could be a slight con to those who enjoy the extra features manufacturers do include such as multi-window or clearing all background apps with the push of a button. In addition to stock software, Nexus phones are first to receive updates directly from Google themselves. This means frequent and up to date software. Paired with the latest Snapdragon 810 (2.0), Adreno 430, and 3GB of LPDDR4 ram; the Nexus 6P has buttery smooth performance. Animations, load times, gaming, and multitasking are all superb. What good is a phone if the software isn't optimized well to run on its hardware?

Display:

Given the fact that the Nexus 6P does use the latest generation Samsung AMOLED panel with a 1440p resolution, it's no surprise that the display on the Nexus 6P is simply stunning. Having AMOLED technology on the display means that it has the ability to turn off individual pixels, giving black colors an ink-like look. In addition, colors are vibrant and saturated. If you prefer a more balanced and neutral look, SRGB mode can be turned on (via developer options). Maximum brightness is a little weak in direct sunlight, especially when compared to phones such as the S6 Edge. Overall the 6P has one of the best smartphones displays to date.

Speakers:

Because the 6P has dual front facing speakers; audio is directly facing you and is and free from being blocked by a finger or hand when the phone is being held. From a non- audiop​hile's perspective; the 6P has a speaker that is loud and clear. When paired with the gorgeous 1440p display; the 6P makes a great device for media consumption.

Build Quality:

The design of the phone is purely subjective; so I'll touch down on the build quality itself. The anodized aluminum combined with a nearly all metal chassis makes the phone feel premium and sturdy. With that being said; it’s also easy to scratch; so a phone skin or case is recommended. It won't bend when being put in your pocket and I have yet to see and bending on my own 6P. The very bottom portion of the phone is plastic (but feels just like aluminum); this allows NFC and other waves to pass through. The 6P feels just as premium as other flagship phones.

Camera: Without getting too technical, the camera on the Nexus 6P is definitely up there for top smartphone cameras, but does lack Optical Image Stabilization. This isn’t much of an issue unless you’ll be taking a lot of 4K video (where micro stutters are noticeable). Dynamic Laser Autofocus is fast and pictures are taken relatively fast (unless when taken in HDR+ mode), where the processing takes longer than other phones. In addition, there are no manual controls that can be found in the Samsung and LG phones, and the Camera software can be slightly laggy at times. The 6P does shine in low light performance; where enabling HDR+ makes a huge difference and goes head to head or sometimes even better than similar flagship phones. Pictures are a little saturated (not as much as the S6/Note), detailed, and sharp. Overall the camera is fantastic and can trade blows with flagship phones but falls behind when it comes to 4K video.

Nexus Imprint/fingerprint sensor:

This is a new feature implemented into the Nexus phones, and it’s amazing. It is rare for the fingerprint sensor to fail to read my fingerprint. It goes head to head with Apple’s own Touch ID in terms of accuracy and is (barely) the fastest in terms of unlocking speeds. An advantage it has over the iPhone and other phones is that the phone can be directly unlocked via fingerprint without turning the screen on beforehand. In other words, the fingerprint sensor is always on and doesn't require the phone to be woken up beforehand.

Cons:

No Wireless Charging:

Unlike most flagship android phones and the previous Nexus; the Nexus 6P does not support wireless charging. This is due to the aluminum design. However, NFC is supported. In my opinion, the reversible USB Type-C that supports rapid charging makes up for it (it's reversible on both ends).

No Micro SD expansion:

Pretty self-explanatory. The Nexus series hasn't had the option for expandable storage for a while now but it is something to note. However, the 128GB version of this phone is around the same price of the base models of other flagship phones.

Camera Lacks OIS (Optical Image Stabilization):

Overall, the Nexus 6P is hands down, the best Android phone of 2015. It has an excellent battery, smooth performance, frequent software updates, sharp display, dual front-facing speakers, and a good camera (especially in low light). In addition (at least for those buying in the U.S), it comes unlocked at a significantly lower price than its competitors. I would give this phone a 9 out of 10.

Update 6/12/16:

My Nexus 6P has been running great without any issues. Updates directly from Google have been quick as expected and they've updated the Camera application. The User Interface is cleaner and the Camera App itself is faster than before. The biggest change is the 1080P video being much smoother when faced with shaky movement. I would still recommend purchasing the Nexus 6P.

Please feel free to leave any questions or comments below regarding any aspect of the phone or the review itself. I will respond within a day or two. If the review was helpful, please mark it as helpful and vice versa.

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LG Nexus 5X Unlocked Smartphone

LG Nexus 5X Unlocked Smartphone - White 32GB (U.S. Warranty) From LG Price: $279.99 Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Fulfilled by Amazon and Sold by TJ INTERNATIONAL 30 new or used available from $251.00 Average customer review: (882 customer reviews)

Product Description

Design, performance, and power — all in one just-right phone. Nexus 5X is an unlocked phone and works on major carrier networks.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #451 in Cell Phone Accessories
• Size: 32 GB
• Color: White
• Brand: LG
• Model: Nexus 5X
• Fabric type: plastic
• Dimensions: 6.50" h x 1.40" w x 5.80" l,

Features

• Unlocked, multi-mode and will work on all US carriers including AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint, as well as MVNO's (Mobile Virtual Network Operators) and most international carriers
• US version with warranty,SIM: Nano-SIM
• Pure Android Experience: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
• Fingerprint sensor for enhanced and simplified security - turn on your screen and unlock instantly with just your fingertip
• Battery: 2700 mAh Battery USB Type-C for fast charging
• Model LGH790.A3USWH; compatible with Nano SIM Cards

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604 of 621 people found the following review helpful.
From the perspective of a Nexus 5 (2013) owner
By DM
I own a Nexus 5 (2013) 32GB (Black) and replaced it with the Nexus 5X 32GB (White)

If you’re like me, you’ve read countless reviews from tech blogs comparing the Nexus 5X to the Nexus 5 (2013).
They can be summed up thusly:
Pros: Great camera, better battery life, fingerprint sensor, fast charging, marginally better screen.
Cons: No wireless charging, still only 2GB of ram, Snapdragon 808 isn’t top of the line, no OIS in camera, underwhelming speaker for audio, USB C chargers not plentiful in the wild, USB C is still only USB 2 (not 3.1)

These are all true.

Initially I was underwhelmed, concerned that I had replaced a perfectly good phone with one that was only marginally better. But after a few weeks with the 5X I am glad I made my purchase and I have some additional insights that might help other people in this situation.

1. 16GB is too little for a phone in late 2015. Hats off to you if you can make it work, but even without porting over my pictures and media from my Nexus 5, I still overran 16GB of usage just by allowing the 5X to install most of the apps that my 5 had, and I don’t play many games. I pay for streaming services (Google Play Music) and download playlists for offline use, so 16GB is definitely a no-go.

2. These phones have the same screen resolution, but the 5X gets a different UI scaling. That means an additional row and column of icons on the home screen (5X5 instead of 4X4) and most other elements are slightly smaller. This means you can use more widgets, also, without taking up so much space on your homescreens.

3. It’s too big for a lot of one handed use, for me. I was able to do a lot more with one hand on the 5 than I am on the 5X.

4. Better battery + fast charging + doze feature (Marshmallow) = a much better experience. Any Nexus 5 (2013) owner knows what it’s like to have to constantly have a charger nearby and I can report that the Nexus 5X does not have this problem. Even when the battery does get down to lower levels, you can get a significant amount of charging in about 20-30 minutes using the included charger. Doze works amazingly - I can forget to plug my phone in overnight and wake up having only lost a few percent off the battery.

5. I no longer feel self conscious about the camera quality, and selfies are much better. My pictures turn out well, and many websites have given the camera high praise when compared to the iPhone 6s

6. I can’t imagine a situation in which I would need more than USB 2 speeds for data transfer to a phone with only a few gigabytes of available storage space.

7. After having a Nexus 5 (2013) and getting the benefit of all of the updates and pure google version of Android, I can’t image having a skinned phone with lagging updates again. If this is you, you’re going to buy another Nexus eventually, so it’s the 5X, 6P, or currently very discounted 6.

8. The 5X is the cheapest phone available that has the widest carrier support (including Google Fi) (I use cricket wireless currently), so you have the ultimate autonomy in choosing services.

So to sum it up:
- The Nexus 5X addresses all the biggest complaints I had about my Nexus 5 (camera, battery)
- Nexus phones don’t really go on sale, so waiting doesn’t make much financial sense.
- My Nexus 5 (2013) is aging, crashing more, and who knows when it will kick the bucket (although it will make for an excellent backup device)
- I was mostly happy with the Nexus 5 (2013) in late 2015. I am much more happy with the Nexus 5X going into 2016.

If this doesn’t sound like an impassioned endorsement of the 5X, it’s because it isn’t. But I am glad I made this purchase none-the-less because I can’t think of a phone in this (or possibly, any) price range that doesn’t have compromises I’m less willing to make.

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Moto G (4th Generation) - Black - 16 GB

Moto G (4th Generation) - Black - 16 GB - Unlocked - Prime Exclusive - with Lockscreen Offers & Ads From Motorola List Price: $199.99 Price: $149.99 Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Ships from and sold by Amazon.com Average customer review: (758 customer reviews)

Product Description

Meet the new, carrier-friendly Moto G. This phone is all about performance. Take stunning photos thanks to an advanced 13 MP camera. And get up to 6 hours of power in just 15 minutes of TurboPower charging, along with an all-day battery. All this in a streamlined design that fits nicely in your pocket. Moto G. Performance you won’t outgrow.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #189 in Cell Phone Accessories
• Size: 16 GB
• Color: Black
• Brand: Motorola
• Model: XT1625
• Released on: 2016-07-12
• Dimensions: 6.02" h x .39" w x 3.02" l,

Features

• Fast 4G LTE speed, an up to 1.5 GHz octa-core processor, 2 GB of RAM, and a bright 5.5" full HD (1080p) display ensures videos and games run smoothly and look great
• Enjoy the best of Google Android 6.0 Marshmallow, including Google Play Store, Google Maps, Gmail and more
• Offers and ads, including personalized deals and recommendations, display on the phone's lockscreen
• Take brilliant photos with the 13 MP HD camera or snap group shots with a 5 MP wide-angle selfie cam. Add up to 128 GB of additional storage with a microSD card
• The all-day battery includes TurboPower charging which provides up to 6 hours of use in just 15 minutes
• Unlocked and carrier-friendly, works with all major carrier networks domestically or abroad
• Prime members get unlimited access to Prime movies and TV shows, Prime Music, Prime Photos storage, deals, and more with a pre-installed selection of Amazon apps, including Amazon Underground where over 2,000 premium apps, games, and in-app items are 100% FREE

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232 of 246 people found the following review helpful.
Moto Reclaims the Budget Crown… For Now
By Eduardo
Pros
+ Excellent Screen
+ Great Camera
+ Clean Android 6.0 Marshmallow
+ Compatible with all major networks
+ Great Price
Cons
- No NFC
- No longer waterproof
- Bland Design
- Competition is Getting Better
- Single Speaker

Should You Buy: Yes
Actual Value: $200

Contrary to what most reviewers though, I thought Motorola really dropped the ball last year. The Moto G of 2015 had a weak processor, low resolution screen, and an okay, but not great, camera. Perfectly fine in 2014, but not in 2015 and definitely not now. Companies like Alcatel, ASUS, and even small companies like Honor (Huawei) were offering better value for money. But this year, Motorola definitely brought its best. But is it enough to be the best budget phone of the year? In short, yes. The Moto G4 is the best budget phone you should buy today. The question you should ask yourself is, will it be the best value this year?

- Design -

Motorola has never made the Moto G the stylish one of its lineup. True, with Moto Maker, this can be a very personalized phone. But the overall design has been plain. This year, that trend continues. The new Moto G is plainer than the with a simple plain back and a simple flat front. Personally I like it. It was built to be a solid, reliable phone and it doesn’t try to be something it’s not. What I don’t like is the lack of more premium material. Blu and Huawei have added metal to the mix, which feels a lot better in the hand compared to the simple plastic build. It’s a great phone, but it could still be better.

- Screen -

The screen is a 5.5 inch 1080p panel, which is a huge improvement from the old 720p panel on last generation’s phone. I honestly would’ve prefered a 5.2 inch panel, but that’s just a personal preference. This is a very good panel as a whole, but certainly not the best screen available. Text is really sharp and colors are vibrant enough. Whites tend to be slightly on the blue side, but it is not that noticeable and contrast is good, but not excellent. Still, for a phone that cost only $199, it is a great screen and certainly an upgrade if you are coming from last year’s Moto G.

- Software -

Motorola has kept their reputation of keeping stock Android alive with this phone. Everything is stock and the few additions that Motorola added to the phone are definitely appreciated. Active lock screen is still here and twist gestures are also back from last year. But what makes this different compared to other phones is the Amazon ad experience that allows it to be cheaper than a plain stock version. So, are the Amazon additions something that affects the experience? In short, not really. General usage is just what you’d expect from a typical Android phone and it is hardly noticeable that you have Amazon ads built in. Well, when I say hardly noticeable, I mean in general use. You will always be reminded of the Amazon ads when you unlock, which takes up the entire screen and shrinks to a notification when there are other notifications on the screen. You can easily replace the screen lock with something like the Next Lock Screen app (available on Google Play) and you can get rid of all signs of Amazon ads. Some apps are kind of bloatware, but they are all from Amazon so you can take it or leave it.

- Performance -

The Moto G4 comes packing an octa-core Snapdragon 617 paired with 2GB of RAM (at least on my version). This is still a decent package and seeing as most of the competition will be using this chip, there isn’t much to complain about. The phone works smoothly and games like Asphalt 8 and Pokemon Go run well. Benchmarks show that the Moto G4 is right in the middle of the pack, ahead of the Sony Xperia M4 and the Nexus 7 (2013). It falls short compared to the 800 series of phones, but the gap is slowly, but surely closing in. For the price, it definitely packs more value for money and keeps the phone running smooth and quick. MicroSD card support is always welcome, especially because it only has 16 GB of storage, which easily fills up. Battery life is too soon to tell, but today at work, it survived the entire day with constant use and it is going towards 5 hours of screen on time. This is looking good and I will update later to confirm whether it stays like that.

- Camera -

The 13MP back camera and the 5 MP selfie camera are good, but not the best available. The sensor appears to be the same sensor as last year’s Moto G. And in some aspects, it shows. Photos in bright light look vivid and detailed, contrast is good, and focus is really fast. However, dim the lights and grain starts to find its way onto images that look decent, but good. Low light shots are clearly this camera’s weakness with the sensor not able to grab onto details without creating a muddy image. The 5MP selfie cam works great for Snapchat and Instagram; great detail if a bit mute and flat. But for a $199 phone, it falls right into place within its competitors. Just don’t expect anything mind blowing.

- Conclusion -

Motorola has , without a doubt, made the best Moto G ever and the best budget phone. The design is good, build quality is excellent, and the camera is decent enough. The screen, while an improvement, is good but not great. Overall,I can’t find anything to fault this phone. But the real problem is the competition. Alcatel’s Idol 4 looks to be improving on everything the Moto G has and the ASUS Zenfone 3 looks really beautiful to hold. The Moto G has stock Android and the (sort of) promise of getting updates faster. But is that really enough to be the best budget phone of 2016? Only time will tell. If you need a phone now or just want a guaranteed good experience on a budget, then go ahead and buy the Moto G. But if you can afford a little more and want the absolute best, I’d recommend waiting to see if the Alcatel or the ASUS can deliver a solid experience.
187 of 203 people found the following review helpful.
The phone works just fine on Verizon
By Andre
I usually do not write reviews but felt compelled to write a review on this phone due to the fact that people just DO NOT ask for help. The phone works on all carriers including Verizon, if you do not know how to set the phone up on your carrier ask for help. Don't write a review prematurely blasting the phone for not working on your carrier when it does. The phone works just fine on Verizon, you have to put an already active sim in the phone. Once you do that you go to settings, network settings, change the network mode to LTE / CDMA hit OK, then go to access point names and turn on the Verizon APN. I have tested using the phone on Verizon and had 0 issues.

So far the phone is great working on Cricket.

The main problem is Verizon itself. They probably already have the list of IMEI numbers for all of these phones and they are just dragging their feet to enter them into their database. They did this with the Moto X pure Edition last year. People were having the same issue of not being able to activate it with a new SIM card because Verizon was taking their sweet time entering in all of the IMEI numbers. Eventually Verizon out of them all in and people were able to activate the phones in the stores. It took them about a month after the phone was released to do that. It may be the same case with this phone you just have to be patient and wait for Verizon to update their systems. In the meantime just activate an old phone with a new SIM card and then take that SIM card and put it in the Moto G4 and you will be good to go.

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