Google Pixel 4 XL - Oh So Orange - 64GB - Unlocked

Wow! I have been a iPhone user for last 12 years. I was hesitant to move to Android. I have been looking to purchase Pixel since the first release. After 3 years I finally did. I am glad I did. Here are the pros and cons:Pros- Oh so orange is beautiful. Google nailed the color. It's fun and modern.- Phone feels solid.- camera is out of the world. This is the best phone camera that I have ever used- Using the phone is super smooth- keyboard feels amazing to use- switching apps on from the bottom slide is awesome.- going back to previous page with a swipe is awesome- printing from phone has been the easiest. I was never able to print from iPhone. It required AirPrint.- being able to access my files on the phone is an amazing feature- sound on the phone is really good- Google Duo in my opinion is a better product than Facetime- split screen is extremely useful- picture in picture for video is really cool- love the ability to skip songs with a gesture. Comes very handy at work.- time date and weather showing on phone when not using is a brilliant idea- face recognition is super fast- setting up the phone was super easy- Gboard is a life saverBesides the cons below, I think Google nailed this.Cons- have not been able to get Fitbit 3 HR to connect- no headphone jack. Wished Google did not follow the steps of Apple.- no SD card. Stop being like Apple and do the right thing by not limiting people and forcing them to use Cloud services.- search feature not as powerful as Apple- no headphone jack. Once again stop following Apple's crazy marketing ploys.- OTP integration on Apple is better, but I think as the OS matures the feature will eventually be available on Android- my company restricts the use of Gmail so I had to use outlook instead of gmail

It's very responsive even though it's a few models old it will still out perform some of the new devices

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There's thousands of reviews of this phone at this point, so I'll just break down the pros and cons for me personally:Pros:- 90Hz refresh rate is nice and smooth- Astrophotography mode is amazing in the right conditions- Night sight is also really cool, and gets great shots I'd never get otherwise- Zoom on rear camera is useful and software takes care of a lot of the problems you'd see otherwise- Assistant is very snappy- Phone performance is good, not a lot of apps auto-closing, everything feels responsive- Face unlock is reliable- 600MHz Band 71 support - I've seen 200Mbps+ download speed on speed tests- Fast access to security updates- Speakers are good, not the best I've heard on a phone, but above averageCons:- Low storage, I got the 64GB model and I think I'll be ok, but I do feel a bit strained for space- No 4K 60fps video recording- No ultra-wide cameras- No fingerprint sensor- Rounded screen corners aren't my thing- Screen could be brighter (acceptable though)- Kind of picky about wireless fast chargers, although less picky than the Pixel 3- No headphone jack- No HDMI outSome other things are both pros and cons. Battery life is more than acceptable, not a top feature. Video stabilization is good, but looks artificial at times. It's different from the iPhone or a GoPro with HyperSmooth. Soli is neat but I don't use it for gestures, just proximity stuff and to speed up face unlock. Screen resolution is a good balance of resolution and performance on the XL. Would have liked to have seen Gorilla Glass 6. The buttons are accessible and I'm good with how they feel. Would like to see a 5G variant in the future as well.

I’ve owned the pixel 2XL, 3 XL, and now the 4xl. I was an iPhone guy before that. I’m so excited to be able to zoom in on wildlife! It’s absolutely gorgeous as well. The battery life lasts all day and the screen refresh rate is soooo smooth. Face Unlock shocks me at how it works. I feel like I don’t even have a passcode anymore. The solo radar thing is interesting. I haven’t played around with it too much. I was able to snooze my alarm with it, but that’s not necessarily the most productive thing I could be doing. Buy this phone, and also get the pixel stand. Seriously, you’re missing out if you don’t get the pixel stand too. I love that so much I bought 2 of them.

As a long time user of both Nexus and Pixel devices I am very satisfied with this phone. Let's get looks out the way, this is a really nice looking phone especially the Oh So Orange color, battery life is more than good enough with an easy average of more than 6 1/2 hours of screen on time along with a really smooth refresh rate of the screen and powerful processor. Finally who should get this phone? Someone who likes an always update operating system, especially running stock Android as it was intended giving access to google's array of pixel only tricks and features.

I like everything about the phone except i don't thing it's a new phone because theis battery is dying Too Fast Without Me Using The phone its Only Three Days I Shouldn't Have To Charge The Phone Every Night.