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Google Pixel 5 with Snapdragon 765G, 128GB Storage, 8GB RAM, Android 13 and More Available for Just $162.89
This phone is completely unlocked and will work on any carrier of your choice. Amazon says that this product is in 'excellent condition' and ships with at least 80% or more battery health relative to a new one.
Buy Unlocked Google Pixel 5 128GB Just Black GA01316-US (Renewed) - $162.89
The Pixel 5 proved itself to be an amazing phone among fans and is extremely relevant to this day. It ships with a large 6-inch display with a resolution of 1080x2340 pixels. This means it's sharp, great for one-handed use and it gets even better when you learn that it's an OLED display with 90Hz refresh rate with support for HDR10+.
Featuring the fast Snapdragon 765G chipset, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, this phone is a great starting point when it comes to performance. That 128GB of storage is more than enough for a lot of users out there and should be enough for most of your apps, games, movies, TV shows, podcasts and more.
You get stunning cameras on this phone as well. Google ships multiple cameras on the back - 12.2-megapixel wide and a 16-megapixel ultra-wide. Thanks to those multiple lenses, you can really get creative with your photos and videos. You also get a 8-megapixel camera at the front for selfies and video calling.
The Pixel 5 originally shipped with Android 11, but you can upgrade it to Android 13, which is a huge deal as you get access to all the latest features on the software end.
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