Google Pixel 3 128GB
A newer model Google Pixel 4 128GB was released in October 2019.
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Google Pixel 3 and 3 XL review: the best camera gets a better phone
When Google hardware chief Rick Osterloh introduced the Pixel 3 last week, he didn't utter the word "Android" a single time. The Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL are Google phones. They swim in a sea of Google data and promise to use Google's machine learning to make everything better: photos, annoying spam...- Larger
- better screen
- Beautiful design
- Excellent camera and wide angle selfie cam
- Radically improved screen
- Loud
- clear front-facing speakers
- Excellent camera and wide angle selfie cam
- Largish top and bottom bezels
- Easily scratched rear finish
- Limited availability from US carriers and internationally
- Doofy notch
- Easily scratched rear finish
- Limited availability from US carriers and internationally
Google Pixel 3 review: Brains over brawn
The Pixel 3 doesn't stand out in any specific areas - and lags behind in one or two - but what it does do is bring together all of its functions to form a whole that feels genuinely smart, deploying clever AI and software tweaks to create something that's genuinely useful.- Outstanding camera
- Incredibly smart AI features
- Gorgeous design
- Disappointing battery life
- Not the fastest
The Google and Pixel 3 XL are strong follow-ups to last year's . Upon Google's initial announcement, the specifications and features of these phones didn't seem terribly impressive, in light of competing flagships based on the same Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor.
- Great Design
- Awesome Camera
- Strong Performance
- Clean
- Android Pie
- No Expandable Storage
- Big Notch On The XL
- New Navigation Elements May Take Getting Used To
Perhaps ironically, software has always been the central conceit to what Google has offered with the first two generations of Pixel hardware. Try as you might, there's no shying away from this fact. Sure, the hardware is solid and delightfully minimalist but it's nothing unique.
- Incredible photography
- Slick software
- Kinda boring hardware
- Less battery life than the competition
Google Pixel 3 review: The best camera smartphone of 2018
Google Pixel 3 review: The Pixel 3 is the right phone for geeks and early adopters, but it's still not ready to be a mass premium seller like the iPhone XS and Galaxy S9.
Google Pixel 3 XL Review
Google's Pixel 3 XL has speed, fantastic software, an excellent camera, and unrivaled A.I. features you can't find anywhere else.- Excellent camera, Fluid software, useful A.I
- features, Fast performance, Fingerprint-free rear glass design, Great screen, speakers
- Mediocre battery life
- The notch is really
- really ugly
- Photos can sometimes look too saturated
Google Pixel 3 XL review: Google's latest flagship excels at photos and software
For the third year in a row, Google has released its own-brand smartphone under the PIxel label, in a choice of two sizes, to try and put into physical form its vision of what a mobile phone should be – a direct, Google-ified, Android rival to the iPhone .- Google aces the camera again
- Screen is big and beautiful
- Pixel Android and speedy updates
- Did you notice that notch
- Battery life is unspectacular
- No in-screen fingerprint reader
Google Pixel 3 XL review
It may not be a step change in performance, but this is an excellent Android phone nonetheless- The best Android experience
- Excellent OLED screen
- Superb camera
- Average audio quality
- No 3.5mm jack
Google Pixel 3 review: the little one shows how it's done
The Google Pixel 3 is one of only a few Android smartphones to offer top hardware in a handy format. But the star of the show should also be the software this year, to set the phone apart from the competition. Whether the combination succeeds or not is something we reveal in our review.- Handy format
- Very good camera
- Loud front speakers
- Pure Android
- Average battery life
- Problems with RAM management
- No microSD slot or headphone jack
Google Pixel 3 XL
Google is back with its third-generation smartphone and the larger of the two siblings packs a modest specification set, but what it lacks in hardware, it makes up for in software- Superior camera performance
- Impressive battery life
- Premium design and finish
- Single rear camera can be limiting
- No HDR10 or Dolby Vision
- Notch is big and ugly