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How much?

Orlandu wrote:

Was thinking $225 shipped. Includes the original box and the higher end phone case that's on it.

(Standard shipping)

If you want specific shipping or insurance just will have to pay the difference. I feel that's a pretty solid and discounted price given that it's barely a month used and in excellent condition.

Updated with price drop.

This is a great phone and is the one that my wife and I use. Great photos. Would recommend.

Last bump. $210 OBO.

Great price. I wish the 6A had a headphone jack. I think I'd buy yours if it did. It's a shame that they removed the headphone jack. Why change something good? I wonder if Google is planning on releasing their version of air pods, so therefore pushing for no option to use wired headphones with their phones.

nonamesleft wrote:

Yeah, I was a little disappointed by that. I know wireless buds are the new way to listen but I still prefer wired. They do sell a super cheap adapter for like $5 that plugs into the C port that makes it aux port to plug in headphone.

Rollobobo wrote:
I did see those adapters, but then I always need to have that near the phone, and can't charge the phone and listen to something with headphones at the same time. Kind of a deal breaker for me, the removal of the jack. In my opinion, this is a "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" situation. I'd rather a slightly bulkier phone that has a headphone jack than a slimmer phone with no jack.

Thanks for mentioning the adapter though.

So, I thought the same thing before I got mine, but now don't even think about it. I have the Google Buds and they work great. Heck, I can even RUN with them in and I always thought that wouldn't work and they'd pop out or something. Not at all.

Once in a great while, I'll connect some actual headphones to my tablet -- and need an adapter for that. I just keep the adapter with the headphones and it isn't a problem.

But, again, mostly I just use the buds and they are great. The phone Bluetooth-links to my car and such also -- so no need for a cord there either.

I thought I'd miss the headphone jack but now it seems like a non-issue.

John wrote:
Wait a minute, there is something called Google Buds? I wrote previously that perhaps Google was designing their own version of air pods, and were therefore pushing to sell them by removing the headphone jack. (Which might still be the case).

I had no idea that Google Buds were a thing.

nonamesleft wrote:

Yup. Google Buds are a thing and relatively cheap. Now, come buy my phone. Haha.

Rollobobo wrote:
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It's a little difficult not to.

I got mine free in a deal with I bought my phone. They are just the cheaper Google Buds, but they seem/sound great to me. They have a better/Pro version and such that I think has active noise cancelling, but I'm surprisingly happy with the cheaper ones that I have.

And this is my first time using any sort of rechargeable bud like this. So it was new tech to me. I get that others have been using Apple ones forever and such, but, for me, I've been really impressed with the tech. Like the rechargeable case that also charges the buds, for example. Great idea! I just hadn't used any before, so I didn't know that was how it worked.

Bump. Still available.

I've been torn on this, still love my now old LG G8, but recently it started to show signs of running slowly. A Pixel is what if go to next as I don't care for Samsung phones. But I've been spending $$ like crazy on some other stuff...

Rollobobo wrote:

PM Sent

Is this still available

As of now it's still available.