Google Pixel 3 XL 64GB
Pixel 3 XL is a wide 6.3-inch smartphone that runs the Android Pie OS. It's the larger sibling to the more compact Google Pixel 3.
A newer model Google Pixel 4 XL 64GB was released in October 2019.
Reviews
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I used the Pixel 2 XL for most of 2018. Even if it wasn’t my main phone, I always had it as a back up in case there was something I needed to snap a picture of. After the in October, I was more excited for the Pixel 3 XL software, than the hardware.- Operates nicely, no lag., Camera takes incredible pictures, Great features such as Call Screen, Night Sight, and Google Lens
- Battery life could be better, Phone is simple looking, No expansion slot / headphone jack, Retail price is high (look for promos)
Google Pixel 3 XL review: Greatness with a hideous notch
Google announced the third generation of its Pixel phones last week , once again with regular- and XL-sized variants. I was given the Pixel 3 XL to review, and I absolutely love it... except for the hideous notch.
Google Pixel 3 XL
It's one of our favorite phones of the year, but the Pixel 3 XL isn't what we usually see from big-screen phones. For instance, it costs less than $1,000 (more specifically, $899, £869 and AU$1,349), and it has only one rear camera lens.- The Pixel 3 XL has a top-of-the-line camera that includes an enhanced low-light feature and it can now take wider selfie shots
- It's water resistant, has wireless charging and its Google Assistant has convenient new skills such as call screening
- The phone's onscreen notch is taller than other phones'
- It doesn't have expandable memory or a headphone jack
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.- Excellent performance
- Quality OLED display
- Top-tier cameras
- Charming design
- Call Screen is a godsend
- A bit expensive
- Bezels could be slimmer
Google Pixel 3 XL review
After spending a few weeks with the Google Pixel 3 XL, we’re at a bit of a crossroads. We like it a lot, but there are reasons we wouldn’t choose to use it as our main phone. On the one hand, it’s a beautiful handset with solid design, excellent performance, and one of the best portrait cameras...- Double glass design feels great in the hands, Screen feels excellent, Great performance, Single-lens portrait mode is still one of the best in the business, and better than Apple's, Selfie camera is truly exceptional, A hint of water resistance, Finally supports wireless charging
- Battery life is relatively underwhelming for a flagship phone, Only available in 64 and 128GB storage
- this should be 128 or 256GB for a flagship phone in 2018, No expandable memory, Needs something special to make it really stand out
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 XL: Brilliant but Google is treading water
If there's one thing I wanted from the Google Pixel 3 XL, it's that it didn't make a repeat of last year. The Pixel 2 XL was an otherwise cracking phone but its flawed display held it back from greatness.- Fabulous camera
- Superb performance
- Android Pie goodness
- Mediocre battery life
- No secondary rear camera
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
Google Pixel 3 XL review
The Google Pixel 3 XL’s biggest departure from last year’s model is the feel of the software. And, well, you’ll get that with the 2 XL anyway. However, we also get a better screen, all-glass design and a great new selfie array, also to blame for that whacking great big notch in the display. This phone takes some of the most natural daylight shots with its rear camera too. However, the lack of extra tech does start to show in its zoomed photos and when you shoot in very dark conditions. The Pixel 3 XL is not a grand step on from the 2 XL. But it’s a top showcase for what Google’s software engineers are up to.- Android as Google intended
- Natural-looking camera processing
- Fab selfies
- Giganto-notch is distracting
- Camera beaten by rivals in some situations