Now is the time to save a ton of money on a renewed and fully unlocked Google Pixel 4 smartphone with 64GB of internal memory in Just Black.
Renewed and Unlocked Pixel 4 Smartphone Available Right Now for $209.99
You really don't have to spend top dollar in order to get yourself a capable smartphone. If you look at the renewed section of Amazon's website, you'll find quite a few gems that are totally worth your time, and of course, your money.
Right now, Amazon is selling a fully unlocked and renewed Google Pixel 4 for a low price of just $209.99. This smartphone has been professionally inspected to function properly and will ship with 80% or more battery health remaining. And since it's fully unlocked, therefore you can pop in any SIM card and it will work just fine, complete with 4G LTE, as long as your carrier supports it.
The Google Pixel 4 features a 5.7-inch display which is perfect for use in one hand. Thanks to its monstrous 1080x2280 pixel resolution, everything looks crisp and sharp. And the 90Hz refresh rate means that everything will look super smooth and fast.
At the back, you'll find two excellent cameras - wide and telephoto. These cameras shoot some of the best photos out there, thanks to Google's excellent image processing and software.
With the Snapdragon 855 under the hood paired with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of storage space, this phone is all about performance and that perfect Google experience out of the box. Whether you are playing games, using apps or just going through your mails, this phone will do it all without skipping a beat.
You can grab this smartphone from the link below.
Buy Unlocked Google Pixel 4 - 64GB - Just Black - GA01187-US (Renewed) - $209.99
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