Android as Google intended; Natural-looking camera processing; Fab selfies;
Giganto-notch is distracting; Camera beaten by rivals in some situations;
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.
Manufacturer: Google
Android as Google intended; Natural-looking camera processing; Fab selfies;
Giganto-notch is distracting; Camera beaten by rivals in some situations;
The hounding influx of new smartphones, slipping into the market every other day, can be tiring but there are select smartphones that cut through this noise and still manage to keep you raring and interested.
Scratch-resistant glass design; IP68 rating; Striking display rated among best by DisplayMate; Mind-blowing and unbeatable camera; Wide-angle selfies; AR characters and Google Lens built into the camera app; Front-facing stereo speakers; Wireless charging and Pixel Stand support; MIMO Wi-Fi
Lacking RAM; 4K video capped to 30fps; Poor notch optimization in YouTube; Disabling the Notch is unnecessarily complicated; Inability to disable navigation gestures
Google’s notch-faced flagship is holds its own, but only just
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
A device is more than the sum of its parts. In the three years since Google first introduced the Pixel series of smartphones, it has consistently proved that plain and simple hardware specs do not matter as much as Google's OEM partners would have you believe.
The Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL were unveiled a week ago in Google's third attempt at establishing itself as a serious player in the premium smartphone segment. There really weren't many surprises to be had on the hardware front, as all the leaks and rumours we'd seen in the months leading up to the...
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
Google has announced the latest models in its Pixel range of smartphones: the
The Google Pixel 3 can shoot incredible photos and videos, plus they leverage some pretty amazing AI and machine learning feature. Some of them you'll use. Some you won't.
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
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