Google Pixel 2 64GB
Google Pixel 2 is a 5.0-inch smartphone that sports a lot of Google technologies. The second generation Pixel also includes the larger Pixel 2 XL phone.
A Smarter Smartphone
The Pixel 2 brings a lot of intelligence to the smartphone market, including stepped-up Augmented Reality.
Google Assistant Has The Edge
More smartness in the form of Active Edge - simply squeeze the lower half of the Pixel 2 to launch Google Assistant. Use voice command on Google Assistant for hands-free operation, and enjoy a host of other features that will help you find a good restaurant, bring you the news, act as a virtual travel agent, fire up your Netflix and so much more.
One Of The World's Best Cameras?
Going by the positive reviews from tech experts, the answer could well be yes! Cameras are hugely important features in any smartphone, and the 12.2-megapixel sensor in the Pixel 2, combined with Google's image processing is said to be producing some wonderful results. Meanwhile, optical image stabilisation gives you steadier footage when you want to shoot video.
Short Charge, Long Life
Battery life is a vital factor, especially as we demand more from our smartphones. The Pixel 2 promises a 15-minute charge to supply 7-hours of battery life.
A newer model Google Pixel 3 64GB was released in July 2018.
Reviews
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Google Pixel 2 Review
The Pixel 2 is a brilliantly fast, compact smartphone with a stunning camera.- Blazing fast speed
- Great software experience
- fast updates
- Excellent camera
- IP67 water-resistant
- Compact
- colorful screen
- No headphone jack
- Average battery life
- Chunky edges around screen
- dated design
In case you skipped right to the conclusion, here's what you need to know. There aren't a ton of things that separate the Pixel 2 from the Pixel 2 XL, so the model you choose will most likely depend on whether you want a big or small screen.
- Best-in-class camera All-day battery life IP67 certified Loud and clear front-facing speakers Easy-to-use and practical Android experience Fluid
- quick performance Google is finally good at designing smartphones 64 GB of base storage Active Edge is very useful
- The Pixel 2 feels like the lesser option due to large bezels Pixel 2 XL's display feels like a step down from the Pixel XL's No headphone jack No USB Type-C headphones in the box High price tag While useful
- Active Edge should have more features
Google Pixel 2 review: Clean, speedy Android in a minimal can
Last year, for the first time, Made by Google phones hit store shelves with a fresh look and new name to replace the aging Nexus. While Nexus represented pure Android for the nerds, Pixel was about making something truly great for everyone. And it was.- Polished
- speedy performance
- clean software and great front and back cameras
- Screen isn't as vibrant as competitors
- ActiveEdge is a pain to use
- lack of bezel free display is confusing
Always-on display The Google Pixel 2 has an Always-on display and this lets you see if there are notifications, without even touching the phone. You can also authorise the Always-on display to listen in the background and then automatically show the artist and song title of any music that is played...
Google Pixel 2 smartphone review
The Pixel 2 is a great phone with excellent hardware and performance, a relatively boring design, respectable (but not amazing) battery life, and the best camera available in a smartphone today (if you don't need dual cameras).
Google Pixel 2 review
Google hits back at Apple and Samsung with a second-generation Pixel phone that excels in software and photography
Google's Pixel phones are among the very few Android handsets out there to offer a clean, unfettered version of the OS, packed inside some premium hardware. You might not get much in the way of frills, yet the Pixel is a well-constructed smartphone that delivers dependable performance and solid...
- Solid camera tech
- Sharp screen with deep blacks
- Strong performance
Google Pixel 2 review review
- Takes amazing photos
- Really fast
- Packed with clever software touches
- Design feels dated
- Screen isn’t quite flagship-worthy
- Stingy with storage
Google Pixel 2: The Gizmodo Review
When Google released the Pixel last year, it was taking a stand. No longer would Google hardware be tainted with the brands and logos of other companies, even if behind the scenes, Google still needed help from those same companies to actually build its phones.
Review: Google's Pixel 2 phone is the smart (and safe) choice for biz
So should you buy one? As reviewed, the Pixel 2 XL with 64GB of storage on the Verizon network costs $849. The smaller Pixel 2 costs $649, and boosting memory to 128GB adds $100 to either phone.- Easy to handle and use
- fast Android feature and security updates
- Now Playing music recognition
- Google Assistant is fast and accurate
- Limited camera functionality
- not as sexy as its competition