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Posted 11 March 2024
Google Pixel 8 128GB 5G Smartphone With £10 Rolling Sim | 256GB 8GB £460 With Rolling Sim / Pixel 7a £298.80
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- Google Tensor G3 is Pixel's most powerful chip yet. It makes Pixel 8 fast and efficient. And Google AI gives you personalised help throughout the day.
- The 6.2-inch, high-resolution display delivers sharp, vivid colours and detail. And it has a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz for smoother scrolling.
- Pixel's Adaptive Battery can last over 24 hours. Turn on Extreme Battery Saver, and it can last up to 72 hours. And it charges faster than ever.
- Did someone blink or look away? Pixel's Best Take combines similar photos into one fantastic picture where everyone looks their best.
- Audio Magic Eraser uses Google AI to reduce disruptive noises like cars and wind and to highlight the sounds that you want.
- With Pixel's signature Night Sight and Astrophotography, take pictures of city lights, starry skies and everything in between
- With VPN by Google One built in, Pixel helps protect your online activity no matter what app or web browser you use
- Pixel 8 can handle water and dust with its durable design and IP68 protection.¹ And it's scratch-resistant, with Corning Gorilla Glass Victus
- With Live Translate, interpret face-to-face conversations in 49 languages, chat in real time and translate menus with your camera
- Pixel 8 raises the bar for beautiful design with contoured edges, a satin finish and stylish colours. And it's made with recycled materials
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sorted byThat said you can easily replace Pixel batteries and Google doesn’t do any weirdness with the software like Apple. I still think the Pixel 5 is the best phone Google ever made. Just a shame they already dropped updates for it only 3 years after launch, Apple will do 6 or 7 now.
EU law says that by 2027 end users must be able to remove and replace the batteries, don't know how that will work with IP67 and IP68.
The price gulf is so big though that whilst I can swallow £800 for a phone (if it'll last), it feels like a lot more money for a bit more performance. That said, I cling on to my phones for as long as they're running well...anyone know how the Pixel line fair on that front? I know there are updates planned for 5 years, but I'm guessing around 2-3 years in battery life will evaporate and performance decline to potato levels? (edited)
Tried the 8 at launch and it was honestly just a poor phone compared to my Pixel 5. Now that the battery is starting to go on my 5, Nothing will be getting my money untill Google go TSMC with the Pixel 10 series.
Imo it's not worth touching any pixel for as long as they're using glorified Samsung Exynos chips. There's a reason Samsung finally caved to the pressure with the S23 to go full Snapdragon and ditch their own Exynos chips.
Interestingly Samsung reintroduced the Exynos chips to the lower end S24 models to boost their profit margins, and in doing so intentionally gimped the Snapdragon S24 units to make the Exynos not seem as bad.
nothing phone is a mid range android with a party trick back
pixels have genuine game changer features
the dictation app thing alone beats most other android phones
pixel cameras have dominated for years at this point
what about the processor?- the better question is how long will the product be supported by updates
pixels will get long term support
don't know if nothing will exist in 5 years
I've heard Google offer warranties on any phones not bought directly from their store.
Anyone know of that's the case or not as I would like to keep at least a 2 year warranty/ guarantee? (edited)
I'm usually accepting of buggy pixel phones, but this one takes the biscuit.
Poor battery life.
Glitchy UI
Average cameras
He says, whilst typing on one.. and telling himself he's going to get shot of it for the last 2 months.
Life of a Pixel owner.
Also scores pretty much the highest scores at Dxomark.
Video quality finally seems on par with apple as well?
Pixel 8 can't run some ai stuff the pixel 8 pro can (edited)
However on that note, if you're interested in the upcoming Apple Airtag equivalent functionality, I believe Pro Pixels have the hardware for precision finding whereas Non-Pros don't. And that's not an artificial restriction.
Double-check my homework there, but I recall it coming up when I was looking at P7s.
Mine is slowly giving up, screen burn, battery is on its arse. Tempted by this
Think I missed the deal dagnabbit (edited)
With regards to a case, I have this amazon.co.uk/dp/…h=1
Price rises every year, my last one massive, whilst PAYG/rolling only get more for their money. My Voxi started at £10 for 15GB, then an offer for 30GB for £10. I'm now getting 60GB for that same £10. Making mugs out of us with this RPI/CPI + 3.9% nonsense.
I'll never take another contract again until the networks wise up or they're forced to by Ofcom. (edited)
spec sheet isnt everything
I've owned 3 different pixels and always loved them
prefer my Samsung fold but pixel would be my number 2 choice