Google’s Pixel phones have been steadily improving over the years. Pixel 2 caught up with tall-screened phones while the Pixel 3 cemented Google’s regency over cameras. The latest Pixel 4 (See it at Amazon) is all about grabbing headlines with its new 2x telephoto camera, motion sensing features, and 90Hz adaptive display.
Unfortunately, none of these features are new and almost every one of them hasn’t been implemented in a best-of-class fashion or seemingly for good reason. Additionally, the Pixel 4 misses some of the most important smartphone fundamentals when it comes to battery life, a dim display, and a lack of water-proofing. This makes it hard to unequivocally recommend this year’s Pixel phone, although it continues to offer the best Android OS experience and camera.
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Unfortunately, none of these features are new and almost every one of them hasn’t been implemented in a best-of-class fashion or seemingly for good reason. Additionally, the Pixel 4 misses some of the most important smartphone fundamentals when it comes to battery life, a dim display, and a lack of water-proofing. This makes it hard to unequivocally recommend this year’s Pixel phone, although it continues to offer the best Android OS experience and camera.
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