Google Pixel 8 128GB
$503.00 - $989.00
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1 year ago
Google Pixel 8 review: A better choice a year on
The Pixel 8’s price hike compared to the Pixel 7 has been reversed in the UK, making it a much better buy than at launch. With the Pixel 9 even more expensive, this older model is definitely worth Considering, especially with software updates continuing until 2030.
Pros:
- Outstanding main camera, Impressive performance, Excellent Android 14 software, Six more years of updates
Cons:
- Underwhelming battery life, Slow charging, No telephoto camera
2 years ago
Google Pixel 8 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Obsidian) - Brand New review
The design looks a bit dated, but the Pixel 8 otherwise represents a great buy with impressive camera performance, AI-infused features that remain unique amidst increased competition, and all-day battery life that makes it a joy to use.
Pros:
- Impressive camera performance with unique AI features, Solid 6.2-inch OLED display, All-day battery life, 7 years of OS upgrades
Cons:
- Dated design, No telephoto lens, Raw performance is behind other flagships
2 years ago
Google Pixel 8 review: A justified price rise?
The Google Pixel 8 doubles down on AI and makes tweaks in several key areas – but these improvements come at a price
Pros:
- Tremendous AI camera tricks, Big battery life boost, Lengthy software support
Cons:
- £100 price increase, Only minor design changes, Camera hardware is similar to last year
2 years ago
Google Pixel 8 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Obsidian) - Brand New review
At the end of the day, the Pixel 8 is a really well-rounded phone. It has got almost all the bells and whistles you would expect from a ‘flagship’ phone – competent hardware, excellent cameras, and beautiful display – packed in a cute little shell.
Pros:
- Ergonomic design (splendid display), Cameras are excellent as always, Clean software with a pinch of AI trickery (brownie points for 7 years of promised software support)
Cons:
- Tensor G3 can run hot sometimes
2 years ago
Google Pixel 8 Review: A Serious AI Upgrade And A Price Bump
The Google Pixel 8 is an absolutely fantastic mid-range smartphone, despite a few minor complaints. The camera in particular is an amazing upgrade from the Pixel 7, or indeed most other phones in general.
2 years ago
Google Pixel 8 review: a better baby brother review
Pros:
- Compact body built to a high standard
- Finally, a bright display with a high refresh rate
- Cameras remain brilliantly capable
Cons:
- Performance, battery a step back from class leaders
- Some software being Pro-exclusive feels arbitrary
- Even wider gulf in ability to Pixel 8 Pro than previous years
2 years ago
Google Pixel 8 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Obsidian) - Brand New review
Smaller but brighter screen leads upgrades for Google's everyman smartphone
Pros:
- Compact body built to a high standard, Finally, a bright display with a high refresh rate, Cameras remain brilliantly capable
Cons:
- Performance, battery a step back from class leaders, Some software being Pro-exclusive feels arbitrary, Even wider gulf in ability to Pixel 8 Pro than previous years
2 years ago
Google Pixel 8 review: Don’t let the small size fool you
The Google Pixel 8 showcases the power of artificial intelligence in enhancing the overall experience of a smartphone.
2 years ago
Google Pixel 8 5G (8GB RAM, 128GB, Obsidian) - Brand New review
The Pixel 8 comes with some impressive upgrades in terms of display quality, a newer chipset and improved AI capabilities, but lacks some of the features on its bigger sibling.
Pros:
- Display is brighter and smoother, Battery life has improved, Camera performance is satisfyingly consistent, Fingerprint biometrics have improved accuracy, Magic Editor is a fun new software addition
Cons:
- Tensor G3 isn't meant for intense gaming sessions, Phone still gets warm frequently, AI editing features can be inconsistent at times
2 years ago
Google Pixel 8 (Review Google Pixel 8)
Leading the midrange pack
Pros:
- Competitively priced, Advanced AI features, Terrific cameras, Compact, Excellent build quality
Cons:
- Unimpressive battery life, No telephoto camera, Storage capped at 256GB
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