Right now, right here, you have a chance to own the Google Pixel 4 in Clearly White color option for just $189.
Clearly White Google Pixel 4 Available Renewed and Unlocked for Just $189 for a Limited Time
This smartphone is part of Amazon Renewed, which means it has been throughly inspected and tested by professionals before being sold to someone else. These phones ship with 80% or more battery health and a charging cable and wall charger is included with every purchase.
Buy Pixel 4 - Clearly White - 64GB - Unlocked (Renewed) - $189
This phone features the powerful Snapdragon 855 chipset with 6GB of RAM which translates to excellent performance and plenty of headroom for multitasking between apps. You also get a marvelous 5.7-inch display with a resolution of 1080x2280 pixels which plenty sharp for everything you do on this phone. And that very same display features a refresh rate of 90Hz which makes everything you do nice and smooth.
There’s a fantastic 16-megapixel camera at the back which is capable of capturing stunning photos. You also get support for 4K video if that’s your thing.
This phone is completely unlocked and is ready to be used on any carrier of your choice with full support for 4G LTE. Just pop in your SIM card and experience the best of Google on the go.
Last but not the least, this phone ships with 64GB of onboard storage which is UFS 2.1. In other words, you get plenty of space for apps, games, photos and it is very fast as well.
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