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T4rd
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Took a good deal on a new Pixel 2 XL, so now I'm selling my old 6P. It's still a great phone for its age and I replaced the battery in it last May, but here lately I have noticed it has already declined in capacity a bit. I can replace the battery for you again though if you wish before shipping it to you for a $30 additional charge and it may take a week or so.
Condition is good, I'd say 8/10 since there's some marks on the back where I had to pry off the plastic and glass cover in order to get the housing off and get to the battery to replace it. It was kept in a good case too (which is included), but one time some sand or something got under the case and made a couple small marks on the back. The screen is perfect since I kept a glass screen protector on it
Included is original box, charger/cable (not the short USB C to A cable though, just C to C for the charger), and case I was using.
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On the health tab of that Accubattery app it reports 98% capacity at 3,376/3,450 mAh capacity, but I think the numbers on the tab shown are more accurate with what I've been experiencing lately. I've had this app installed since I replaced the battery and it seemed to have done a good job tracking capacity until lately. All I can tell you for sure is that I'm getting about an hour less of screen-on time than I was when I replaced the battery 9 months ago.
This phone works perfectly on ALL US carriers; Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile. I have personally used it on Verizon and T-Mobile. WiFi calling works on T-Mobile as well.
I have always ran it rooted with a custom ROM, but I will be returning it to stock/unrooted before the sale, which means it will be on the latest version of Android and latest security patch. It still seems to be supported by Google, but I don't think it will get any more major OS updates, just security patches until this November.
Asking $160 shipped. +$30 if you want me to replace the battery again before shipping.
SOLD locally.
I'll accept Paypal or money orders. Here's my Heat. (29/0/0)
Condition is good, I'd say 8/10 since there's some marks on the back where I had to pry off the plastic and glass cover in order to get the housing off and get to the battery to replace it. It was kept in a good case too (which is included), but one time some sand or something got under the case and made a couple small marks on the back. The screen is perfect since I kept a glass screen protector on it
Included is original box, charger/cable (not the short USB C to A cable though, just C to C for the charger), and case I was using.
Pics:
On the health tab of that Accubattery app it reports 98% capacity at 3,376/3,450 mAh capacity, but I think the numbers on the tab shown are more accurate with what I've been experiencing lately. I've had this app installed since I replaced the battery and it seemed to have done a good job tracking capacity until lately. All I can tell you for sure is that I'm getting about an hour less of screen-on time than I was when I replaced the battery 9 months ago.
This phone works perfectly on ALL US carriers; Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile. I have personally used it on Verizon and T-Mobile. WiFi calling works on T-Mobile as well.
I have always ran it rooted with a custom ROM, but I will be returning it to stock/unrooted before the sale, which means it will be on the latest version of Android and latest security patch. It still seems to be supported by Google, but I don't think it will get any more major OS updates, just security patches until this November.
Asking $160 shipped. +$30 if you want me to replace the battery again before shipping.
SOLD locally.
I'll accept Paypal or money orders. Here's my Heat. (29/0/0)
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