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This open box Pixel 10 Pro XL stands out for near new condition at a steep discount, especially when the unit can be inspected in store or at pickup. The phone uses eSIM, and some units may need setup or carrier activation steps, including checking unlock and bootloader settings. Restocking fees are a recurring concern on open box returns, with checkout warnings and fee disputes reported, though in store inspection can help avoid surprises. A practical pick if you want flagship hardware and can verify the exact unit before leaving.
T-Mobile users who can handle eSIM setup, because the phone uses eSIM and may arrive with a test eSIM that needs removal.
A $45 restocking fee can apply to open-box returns, including unlocked devices if they can be activated. The fee may be waived in some cases, but it can also show up during checkout and may require asking a manager to remove it.
Yes, pickup and in-store inspection are recommended so you can check the exact unit before purchase. One buyer opened two Excellent-condition units at the store and chose the cleaner one, which was nearly new.
What's up with all these sudden Open Box Pixel "deals " This is not even a good deal Anyway for a return most likely ..I don't care what the amateurs at Geek Squad claim is the condition
Ppl buy and return, subpar products and few years behind.
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I got one in IL, got open-box good condition for $569 + tax.
Ensured to open-box in store, removed the ESIM for T-Mobile which showed up. They said it may be added as part of testing in geek squad. Double checked in developer options that it allows to unlock bootloader.
just in case, it helps - open box unlocked devices wont have $45 restocking. Restocking fee applies for items which are to-be activated on carriers.
I got one in IL, got open-box good condition for $569 + tax.Ensured to open-box in store, removed the ESIM for T-Mobile which showed up. They said it may be added as part of testing in geek squad. Double checked in developer options that it allows to unlock bootloader.just in case, it helps - open box unlocked devices wont have $45 restocking. Restocking fee applies for items which are to-be activated on carriers.
I had to argue with a manager to get the restocking fee removed on an open box return.
I got one in IL, got open-box good condition for $569 + tax.Ensured to open-box in store, removed the ESIM for T-Mobile which showed up. They said it may be added as part of testing in geek squad. Double checked in developer options that it allows to unlock bootloader.just in case, it helps - open box unlocked devices wont have $45 restocking. Restocking fee applies for items which are to-be activated on carriers.
Well it gave me a restock fee warning during the checkout process.
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This open box Pixel 10 Pro XL stands out for near new condition at a steep discount, especially when the unit can be inspected in store or at pickup. The phone uses eSIM, and some units may need setup or carrier activation steps, including checking unlock and bootloader settings. Restocking fees are a recurring concern on open box returns, with checkout warnings and fee disputes reported, though in store inspection can help avoid surprises. A practical pick if you want flagship hardware and can verify the exact unit before leaving.
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A $45 restocking fee can apply to open-box returns, including unlocked devices if they can be activated. The fee may be waived in some cases, but it can also show up during checkout and may require asking a manager to remove it.
Yes, it uses eSIM, so there is no physical SIM tray to swap. That can make setup more annoying if you prefer moving a SIM card between phones.
Yes, pickup and in-store inspection are recommended so you can check the exact unit before purchase. One buyer opened two Excellent-condition units at the store and chose the cleaner one, which was nearly new.
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This is not even a good deal Anyway for a return most likely ..I don't care what the amateurs at Geek Squad claim is the condition
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Ensured to open-box in store, removed the ESIM for T-Mobile which showed up. They said it may be added as part of testing in geek squad. Double checked in developer options that it allows to unlock bootloader.
just in case, it helps - open box unlocked devices wont have $45 restocking. Restocking fee applies for items which are to-be activated on carriers.
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