Google Pixel 4 XL 64GB
Google Pixel 4 XL is a 6.3-inch smartphone running on the Android 10 operating system. It's the larger sibling of the standard Pixel 4 model. It's powered by an octa-core Snapdragon 855 processor, which has access to 6GB of RAM memory.
The phone comes in the colours black, white and orange.
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Google Pixel 4 XL review
Last year I told you about a Pixel 5 and if the advertising is correct the Pixel 6 is available so why should I now get the look at the Pixel4XL. On the face of it a phone launched at least two years ago would be well past its sell by date.
Google Pixel 4 XL review
For the past few years, I've looked forward to Google announcing its latest Pixel phone. I've enjoyed and easily recommended every Pixel phone Google has released. It's been one of my favorite devices released every year, and even with months of leaks that revealed nearly everything there is to know...- Impressive camera, Pure Android with regular updates, Wider carrier availability
- Poor battery life, 64GB of base storage, $899 starting price point
Google Pixel 4 XL Review: A hard sell
With the big uplift in excellent camera phones at varying prices this year, it's no longer good enough for Google to simply have an "okay" phone with an "amazing" camera. And Google knows it. With the Pixel 4 XL, Google takes many more risks.- Excellent camera for photos
- Grippy body is a nice change from the usual
- highly polished flagships
- Smooth Display is a significant upgrade
- Great software
- Disappointing battery life
- Lack of ultra-wide camera is a shame
- Motion Sense features are currently limited
- Storage options only up to 128GB
Google Pixel 4 XL review: Half great, half-baked
If you absolutely need to have the newest Android features and want to be on the Pixel's bleeding edge, by all means go buy a Pixel 4 XL.- Cool new features advance Android into a new era
- The camera is still great
- even if competitors have caught up
- Flaws and shortcomings undermine new features
- Battery life is just OK
- RAM
- storage
- and design underwhelm for a premium phone
Google Pixel 4 XL Review
With the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL, Google looks as though it's drifted further from the Pixel's original intent by producing two devices that, although capable, feel out of touch with both their Android competition and Apple's latest iOS-powered hardware
Google Pixel 4/4XL Impressions: Great hardware but still far from perfect!
At MadeByGoogle 2019 event, Google showcased its new Pixel 4 and 4XL smartphones . These smartphones seriously have some amazing features. There are also some features, which are downright disappointing. Because of such quirks, Pixel 4 devices are not for everyone. Let me explain why.
Google Pixel 4 XL review
We're struggling to summarise our thoughts on the Pixel 4 and 4 XL. On one hand, they're brilliant smartphones, but on the other, we have so many gripes; the fingerprint sensor is gone, Motion Sense is gimmicky and battery life remains middling at best.- Cameras are excellent, playful design, 90Hz screen is great, slick performance and Android 10 software.
- Battery live is middling at best, no fingerprint sensor, Motion Sense is gimmicky at present, the top bezel.
Google Pixel 4 XL review
The Google Pixel 4 XL is still the best Android camera phone… ish...- Excellent point-and-shoot camera
- Astrophotography mode impresses
- Matte glass finish feels great
- Expensive
- given the hardware
- Low storage capacity options
- Occasional UI gremlins
Google Pixel 4 XL review
The Google Pixel 4 XL is a handsome phone in its simplicity that, by the same coin, feels less impressive than its Android flagship counterparts. It doesn't help that its new standout features are inessential, and erratically functional.- Top-of-the-line cameras
- Simple
- no-nonsense design
- Face Unlock is finicky
- no fingerprint sensor
- Low storage options
- Battery life is barely adequate
Google Pixel 4 XL review
There will be a time when the Google Pixel 4 XL might be a great phone, but that time isn’t now. I love the design, the feel, the 90Hz screen and incredible camera. The new on-device natural language understanding is a marvel.- Pros: amazing on-device natural language processing, next-generation Google Assistant, brilliant camera, Face Unlock, Google Recorder app, Android 10 + fast updates, 90Hz screen.
- Cons: poor third-party app support for Face Unlock, Face Unlock needs eyes-open fix, Google Assistant needs G Suite fix, below-average battery life, no fingerprint scanner option.