If you’re in the market for a new phone but don’t want to pay full price, Google has a compelling new offer you might want to check out. As of Monday, October 28, Google now sells refurbished Pixel phones through its new Certified Refurbished Phone program in the US.
Google says that it inspects the battery, housing, and screen of every certified refurbished Pixel phone to ensure there aren’t imperfections. If the phone needs work, the company’s technicians will use authentic Google parts for repairs. Every phone ships with the latest Android software, a one-year limited warranty, and comes packaged in a new box with a compatible charger.
Here are all of the refurbished Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 models available on the Google Store:
- Pixel 7 Pro – $629 (retailed for $799)
- Pixel 7 – $429 (retailed for $599)
- Pixel 6 Pro – $539 (retailed for $899)
- Pixel 6 – $339 (retailed for $599)
- Pixel 6a – $249 (retailed for $499)
“Since launching our first hardware products, sustainability has been integrated into everything we do — from sourcing materials to designing our retail stores,” says Google Hardware’s Prem Pandian. “The Certified Refurbished Phone program is the latest in our efforts to continue our sustainability goals, including reducing electronic waste.”
For now, Google is only selling older generations of refurbished Pixel phones, but the company says that it will be “constantly updating our selection of devices.”
