Review on Google Pixel 4 Smartphone, Clearly White, 128GB RAM and 6GB Storage by Gabriela Nowacka ᠌

On April 11, 2022, the position was shifted from Pixel 3 128 to Pixel 4 128. 2 full days experience. Regrettably, there wasn't enough money for a stunning white or coral body color, but since there was already a lovely coral body color. In any case, I hurriedly purchased an overlay for the entire rear side so that I could claim that I had been successful. I'll start off by advising you not to take family because the overlays, while aesthetically pleasing, are not at all practical for a couple of reasons: first, they are slippery, and second, they are thick. It is in your best interest to go with other people because they have a wider variety of options. When compared to the Pixel 3, it seems that everything has been improved, including the screen, the camera, the processing speed, and the overall smoothness of the work experience. If it weren't for the fact that it was an anniversary, I probably wouldn't have passed; nonetheless, I wanted to give myself a reward of some kind. Hence, if someone has the option of increasing the number of pixels from three to four, I do not see an immediate requirement for this adjustment. The Pixel 3 has a few notable improvements over its predecessor, including the following: 1) It has two cameras on the back, one of which takes somewhat better portraits and astrophotos at night. 2) It has a better battery life (for the time being), meaning that it does not last from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., but it can easily last from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 3) With the lightning-fast face scanning, you can now pick up the phone even if your hands are wet. 4) blazingly quick operations throughout the entire user interface and silky smoothness (at 3 pixels a year later, when working in google photo, there were slight lags and brakes) 5) The vibro and outside sound both function a little bit better. To tell you the truth, there is a silver lining to everything. Cons, as I have written: 1) There will be no free photo storage available in the original quality for the next three years. 2) There is no fingerprint scanner, and there are almost no applications on Google Play that can be unlocked using a face scanner. 3) There is no support for iris scanning (even Amazon online does not know how to do this) 3) There is only one camera on the front, therefore you won't be able to take widescreen pictures with a large number of people in them. 4) The native covers are solely there for aesthetic purposes and have no functional use (already having the same one on pixel 3, I thought that Google would correct this misunderstanding in pixel 4, but no). Despite the fact that these cases are unexpectedly slippery (they are made of cloth) and heavy (they are really fat and enlarge the phone in breadth), I am pleased with the purchase overall.