Slightly faster recharge times, Headphone jack builtin, Higherres display, Brighter screen, More color/storage options, Slimmer build, Stereo speakers
Google and Apple really don't make it easy for us to identify one clearly superior phone, and maybe that's a good thing – there's so much on the line with these two handsets that the companies behind them have taken little to change, and it really shows j...
Published: 2016-11-07, Author: David , review by: wired.com
Google Assistant is the first voice assistant that really works. You can't take a bad picture with the Pixel. So what if it looks like the iPhone? The iPhone looks great, and so does the Pixel
Every phone should be waterproof, and this one isn't. Good as it is, Assistant's hardly flawless
Abstract: "The best Android smartphone."It's a well-worn phrase favored by pundits and pitchmen, and one that I'm hardly immune to trying out every now and then . But in the Android world, the "best" has almost always been divided between two very different camps...
Abstract: It's no wonder Google's new Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones have turned heads. Their high-quality builds and sophisticated look are a far cry from the cheap, pedestrian Nexus Android smartphones Google used to sell. And with the battery debacle forcing Sam...
Every bit as good as the XL version, but with a smaller display and battery...
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Published: 2016-10-31, Author: Chris , review by: phandroid.com
It's fast as balls, Camera output is otherworldly, Best front facing camera on a smartphone, Same performance for small and XL models, Display is tuned perfectly, Fantastic battery life (XL model)
Bezels are stupid big, No 64GB model, Battery life (regular model), Limited color options, Excessive camera glare issue, No wireless charging (despite half-glass back), No extreme water resistance
A friend of mind once told me that if you want to find a good pizza place, the best way is to order just a plain cheese pizza — no toppings. If a place can nail down the basics, you know that anything else you throw on top is just a bonus. That's how you...
Unique design with a build that feels even better than the Pixel XL, Snapdragon 821 Nougat = silkysmooth performance, Battery life isn't just good, but could even beat the Pixel XL, Welldone camera makes it easy to capture impressive pics, Pixel Imprint f
Display in need of a brightness boost, A little on the thick side for a phone this size, No waterproofing/dust resistance
It's been a rough few years for users who prefer smaller smartphones, and Google's last five-inch model was introduced all the way back in 2013, with the Nexus 5. But now with the Pixel, Google's really offering shoppers a no-compromise handset that's sti...
Expensive, Yawninducing design, Less waterresistant than rivals
The 5-inch Pixel is a great phone, and its big brother, the Pixel XL, is ever so slightly better. You'll get the same top-tier performance as on the smaller model, just with a bigger, crisper display and a more capacious battery to sweeten the deal. W...
Abstract: It's been a little over two weeks since I received my Google Pixel (XL) review unit, so I thought I would provide an addendum to our review based on more time with the phone. I won't be covering every category I did in the review. But I will try to give y...
