Google Pixel 4 64GB
A newer model Google Pixel 5 5G 8GB 128GB was released in October 2020.
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Google Pixel 4 review: A great camera isn’t enough to justify the high price
The Pixel 4 has one of the best cameras around, but it's expensive given its limited amount of storage. If you want more storage and a comparable camera, consider the OnePlus 7T or Galaxy S10, or the Pixel 3, which is only $500 right now. Update, Aug. 7, 2020: Google has discontinued the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL phones. This follows the launch of the Pixel 4A, which we have reviewed. Original story follows.- The Pixel 4's dual rear cameras take brilliant photos and its display's high refresh rate makes navigating silky smooth
- The phone will get prompt software updates and its face unlock works really fast.
- The phone doesn't come with earbuds
- it has no expandable storage option and its battery life is mediocre.
Google Pixel 4 Review (Review Google Pixel 4)
The Google Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL offer powerful hardware, innovative software that actually makes your life easier, and the best cameras you'll find on a flagship phone line.- Attractive design., 90Hz display., Class-leading cameras., Live Caption and Recorder are excellent accessibility additions.
- Not enough storage options., Battery life could be better.
Google Pixel 4 Review: no longer at the smartphone forefront
We find it hard to include the Google Pixel 4 among the ranks of other high-end smartphones. It is m... Short-winded. The Pixel 4 features almost no real updates save for a touchless gesture control feature and a 90 Hz panel. Otherwise, the device can be considered mostly a facelift. Unfortunately, it no longer features a fingerprint reader and the battery has decreased in capacity. Let's find out whether this new recipe actually works.- well built
- balanced speakers
- updates available for a long time
- great dual camera setup
- color-accurate 90 Hz display...
- ...lacking display brightness boost
- no Wi-Fi 6
- meager storage capacity without expandability options
- poor battery life
- poor screen-to-body ratio
Google Pixel 4 Review
Featuring an excellent camera and a completely clean Android 10 install, Google's Pixel 4 is an excellent phone that matches – if not beats – key competitors in a number of areas. It’s not the prettiest phone around, and for the money you can get phones with better hardware, like the OnePlus 7T. But Google’s imaging wizardry and clean software more than make up for this. However, its battery life is way shorter than most competing handsets.- Compact design
- Excellent camera
- Clean Android 10 install
- Below average battery life
Google Pixel 4 review: I didn't expect to love it so much
I didn't expect to love it so much
Awesome phone - fast, slick interface, amazing camera and stable
I am a Android long timer and have used a number of previous Google phones from the G1 to the P3. I upgraded to the P4 right at launch and have been delighted with the new phone. It is a great looking phone with a very user friendly interface (even attested to by my wife who has been on iOS) and I...
The Google Pixel 4 isn't getting monthly Android updates on time and that's a problem
Google Pixel 4 (64GB, Orange) AU - Pristine review
This isn’t the best flagship you can get, or even the best value, but it’s in the conversation, and offers some things that few other phones do.- Good 90Hz screen, Pure, up to date Android, Great camera
- Weak battery, Big bezel, No fingerprint scanner
Google Pixel 4 review: the best Pixel yet might not be good enough
The Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL are Google's flagship phones for 2019, and we've been testing out the smaller 5.7-inch model over the past week – read on to get our thoughts on all the new features, including that extra telephoto lens, and a super-fast face unlock system.- Another amazing camera
- Some cool AI tricks
- Face Unlock works really well
- Battery life is average
- Design is a little ho-hum
- Better specs out there
- Missing unlimited photo storage
Google Pixel 4
Google Pixel 4 is the latest smart phone from Google. The device is also the direct successor of the Pixel 3 launched back in October 2018. It comes with varying improvements over the predecessor, including the use of a little larger display panel, and even a dual rear camera sensors which is the...