… Google’s own “Certified Refurbished Pixel Phones” program cannot compete with the pricing. This program does not offer devices above the 7 series as of June 2025 – giving you fewer options. …
… While search is great for showing issues that people are having across the app as a whole, the “device” filter was great for seeing if it was something specific to your device. …
… Once that period is up, it’s much harder to upgrade devices, and that’s only compounded by rising device prices. Users can update their devices by heading into the Settings menu and looking for the Software update page. …
… It’s a great platform, but you may have a very inconsistent experience, because pricing can vary wildly depending on the seller. Plus, devices may not meet quality control standards or descriptions. Retailers like Walmart and Best Buy have their own refurbished device deals. …
… Find Hub no longer asks for your fingerprint or PIN before opening to the Devices or People lists. …
… Notably, IKEA has been having some issues with Matter devices, but these should work in Google Home better than devices having more issues, such as the company’s buttons – we’ll follow up if we end up getting our hands on a unit. …
… Size was one of the biggest points of contention for a wearable that outperforms a lot of other devices in the same form. …
… If this were any other streamer, I would have at least flinched at the higher pricing. …
… There’s only so much control a brand like Motorola has over unstable component pricing, but if Motorola is going to leave its budget-friendly status behind and opt for devices pushing towards $2,000, it needs to back these prices up with a serious commitment to frequent, timely, and extended softwa… …
… While companies like Google have fully fixed issues with camera bumps forcing devices to rock back and forth on flat surfaces, Samsung’s device are more wobbly than ever. …