Google Pixel 4 In 2021! (Still Worth It?) (Review) | pixel 4 | Thông tin về điện thoại mới cập nhật

Google pixel 4 or Samsung s10e for gaming?

This phone at launch got roughly 4.5 to 5 hours of SOT. My 4 year old mi mix 1, with a much less inefficient sd821 AND pixel rom EAS flashed onto it, with a degraded 4400mah battery gets 4 to 4.5 hours of SOT.

That is how bad this phone is in terms of battery. And what'll happen when its on android 13 which won't be optimized for the pixel 4.

And my 4 year old mi mix 1 beats this in design and build.

I still cannot believe people defend this. Because for real. Software isn't the only thing. Hardware matters. And apple is the prime example of good hardware and software. Easily making backups, syncing between iphones and macs, etc.

I bought a used pixel 3 last year for about 200 and a year later it's battery completely died so I just bought the pixel 4 for like 200. I hope it's good.

I bought this for 200 in Amazon makes no sense how cheap it is. The only issues i see is small battery and no finger print sensor

Yes it’s is frosted glass duh

I wanted to see a review, all you did was bitch about it

Thinking of upgrading from amazing 3a xl to 4 🤔

Personally, the biggest reason for me to buy a Pixel phone right now is for the free Google Photos, and I'm really tempted to get these.

I bought both a Pixel 4 and a Pixel 4XL second hand about 6 months ago (thanks Trump!) I used to be an iPhone die hard and used a Xs Max before the Pixel. I actually prefer the smaller 4. The aesthetic is beautiful, the screen is gorgeous and the 90hz makes the UI so fluid. The one-handed use, the IR Face Unlock, the muted design, the squeeze for Assistant, the camera – all of it together made me love it.

Regarding the battery life – turn off Motion Sense, you don’t need it. Keep Adaptive Battery on. Turn on sunset to sunrise auto dark mode. Turn off location history tracking. Gets me through the day and if not just keep the 18w charger on hand it’s not a big deal, I have no battery anxiety at with this phone.

Bought it a month ago, and I think it's a solid phone. I used to have a Google Pixel 2 but after that phone stopped working (battery issues) I started looking at OnePlus phones. I first tried the OnePlus Nord but the camera on that phone couldn't compare to the Pixel 2. I need to have a camera that can capture photos of my kids when they're playing, but the OnePlus Nord couldn't even capture a photo of one of my children eating at the dinner table. So I sent the Nord back and tried the OnePlus 8T, but it was the same problems with the camera, capturing oil-paint-looking photos. So in the end I bought the Google Pixel 4 which takes really good photos both indoors and outdoors. I don't have any need for an ultrawide sensor, since the main sensor captures exactly what I need and want. Also, I tried GCam on the OnePlus phones but the camera app was inconsistent, although better than the OnePlus stock camera app.

My problem with OnePlus phones: too fucking big. My problem with Samsung phones: Software. And that they ship with Exynos and Mali in Europe instead of Snapdragon and Adreno.

And SORRY – but you are reviewing OLD Pixel 4 software!!!! I know that because I see on 1x – 2x zoom in camera and you talk about no 4K60 in Pixel 4 – but it HAS since Gcam8.1 which was in December 2020 (your video is nearly Feb……… 2021!!)

I love mine despite the outdated design in the bezel. Haptics are brilliant and camera is still really nice, but I'm starting to really feel that small battery, especially when I've got it paired with my smartwatch or want to listen to music on the train during my hour and a half long commute. Usually it's nearly dead by 5 in the afternoon, even with very little usage during the day. Surprisingly the 855 chip inside is comparable in performance to the 765G on some midrangers like the LG Velvet and if it wasn't for the camera, I'd take the downgrade just for battery life.

Mention the prices

This was Google’s last proper flagship.