Review on 📱 Google Pixel 4 (64GB, 6GB) 5.7-inch 90Hz OLED, IP68 Water Resistant, Snapdragon 855, GSM/CDMA Factory Unlocked (AT&T/T-Mobile/Verizon/Straight Talk) with Fast Wireless Charging Pad - Just Black by Ryan Morrow

This is a solid and well built phone. The problem is that there are many problems with iPhone without SD card, headphone jack or removable battery. Note that the 4a has a headphone jack with a slower processor. Its main issue is its battery life with 5 hours of actual usage. Fast charging is phenomenal but still doesn't make up for the need to charge. What is the advantage of this phone. Google Assistant. It's way better than any home system, maps and one-click information. Software updates are complete and transparent. This phone runs on Android 11 and is supported up to 13. While the regular Android OS is very intuitive, it's easy to change. You can harness it. The phone is unlocked and not tied to any operator (if there is no contract). The phone supports 4G so Wi-Fi speeds may be limited to 350Mbps and over 100Mbps on 4G cellular, but a maximum of 20Mbps is expected. This phone was released in 2019, the software should be up to date for another 2 years until 2023. A used phone may have battery problems. The new fair price is $400. You can get 4a for under $350 and 4a5g for $500. The Pixel 4 is better than the Pixel 5 in a few areas. It's a great phone, I've had it for over a year now and I'll be using it for as long as I can. Yes, I would replace it with another pixel.