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

In my opinion, there is no other Android phone that can compare to this one. Even more so if you take into account the fact that, in terms of tiny flagships, your options are now limited to a Pixel or a Samsung. The benefits: When compared to other Android phones, the Pixel stands out as the sole true flagship. You can't see it through those glasses, but you should still pick it up and examine it. Thus, the truth: Quick and, more importantly, trouble-free operation is guaranteed. Probably only Huawei and the iPhone can boast such silkiness. In this regard, neither Samsung or Xiaomi device comes close. Put themselves side by side for comparison. If you just want to "take it out and take it out" without messing around with the manual settings, the camera is still excellent. However there is a criticism I have about the camera, and I'll go into detail there. Thirdly, bezerkness and apathy. I'm already on the fourth generation of Pixels, and I think that's the only phone I've ever owned that didn't leave me hoping that "an ate would be published soon and this bug will be rectified." Only one third-generation unit was affected by the flaw (it rebooted twice for no apparent reason), but a week after the purchase, a new ate model was released with the fix. It goes without saying that Pixel devices are always updated with the latest version of Android and the newest features. 4. a pared-down aesthetic that doesn't skimp on practicality. The outside coating is flawless. It's simple, well-considered, logical, quick, has an instinctive user interface, and comes with practically all the chips you'll need. On the other hand, you won't need to disable a bunch of unnecessary extras or sift through obscure options to get rid of intrusive advertisements. 5. Remarkable freedom of action. Smart people spend about five hours a day in front of a screen. Simultaneously, an owner from a popular community published tests on YouTube, in which the Pixel bested the iPhone XR and the Samsung Galaxy S10e. Dual screens at 400 nits, web surfing and gaming on YouTube. I have more faith in these analyses than I do in anonymous online commenters. Conveniently, you can use your face as a password. 7. Layout. The black 3/4 pixel's design reminds me a lot of the iPhone 7's, at least in terms of aesthetics. It connotes opulence and high status. Many drawbacks: Camera. If we focus on the primary one — even though it's the best one available right now, HOWEVER. When compared to the Pixel 3/3a camera, there are none discernible differences. That's right, I made the comparison to myself. The margin of error encompasses the entire disparity. In addition, the front-facing camera is not just identical to the one found on the cheaper Pixel 3a, but it is also substantially worse than the one found on the Pixel 3. When it comes to front-facing camera quality, the Pixel 3 is still miles ahead of the competition. And the Pixel 4's front-facing camera takes selfies that are on par with the iPhone 11's, if not slightly better. Why the new flagship's camera had to be compromised (in hardware rather than software) is something I will never comprehend. If current trends continue, the iPhone will have more megapixels than cameras by next year.