It’s new phone or refurb?
New, as per the listing.
(Please note: I don’t work for Woot, I just volunteer to help out here on the forums.)
Thermal management and efficiency are the primary problems associated with the Google Tensor G2 and G3 chips, often resulting in devices running uncomfortably hot during sustained tasks like gaming, video calls, or computational photography.
You might want to look them up…
Sadly do not recommend…
See that what we get when there are inexactnesses in the descrpition of all electronics. Is it “new” as never used, as if never unboxed. Because it is definitely not a “new” as it is a much older design.
If it has been used before - the it should really be called “refurbished”.
If it has never been used before - the it could be called “older model but unused”.
The you have those other definitions “Manuf. Refurbished”… but then no details as to the refurbishing details…