A review of the Google Pixel 2 XL, a flagship Android phone that wants to take on the iPhone X and Galaxy S8.

Full screen design The Google Pixel 2 XL has that new and highly desirable full screen design. The Pixel 2 doesn't feature this, so this is one of the main reasons that consumers will want the Pixel 2 XL over its smaller cousin.

Amazing camera; super-fast; stock Android software; Google Assistant is consistently useful; unobtrusive

Expensive; no headphone jack; Pixel 2 looks dated; Pixel XL 2 POLED display not as good as OLED

You'll want the Google Pixel 2 XL if you're looking for the purest, most elegant Android experience possible in a 6-inch phone. You'll want the Pixel 2 XL if you're looking for a stunning display with an 18:9 aspect ratio, amazing portrait photography, and a ton of surprise-and-delight features made...

The Pixel 2 XL is arguably the Google phone Android fans have been waiting for since the debut of its predecessor, the Pixel XL, some twelve months ago. Amid a strong lineup of Android handsets this year, such as Samsung's Galaxy S8, the Pixel 2 XL is available for pre-order from today (20 October...

Swapping over from Apple iOS I was a little hesitant... However I should have made the move sooner.. Absolutely love these aspects with the new ecosystem. - personalisation -battery life awesome -best camera EVER on a smartphone - never run out of storage with Google photos - Crazy fast charging -...

Whether it was through the beloved Nexus line-up or last year's Pixel and Pixel XL, Google branded smartphones have always been looked forward to. The Pixel duo from 2016 changed a lot for Google's flagship smartphone range, making it more Google and less manufacturer-influenced.

Google's Nexus devices gave Android fans the experience of a stock UI, at a time when manufacturers and carriers were forcing heavy custom skins and bloatware onto the devices they sold. The Nexus phones found their share of fans by striking a good balance between price and performance.

Amazing camera, amazing software experience and 3 years software updates from Google makes it the best smartphone. Got It on time as mentioned.

Long ago in a Galaxy far far away… oh forget them Last Jedi feels, actually not THAT long ago and in this very galaxy, Nokia had launched a device called the Lumia 1020. It boasted some very good hardware and software (Windows Phone was silky smooth, remember?) and had a distinct design.

Very good camera; Very good hardware; Battery life; Distinct Design

Slightly washed out display; Penchant for inconsistent lagging; Price tag