Pros
- Camera - excellent photo quality Size - may be held comfortably in one hand Iron - don't remember ever lagging The camera module is square, but it does not have the horrible protrusions that are found on the most recent iPhones. The design does not feature wide bezels. The Face Unlock feature is exceptionally precise, improves with use, and can even recognize a user while wearing a surgical mask. Software: always the most recent version of Android
Cons
- Battery: In order to maintain the charge for a longer period of time, I had to disable the 90Hz frequency, but the outcome is still not very satisfying. The absence of a fingerprint scanner is not very necessary, although the availability of one would be advantageous.
Pros
- - Conveniently rests in the hand. When I first held it in my hands, I had the following thoughts: - Assembly; - How small and light it was, like a toy. Nothing breaks, doesn't bend, or plays; I have the white version, so the frosted glass and lack of scratches are plusses; great sound. It is stereo and the volume, purity, and fullness are really fantastic; - Android without clothes and Google's assistance; — A camera. Since everything is clear and this is one of the key reasons why so many people seek to Pixel, I won't go into detail here. - Display. He is simply good; I will credit the qualities for the time spent working on him. It was anticipated that things would be considerably worse. In theory, the phone can operate continuously for a day (day). - Facial unlocking is quick and easy. If we're talking about financial apps, Tinkoff and Amazon support it.
Pros
- One of the greatest cameras available for Android that is capable of competing head-to-head with the camera on the iPhone 12 Fantastic layout, I really have the white version. The phone is stylish, there are no extra bangs, frames, or other things, everything is succinct and sleek, the rear glass is generally flying away, something between glossy and frosted glass, and the front glass is generally flying away, something between glossy and frosted glass (on the white version). Those. glass that is only slightly frosted Ergonomics - It is very smooth, neat, easy to hold, and even pleasant to hold all at the same time. It is also very comfortable in the hand. My hands feel so much better since I made the switch from Pixel 2 to Pixel XL. Outstanding efficiency with a very silky and quick delivery Support for Google, including all ates, will debut very first, as will support for Google cameras, which are incredible in their effectiveness. Screen is very hip, color reproduction is spot on, and viewing angles are rad. The frequency is 90 hertz.
Cons
- Battery capacity is low, and additional sticks could be added. This is remedied by the existence of a portable charging device.
Pros
- This is Pixel. Design, hardware, speed, smoothness, and here's 90Hz, Google support, as well as ergonomics, screen, autonomy, and of course, a Super great camera (you will receive the ate first) Both music and talk are audible, whether you have headphones on or not. Just an extremely clear phone, sort like an Android iPhone. Extremely pleasant to hold, and of course, e-sim is fast for Face ID.
Cons
- No, except that in 2022 motion sense won't function.
