Google Pixel 4 XL 64GB Just Black

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Like the cosmos, the Pixel 4 is full of wonders both big and small, yes, but it’s equally full of untapped potential and missed opportunities. All the things you need in a phone but without the pointless frilly bits Unpretentious, native android, fast, great camera and an easy root when Google decides to stop supporting. Agree with that or not, the fact remains that the Pixel 4 camera system is not as versatile as many other phones out there that offer all three (Apple iPhone 11, Samsung Galaxy Note 10, etc.

However, the DeltaE and DeltaE 2000 deviations are slightly elevated and are only surpassed by the LG G8X ThinQ in our test field. There’s no headphone jack, but you can pick up a smart Google dongle if you need wired headphones or you can connect via Bluetooth. standard for wired data transfer, and DRM Widevine L1 allows streaming of media content in Full HD resolution. Speakers: 2 speakers (Stereo), Keyboard: onscreen, Keyboard Light: yes, USB charger, USB Type-C cable, OTG adapter, 24 Months Warranty, SAR value (head): 1. Even though the Pixel 4 shares the iPhone 11’s square camera bump, the overall design and aesthetic is unique and feels of a piece with the Pixel’s lineage.The 2x tele lens not only lets you get zoomed-in shots at optical quality, it also contributes to Super Res zoom for better in-between zoom ranges and helps with portrait mode improvements.

The lack of a fingerprint scanner is a bit disappointing here, because face unlock is not foolproof. As for the front-facing camera suite, to make room for the Soli radar chips placed alongside the front-facing lenses, the two selfie shooters present in last year’s model have been reduced to just one 8MP camera. In the benchmarks, the Pixel 4 XL convinces with a good system performance, overall placing in the middle of our test field.Weirdly and annoyingly, Google doesn’t include either headphones or an adapter in the box anywhere except France and Australia. F or text input, you can use GBoard, Google's keyboard app, which can be individually adjusted and operated without any problems. Otherwise, the phone isn’t too different from the Google Pixel handsets you know and love - but stripping out the fingerprint sensor in favor of Face Unlock’s finicky facial-recognition seems like a generational tech shove that we normally see from Apple. Still, it’s less annoying to groggily fling your hand over the phone than it is to pick the thing up and fumble for the right spot on the touchscreen to silence an alarm.