Google Pixel 3 128GB
A newer model Google Pixel 4 128GB was released in October 2019.
Manufacturer: Google
$324.00 - $486.08
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6 years ago
Google Pixel 3 review
The Pixel 3 is an uncomplicatedly brilliant phone. Tweaks such as the design might seem small but we like the new glass rear cover with its soft matt finish which in turn brings wireless charging. It does everything very well without unnecessary fanfare. Now at a lower price, it's a great bargain if you don't want to spend extra on the Pixel 4's new camera and gestures.
6 years ago
Unlocked Version Using on Verizon
After 7 Months of use, the Phones battery life last well enough to last 10 hours of heavy use, 24 or more with regular use. Camera is fast enough to catch 99% of important moments. Has just the right amount of features to ensure a great shot 9 out 10 times.
Pros:
- Great design and Size
- Battery is Good
- Pics are really good
- Call quality (Verizon) is Great
Cons:
- Outdoor Display Brightness could be better
7 years ago
Google Pixel 3 review: The best Android phone of 2018
The Pixel 3's truly exceptional cameras and AI-powered call screening give it an edge on the other great phones in 2018's crowded winners' circle. During its annual developers conference this year, Google announced the Pixel 3A and Pixel 3A XL -- two budget phones that kick off the company's new endeavor to make cheaper, more affordable phones. The devices are essentially reworked versions of the Pixel 3 and the larger 3 XL, which originally debuted in October 2018.
Pros:
- The Pixel 3 takes brilliant photos, even in super low-light, with its single rear lens and it can capture wider selfie photos. It's water resistant, has wireless charging and it can screen unwanted calls.
Cons:
- The phone doesn't have expandable memory or a headphone jack. The shot-to-shot camera delay can be sluggish in certain modes.
7 years ago
Google Pixel 3 Review: The Best Android Meets the Best Camera
The Pixel 3 is the ultimate expression of Android and proof that AI done right can make your life easier.
Pros:
- Excellent performance
- Quality OLED display
- Top-tier cameras
- Charming design
- Call Screen is a godsend
Cons:
- A bit expensive
- Bezels could be slimmer
7 years ago
Business Machine with a Great Camera
Video and pictures at the Chicago Auto Show - incredible. Use the Pixel 3XL all day at the office. Keyboard is spot on for multiple text messages and emails a day. Call quality terrific. Apps, including, Microsoft office - flawless. Total productivity with a fast and smooth interface.
7 years ago
Google Pixel 3 Review
Google's third attempt at a Pixel phone is its most successful yet. The Google Pixel 3 is an excellent device with a nice display, truly stunning camera (now with the incredible Night Sight feature) and the best version of the Android software.
Pros:
- Great haptics
- Google's Android is the best Android
- Much-improved design
- Breathtaking camera both on the front and back
- Fast wireless charging and clever Pixel Stand (even if it's not included
Cons:
- No form of facial unlocking
- Can scratch easily
7 years ago
Google Pixel 3 Camera Review
The Google Pixel 3 smartphone is often acclaimed as "the best phone camera" thanks to its near-legendary software stack. Legend or reality, our Image Quality (IQ) analysis will shed more light into real-world camera performance.Learn more: what is our Camera IQ score
7 years ago
Google Pixel 3 review
Update: Our Google Pixel 3 review includes Night Sight camera mode testing. It brightens low-light photos without the need for a flash and makes this already-fantastic phone even better. Hung up on price We also added details about the Google Pixel 3 Lite below.
Pros:
- Google's great camera got better
- Much improved 5.5-inch OLED screen
- Great one-hand-friendly size
Cons:
- Weaker battery life on the small phone
- Rather muted colors this year
- 4GB of RAM when others do 6GB
7 years ago
Great phone but take 128GB
Its amazing phone but if you consider to buy it then go with 128GB version. It doesnt have slot for additional microSD card.
7 years ago
About four weeks ago, I sold my first-generation Google Pixel after two years of extensive use and switched to the new Pixel 3. And the one question which refuses to leave my Twitter mentions or private conversations is well, " But why ".
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