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.
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Google Pixel 3 XL is currently Google's top Android smartphone of the year 2018 and it features the all-new Android 9.0 Pie out-of-the-box. Aside from the new Android software, the phone offers a camera that's almost unbeatable in its class, dual selfie cameras, a new glass design with wireless...
- Sleek & Light Weight Design | Matte Glass Back | Solid Build Quality
- Pure Android | Smooth UX | Faster Android Updates
- Ming-Boggling Camera Performance | Wide-Angle Selfies
- Unlimited Google Photos Storage (~3 Years
- Crisp & Bright OLED Display
- Top-Notch Performance (Snapdragon 845
- Playground Is...
- No 4K at 60fps
- No Dual SIM Option
- No microSD Support
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
The Google Pixel 3 XL is the big-screen, best-camera phone combination of 2018, a one-two punch when it comes to offering an expansive, color-rich display and photos your friends won't believe came from a smartphone.- Best camera phone we've tested
- Problem-free 6.3-inch OLED display
- Solid battery life vs smaller Pixel 3
- The notch cut out is hard to ignore
- Not one-hand friendly as Pixel 3
- More expensive
- like all 2018 phones
The Google Pixel range has always been for Android purists – those who want Google's operating system without the customisation and bloat provided by most manufacturers.
- Top-quality camera
- Lots of power
- Pure Android with speedy updates
- Sub-par battery
- Big bezels
- Screen could be sharper
Google Pixel 3 XL review
The Pixel 3 XL is a great smartphone, but unlike last year’s XL offering, it isn’t necessarily the best Google phone – the smaller, cheaper Pixel 3 is in many ways a better phone.- Pros: super smooth and fluid performance, great screen, squeezable sides, Android 9 Pie and 3 years of updates, water resistant, fantastic camera, wireless charging
- Cons: massive notch, no expandable storage or removable battery, no headphone jack, no face recognition, quite big and slippery
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 XL review: Ghost in the machine
The Pixel 3 XL will sate your hunger for a clean and modern smartphone experience with solid hardware, exceptional software and little fat to speak of. 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 3XL review: The search for the best camera phone ends here
The Google Pixel 3XL is all about improvements. Not on the hardware side though. It could come as a disappointment that for a smartphone that begins at Rs 83,000, it is unfortunately not as flagship-looking as others. Adding to it is how easily it can get scratched.
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
Google Pixel 3 Review: Picture greatness
It's a testament to just how high expectations are for the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL that, even after months of the Google phones leaking, interest in them remains high. Now, the pair of Android 9 Pie handsets are finally headed to shelves, promising the cutting-edge in Google's computational...- Camera technology leads the pack
- Elegant
- tactile glass & metal design
- Wireless charging is a welcome addition
- OLED screens look great
- Pixel 3 XL notch is divisive
- More expensive than last year's Google phones
- Still no headphone jack