To buy or not to buy? - Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers

Hey, just curious if you guys would buy the PIxel XL, first version. It is from google and I am looking on craigslist. The lady says one day it just stopped booting, she can get the logo to display at boot but then it just stops. She can get to the bootloader and everything from there is fine... Would you guys try and buy it? its for $50 so not a huge loss but I am looking for a new phone as my current one is destroyed - I am fine getting an old phone.
What other questions should I ask? I think its possible to boot into the bootloader to view the IMEI to see if its locked (or not). Looking for suggestions...

Hell-Razor said:
Hey, just curious if you guys would buy the PIxel XL, first version. It is from google and I am looking on craigslist. The lady says one day it just stopped booting, she can get the logo to display at boot but then it just stops. She can get to the bootloader and everything from there is fine... Would you guys try and buy it? its for $50 so not a huge loss but I am looking for a new phone as my current one is destroyed - I am fine getting an old phone.
What other questions should I ask? I think its possible to boot into the bootloader to view the IMEI to see if its locked (or not). Looking for suggestions...
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@Hell-Razor
That's called a bootloop.
As long as there is a Google logo and fastboot access, you're safe.
Well, not really.
If it's Craigslist, then can you organize local pickup? Take your laptop with you, having installed drivers as appropriate from https://developer.android.com/studio/run/win-usb and picked up a factory image from https://developers.google.com/android/images#marlin.
I smell a bargain ... and good luck! The Pixel XL is an AWESOME phone, except for the fact that it has no FM radio nor IR blaster.
And in fact, you can view the IMEI ... in fastboot mode, scroll down using Vol - to "Show Codes" or something ... a screen with the relevant codes and barcodes is shown.
Two questions to ask:
- Check for burn-in and pink discoloration.
- Check for SIM lock and blacklist status using the IMEI number.
That's about it. If the factory image doesn't flash, it's toast, but you might want to pick it up for the display et al.

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[Q] Brand New Galaxy Nexus not loading/Logo boot-loop

Hey guys,, just got my new Galaxy Nexus, brand new one
Charged it to full as it said in the manual and turned in on, it got into the first 'setup' window and decided to crash, ever since it's boot-looping on the Google logo like in this video and won't do anything else.
I tried factory reset from recovery, I tried to remove battery and try again, I tried with and without SIM, same thing...
now my question is - did i get a faulty phone and i should replace it or it's something I can fix myself? Thank you
As long as there's no icon of a lock under the google logo in the first screen you see while booting, it's a production problem.
all options given to you by people around here about how to unlock it and try to fix it yourself are redicioulus in your case. When you have the phone for less than 7 or 14 days (depending on the country you life in, best way to check is by going over the shop receipt it should be mentioned all the way down. If you bought it online you got a mail) you can walk to the store and demand a new one. If they tell you that they send it to the factory point them on the law and the promises on their receipt... you have the right to give them the package back and pick a new one from the shelf with the same price.
But remember to take everything you bought (cables, earplugs, guide, the cardboard inside the box and the box itself) with you! If you don't they will tell you that you did not bring anything and have no right to pick a new one.
Just get a fresh one it's the best way for you since this problem emerged within the first few hours (and literally on it's first boot). It's most likely a production error. Waiting for a fix at the factory will cost you weeks... and many people report scratches on their screen and broken covers since the phones are not always treated nicely during their travel and fix.
Please post future news on your case here... it's a great help for people with the same problem.
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Same problem but after months
Hi there,
I just had the exact same problem, with a difference : my phone had been working just fine for months. Now, impossible to get it to boot. It cycles the "Google" screen, and that's it. I found that when I hold the volume button down as I start the phone it shows "odin mode", but I do not know what it is for and it does not seem to download anything.
Any ideas?
When it happens right after you purchased the phone, it's better to bring it back to where you bought it from.
On the other hand, try this. Hope this helps.

Purchasing a used LG G3

I am purchasing a used LG G3 and have arranged to meet up with a seller.. I haven't used an LG phone before so what are some things I should look for. I am planning to factory reset the phone at the spot and use my SIm to check data/calls, camera, lcd with black red and white images. Any other suggestions, thanks.
You can buy one new from China with Aliexpress for about $200 with a 1 year guarantee. Thats how I bought mine last August. Very reliable site, but delivery will take 2 weeks from time of purchase..
make sure it isn't a replica and get the mcaffee personal information in case the account was set up by the owner.lastly, make sure that the download and recovery mode are working.
theKramer said:
You can buy one new from China with Aliexpress for about $200 with a 1 year guarantee. Thats how I bought mine last August. Very reliable site, but delivery will take 2 weeks from time of purchase..
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Thanks the model I want D855 compatible with LTE is 305$ and I am getting it for about 150.
twisted_twice said:
make sure it isn't a replica and get the mcaffee personal information in case the account was set up by the owner.lastly, make sure that the download and recovery mode are working.
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Didn't even knew it can be a replica but I think a replica won't have a high resolution screen and reading any text would be dead giveaway.
What's mcafee personal information? I will check the button combiantion presses to make to enter download and recovery mode, thanks.
jassalmithu said:
Thanks the model I want D855 compatible with LTE is 305$ and I am getting it for about 150.
Didn't even knew it can be a replica but I think a replica won't have a high resolution screen and reading any text would be dead giveaway.
What's mcafee personal information? I will check the button combiantion presses to make to enter download and recovery mode, thanks.
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I set up the McAffe account and created a six digit pin. In case someone
steal my phone and wants to hard reset it or enter download mode, he/she will be requested to enter this pin. Ask the seller if he has set up the mcafee apk.
Thanks for all the help guys, was about to purchase an LG G3 and it seemed fine and I could do factory reset on recovery too but for some reason it would not enter download mode. What could be the reason of that. Do I need drivers before? I didn't buy it and told the seller I need to research this more. Can it be fixed. The phone was definitely not a replica if it was they made damn good copy with a pristine screen. For enterin download mode, I was keeping volume up button pressed then plugging in USB cable, but nothing happened. I tried like 10 times with 3 different cables.

Another G4 Bootloop thread

Woke up last saturday morning, grabbed my phone on the way outside and it was off, dead battery, went and grabbed the spare from the charger popped it in, and hello infinite boot loop death.
Ive tried the freezer trick, but waiting 15 mins for 63 apps to optimize each time is death.
I called LG spent 2 1/2 hours on hold, disconnected 3 times, and when I finally got a supervisor to speak with I had to convince them the boot loop was a known issue and they would call me back on Monday. Never got a call.
Following day went into Best Buy where I purchased the phone and it was 11 months old, 505, they advised me to go to Verizon, Walked over to the verizon store a few doors down and had a great customer service experience, they took everything I said for face value, offered to send me a 'Like New' replacement, got that phone 2 days later, started up, and its a bigger piece of **** than my boot loop brick. Wont stay on for more than 5 mins, sometimes it boot loops, other times it doesn't, locks up harder and faster than a frogs bhole ..
once again went back to Verizon, again amazing customer service, now on my 3rd LG G4 in the mail, 2nd Like New..
I am pretty done with G4 completely.. and I can't just upgrade because I'm on the ULD still.. so I'm going to try and press for my replacement credit if/when this phone fails again and try the BB trick again.
My question to XDA users is what VZW phone are you looking at after your G4? I really need something that can have the hotspot unlocked. the Galaxy S7 looks decent, but looks like boot loader unlock is not coming, and worse camera.
here is a highlight of my conversation with LG Supervisor that has made others laughed:
Me: Based on LG's faulty manufacturing and after this phonecall process bad customer retention, can you give me one reason to ever buy an LG product again... just one?
Supervisor: umm come on *my name* you know why
Me: no please, tell me, you have a poorly constructed phone, and you're arguing with customers over the fix, and now you're telling me there is nothing you can do to make me the customer happy so I purchase another LG product..
Supervisor: I understand, but, but, LG is... well because they're good.
Me: ahh yes good. what is good exactly the products or the customer service?
**dead air for about a min.**
El Genio Malvado said:
Woke up last saturday morning, grabbed my phone on the way outside and it was off, dead battery, went and grabbed the spare from the charger popped it in, and hello infinite boot loop death.
Ive tried the freezer trick, but waiting 15 mins for 63 apps to optimize each time is death.
I called LG spent 2 1/2 hours on hold, disconnected 3 times, and when I finally got a supervisor to speak with I had to convince them the boot loop was a known issue and they would call me back on Monday. Never got a call.
Following day went into Best Buy where I purchased the phone and it was 11 months old, 505, they advised me to go to Verizon, Walked over to the verizon store a few doors down and had a great customer service experience, they took everything I said for face value, offered to send me a 'Like New' replacement, got that phone 2 days later, started up, and its a bigger piece of **** than my boot loop brick. Wont stay on for more than 5 mins, sometimes it boot loops, other times it doesn't, locks up harder and faster than a frogs bhole ..
once again went back to Verizon, again amazing customer service, now on my 3rd LG G4 in the mail, 2nd Like New..
I am pretty done with G4 completely.. and I can't just upgrade because I'm on the ULD still.. so I'm going to try and press for my replacement credit if/when this phone fails again and try the BB trick again.
My question to XDA users is what VZW phone are you looking at after your G4? I really need something that can have the hotspot unlocked. the Galaxy S7 looks decent, but looks like boot loader unlock is not coming, and worse camera.
here is a highlight of my conversation with LG Supervisor that has made others laughed:
Me: Based on LG's faulty manufacturing and after this phonecall process bad customer retention, can you give me one reason to ever buy an LG product again... just one?
Supervisor: umm come on *my name* you know why
Me: no please, tell me, you have a poorly constructed phone, and you're arguing with customers over the fix, and now you're telling me there is nothing you can do to make me the customer happy so I purchase another LG product..
Supervisor: I understand, but, but, LG is... well because they're good.
Me: ahh yes good. what is good exactly the products or the customer service?
**dead air for about a min.**
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Oven fix to get all the data off worked on mine got the data off
http://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/help/diy-h815-usa-variant-hardware-boot-loop-t3311623
LG Replacement - All you do is call LG tell them what happened you'll file for a replacement claim ship the phone in they'll send you a new device easy that's what I did
astonmartin214 said:
Oven fix to get all the data off worked on mine got the data off
http://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/help/diy-h815-usa-variant-hardware-boot-loop-t3311623
LG Replacement - All you do is call LG tell them what happened you'll file for a replacement claim ship the phone in they'll send you a new device easy that's what I did
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Im worried that by doing that I'll void the warranty and LG won't accept my claim, i've also rooted the phone, and i've read negative feedback on that also.
El Genio Malvado said:
Im worried that by doing that I'll void the warranty and LG won't accept my claim, i've also rooted the phone, and i've read negative feedback on that also.
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NO they won't find out I did it all & got my phone replaced they want to keep there customers so they'll do whatever it takes to make the customer happy
My phone is a 510 build. Still rev 1.0. If I were looking right now for a phone on Verizon, it would be the S7 or the wait for the next Note or Nexus. If you were to not use Verizon anymore, which is what I'm contemplating, I would either get a Nexus or OnePlus Three.
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access adb with usb debugging on but dev options off
sooooooo.... i have a verizon g4 thats on 13b and rooted . i tried to edit a line in the build.prop file to allow ANY 2 apps to open at the same time and i did something wrong and now im stuck in a boot loop. i would normally just use lg root tool to reflash the rooted system img to my phone to fix this, thats not too big a deal. my real problem is i have usb debugging on but dev options off so usb debugging prob is too so adb will b useless if thats the case sooo i guess i just need to know if usb debug will work if dev options are off?
Neco Carmello said:
sooooooo.... i have a verizon g4 thats on 13b and rooted . i tried to edit a line in the build.prop file to allow ANY 2 apps to open at the same time and i did something wrong and now im stuck in a boot loop. i would normally just use lg root tool to reflash the rooted system img to my phone to fix this, thats not too big a deal. my real problem is i have usb debugging on but dev options off so usb debugging prob is too so adb will b useless if thats the case sooo i guess i just need to know if usb debug will work if dev options are off?
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Are you wanting to get data off of it or just reset it? Or are you wanting to just try to fix the build.prop? How far does your boot get (LG screen or Verizon)? Will it boot into download mode?
EDIT: I just turned on debug and turned off dev mode, and it automatically turns off debug. I couldn't connect to my phone via adb. The way that I escape from bootloops, at least when it makes it to the Verizon screen, is using LGUP in the same way the downgrade is done. I can't post links, but it is at this post: forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-g4/general/downgrade-mm-to-ll-lgup-t3322616

I have a sprint logo on my background.

I have a sprint logo on my background that stays all the time. How can I delete it?
Device : Note 10+
In what backgroud? Where to be precise?
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In what backgroud? Where to be precise?
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Screenshots: mega.nz/folder/HNIDlCYJ#X7sPDhCYEb-au-6ovDdMRA
It appears to be pinned at the center of the screen on every screen.
bijayrpoudel said:
Screenshots: mega.nz/folder/HNIDlCYJ#X7sPDhCYEb-au-6ovDdMRA
It appears to be pinned at the center of the screen on every screen.
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Welcome to XDA-Developers @bijayrpoudel!
Where/who did you get the phone (SPRINT/Samsung/retail outlet/etc...)?
Was the phone new when you bought it?
Was the logo present from day one?
What is the exact model number?
Can you grab a screenshot of the "About Phone" page?
Have you tried running the phone in safe mode & /or tried a factory reset (the latter preferably without restoring a backup, if applicable) ?
The more information you present, the better & sooner you may get more responses/solution.
bijayrpoudel said:
I have a sprint logo on my background that stays all the time. How can I delete it?
Device : Note 10+
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I almost want to say screen burn in or some sort of screen damage of some kind... Not 100% sure.
When and where did you get this phone?
If you got it recently then I suggest getting a warranty replacement. If warranty replacement isn't an option then try a factory data reset and see if that helps.
KOLIOSIS said:
Welcome to XDA-Developers @bijayrpoudel!
Where/who did you get the phone (SPRINT/Samsung/retail outlet/etc...)?
Was the phone new when you bought it?
Was the logo present from day one?
What is the exact model number?
Can you grab a screenshot of the "About Phone" page?
Have you tried running the phone in safe mode & /or tried a factory reset (the latter preferably without restoring a backup, if applicable) ?
The more information you present, the better & sooner you may get more responses/solution.
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Where/who did you get the phone (SPRINT/Samsung/retail outlet/etc...)?
=> Retail Outlet. The owner said the phone was paid off Sprint and it's unlocked for any carrier. It is unlocked, I am using Att Sim card. Everything works great except that bloatware logo from Sprint.
Was the phone new when you bought it?
==> It was open-box.
Was the logo present from day one?
=> Yes.
What is the exact model number?
=> SM-N975U
Can you grab a screenshot of the "About Phone" page?
=>Yes, I will update the MEGA folder with the picture. LINK : mega.nz/folder/HNIDlCYJ#X7sPDhCYEb-au-6ovDdMRA
Have you tried running the phone in safe mode & /or tried a factory reset (the latter preferably without restoring a backup, if applicable) ?
=> Yes, the logo appears on safe mode. I did factory reset as well. Still hasn't solved the issue
I tried deleting the Sprint bloatware apks using adb tools.
Thank You for your response.
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I almost want to say screen burn in or some sort of screen damage of some kind... Not 100% sure.
When and where did you get this phone?
If you got it recently then I suggest getting a warranty replacement. If warranty replacement isn't an option then try a factory data reset and see if that helps.
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==> Retails Seller. About a week ago.
==> Thank You.. I will Try to reach the warranty team.
bijayrpoudel said:
Where/who did you get the phone (SPRINT/Samsung/retail outlet/etc...)?
=> Retail Outlet. The owner said the phone was paid off Sprint and it's unlocked for any carrier. It is unlocked, I am using Att Sim card. Everything works great except that bloatware logo from Sprint.
Was the phone new when you bought it?
==> It was open-box.
Was the logo present from day one?
=> Yes.
What is the exact model number?
=> SM-N975U
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Whoever told you that this was an "open box" phone was making generous usage of the term.
As someone else mentioned, it sounds like it has screen burn-in, which suggests this was a demo/floor model, likely from day one of release, hence the screen burn-in.
I'd take it back to wherever you bought it from for a refund, if possible.
Just for the heck of it, there are apps that make claims to lessen the appearance of screen burn,(Screen Burn Fixer, just to name one) it's free & you have literally nothing to lose at this point.
Good luck.
I looked at the pictures you provided and that is definitely screen burn in.
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yeah the fact it doesn't show on the screen grab and only photos of the phone I would have to agree it is most likely screen burn in. as said above it's likely been a demo phone in a shop sitting with a sprint wallpaper on the screen for months leading it to burn the logo into the screen. I would look at returning it as if it has been a demo unit causing the screen burn in the fact it has also likely spent months plugged into the mains will have likely also degraded the battery considerably.
looking at the fact it likely is really bad burn in and likely an ex demo phone I would question the ethics of the store you purchased from as they likely sold you it knowing the phone was in poor condition, if nothing else I hope you got a really large discount on the phone as it has likely had more use than most of the phones out the wild, as the demo units are permanently plugged in and have the screens on for 8+ hours solid a day (assuming the store turns them off when closed) so a demo unit after a few months is probably in worse condition than a year old or more phone.
Belimawr said:
yeah the fact it doesn't show on the screen grab and only photos of the phone I would have to agree it is most likely screen burn in. as said above it's likely been a demo phone in a shop sitting with a sprint wallpaper on the screen for months leading it to burn the logo into the screen. I would look at returning it as if it has been a demo unit causing the screen burn in the fact it has also likely spent months plugged into the mains will have likely also degraded the battery considerably.
looking at the fact it likely is really bad burn in and likely an ex demo phone I would question the ethics of the store you purchased from as they likely sold you it knowing the phone was in poor condition, if nothing else I hope you got a really large discount on the phone as it has likely had more use than most of the phones out the wild, as the demo units are permanently plugged in and have the screens on for 8+ hours solid a day (assuming the store turns them off when closed) so a demo unit after a few months is probably in worse condition than a year old or more phone.
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Thanks Ya'll . Will reach the seller.

Question Pixel 6 refurbish check

I'd like to know is there any possibility to check if pixel 6 phone is repaired/refurbished?! I've bought p6 pro today but can't make fingerprint to work (FOTO in attachment). I saw that other people have same problems when phone turns off by self (battery goes to 0% and buy) but after hard restart everything works again...not in my case. Seller told me that his wife used telephone for just few days and decided to stay on iPhone, but I'm start to thinking that I'm scammed; under display on small plastics antenna line I see just a little scratch so I'd like to ask is there a chances that screen is replaced. All other looks like 100% new phone.
Sounds like it may have been opened. During factory assembly it's very unlikely for this to happen.
It may actually be a mark from a plastic pick used to disassemble it and not a scratch.
The display is replaced as are internal components from the front I believe.
blackhawk said:
Sounds like it may have been opened. During factory assembly it's very unlikely for this to happen.
It may actually be a mark from a plastic pick used to disassemble it and not a scratch.
The display is replaced as are internal components from the front I believe.
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Since the OP states that he bought the phone used, it's more likely that the person previously in charge of keeping the phone, damaged it/scratched it. Plastic is ridiculously easy to scratch, even a grain of sand in your pocket can be enough.
Proday said:
I'd like to know is there any possibility to check if pixel 6 phone is repaired/refurbished?! I've bought p6 pro today but can't make fingerprint to work (FOTO in attachment). I saw that other people have same problems when phone turns off by self (battery goes to 0% and buy) but after hard restart everything works again...not in my case. Seller told me that his wife used telephone for just few days and decided to stay on iPhone, but I'm start to thinking that I'm scammed; under display on small plastics antenna line I see just a little scratch so I'd like to ask is there a chances that screen is replaced. All other looks like 100% new phone.
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If the phone was properly cleaned and re-packaged and not damaged, there is no way for you to find out if you received a refurbished phone (phone that was sent back by the original customer without damage, return window or something). At least not from a "software" perspective. You as a perceptive human can always try to see if there is dust residue, fingerprint signs or anything "physical" like that on the phone/inside the package, but there is not much more than can help you to decide that (except asking Google, you could hit them up with the phone IMEI and tell them that you bought it used and want to know if it ever got officially repaired/replaced, but I have no idea if Google would even bother giving you a decent answer).
Concerning repair (phone being opened by a repair technician to fix stuff inside) - other than physical markers (prying a phone open can cause damage to the chassie), there is not much that you can find out about that. There is no way to get the specific part IDs with software and even if that was possible, it wouldn't help your cause since Google would only use genuine original parts to repair a phone.
Concerning the "plastic under display" part, I do not follow here. What plastic under display? The display is not transparent, you can't see the phones interior through it. Can you make a photo of your observation?
Proday said:
I'd like to know is there any possibility to check if pixel 6 phone is repaired/refurbished?! I've bought p6 pro today but can't make fingerprint to work (FOTO in attachment). I saw that other people have same problems when phone turns off by self (battery goes to 0% and buy) but after hard restart everything works again...not in my case. Seller told me that his wife used telephone for just few days and decided to stay on iPhone, but I'm start to thinking that I'm scammed; under display on small plastics antenna line I see just a little scratch so I'd like to ask is there a chances that screen is replaced. All other looks like 100% new phone.
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Most likely the battery died resulting in the FP Sensor getting disabled. A Factory reset and/or full flash to latest image should always be done when buying a phone (especially when it's used). This will fix your issue also (using the flash.android.com tool) along with the calibration tool at the bottom of this page: pixelrepair.withgoogle.com/carrier_selection -- 99% a factory reset/wipe, flashing to the lastest build and using the fingerprint calibration tool will fix your issue. If not, you can get a replacement by telling google you did all of these things and they'll send you a phone (usually an advanced RMA if you show you've done everything previously mentioned).
The "Flash Tool" will update your Pixel to the latest Android version, along with an option to "Wipe" the device (make sure to hit the edit pencil and pick "Wipe Device" & "flash all partitions" ; if its a VZW model, updating in Android System in settings and factory reset in Recovery will be good enough, along with the calibration tool): flash.android.com/back-to-public
If it was refurbished by Google, you can put your IMEI# in the official Pixel Repair link below, and it will tell you some information (for example if its Unlocked, "Pristine or Refurbished" etc - it's a pretty great way to find out some info about a pixel (didn't know about it until recently). If the screen was replaced by UbreakiFixit for example, it probably won't show up as refurbished. it has to go through Google to probably be changed in the system, but I am just speculating.
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https://store.google.com/repair
@Proday Can you return it? That would be the way I'd go initially. You got sold a phone that is defective hopefully it was through either ebay or Swappa with some guarantees.
At first, thank you all for helping.
@Alekos Last night i did install last (Dec) update with adb fastboot; found it here on xda (because google pull it back from servers) but as i sad, problem is still here/same. From some reason repairmypixel with google doesnt work; I put telephone in right mode, google chrome finds it, but when I start procedure it goes and goes and ~5min later Telefon restarts by self and Im getting disconnect error/try again msg. Ill try this link now to see what happens with imei, thanks one more time.
@bobby janow I've got a bill brom google store, but im going back in my country in a few day and don't have enough time to "play" with warranty procedures
Btw I've made a Foto of "under display scratch" the best I could; for me it is out of mind that someone opened display on anthena line but who knows
Proday said:
At first, thank you all for helping.
@Alekos Last night i did install last (Dec) update with adb fastboot; found it here on xda (because google pull it back from servers) but as i sad, problem is still here/same. From some reason repairmypixel with google doesnt work; I put telephone in right mode, google chrome finds it, but when I start procedure it goes and goes and ~5min later Telefon restarts by self and Im getting disconnect error/try again msg. Ill try this link now to see what happens with imei, thanks one more time.
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There are two separate things being talked about. @Alekos said to go to https://store.google.com/repair and you might find out if it was refurbished or not (not necessarily). Should look similar the the following once you enter your IMEI in the site:
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And then there is Official Google Pixel Update and Software Repair, which I suspect is what you're talking about didn't work for you, but please confirm. I know over the last two months, some others have occasionally checked Official Google Pixel Update and Software Repair and found that they hadn't updated it for the Pixel 6/Pro yet, so maybe that's still the case.
I've understand what he sad. Imei checked, results below...
And attach with pixelrepair that doesnt work (pop up blocker turned off)...
And I can try with Official Google Pixel Update and Software Repair, but I'm certain that it is the same as factory image installed with adb command, that I did (although I've put dec update not nov).
Proday said:
I've understand what he sad. Imei checked, results below...
And attach with pixelrepair that doesnt work (pop up blocker turned off)...
And I can try with Official Google Pixel Update and Software Repair, but I'm certain that it is the same as factory image installed with adb command, that I did (although I've put dec update not nov).
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Thanks, are you using the OEM USB-C cable? At least half a dozen users in this section didn't have success getting their Pixel 6 Pro working using the factory image zip, but Official Google Pixel Update and Software Repair got their phone restored to stock and fixed their issue. It really seems to have been a lifesaver for some.
Yeah, I'm a little bit experienced
I'm going through this Official Google Pixel Update and Software Repair, see results soon. And I'm thinking that I know where is problem with pixelrepair.withpixel...didn't kill adb command; this flash tool tould me that i have to do first becouse adb is already in use...can be sam problem.
Proday said:
Yeah, I'm a little bit experienced
I'm going through this Official Google Pixel Update and Software Repair, see results soon. And I'm thinking that I know where is problem with pixelrepair.withpixel...didn't kill adb command; this flash tool tould me that i have to do first becouse adb is already in use...can be sam problem.
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Ah! Hopefully, you'll have the solution soon.
So, I did all as @Alekos sad in another thread:
edit-- sorry, didn't realize you already posted separately. I commented to your post anyhow.
Did you figure this out yet? I would try wiping the phone, installing the latest build from the flash tool website (specifically this link: flash.android.com/back-to-public), on that page, edit the options for "Wipe" and "Flash all partitions". After it's done, run the Calibration tool (bottom of this page: pixelrepair.withgoogle.com/carrier_selection ) - this should work, if not my guess is there's a bigger issue.
Still same problem with fingerprint...now I'm certain that's the hardware problem; or screen is replaced or FP sensor is dead
Anyway, I want to thank you all 9ne more time, I've learned something new yesterday and today!!
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I'd like to know is there any possibility to check if pixel 6 phone is repaired/refurbished?! I've bought p6 pro today but can't make fingerprint to work (FOTO in attachment). I saw that other people have same problems when phone turns off by self (battery goes to 0% and buy) but after hard restart everything works again...not in my case. Seller told me that his wife used telephone for just few days and decided to stay on iPhone, but I'm start to thinking that I'm scammed; under display on small plastics antenna line I see just a little scratch so I'd like to ask is there a chances that screen is replaced. All other looks like 100% new phone.
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That message is so familiar to me and i'm frightening of it
For the last month I've been in possession of 3 (three!) p6p. The 1st one was received from my carrier and it burned out while updating to December software being only 2 weeks old, no sign of life, dead while charging etc.
Google shipped another one stating it is Pristine which means Like New condition. It came in a refurbished white box, much smaller than the original one and there was a tiny dent - almost like yours but located on top of the screen. What is the most important - I was getting that message "Enrollment was not complete..." Flashing at flash.android.com did not solve anything but was successful. Google support representative advised to get into safe mode, try to configure fingerprint again and it didn't work as well. Calibration tool was not offered as an option at all.
Now it's on the way back to google. The 3rd one I'm owning now is a new phone with no issues so far.
So my advice is to return your faulty phone to the seller if you are still able to. Getting a replacement from Google is tricky as you may get another pristine p6p with the same or other issues. Or you are lucky and you will get a good one but it's a lottery anyway. So it's up to you.
Good luck!
@asdor I was with seller right now, he brings me my money back...end of (sad) story There are still good people!

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