Google Pixel 4 XL review

The Google Pixel 4 XL was launched in October, carrying a long-awaited second lens, new radar technology with face unlock, and a higher screen. Although it's still the same in all of our top smartphone cameras, losing its rear fingerprint sensor and medium new features just like the irregular face lock and gesture control makes Motionsense regain Pixel. Pixel 4 XL has a 6.3-inch screen similar to Pixel 3 XL, and although it has been expanded to a 19: 9 ratio, the refresh rate has been raised to 90Hz for games to make it smoother and for browsing. While the three 700mAh capacity looks a lot like, we found the battery to last but Daily with moderate use - any GPS sessions or extreme photos you will consume b All faster. If you don't take a lot of pictures, it will be easier to stimulate an entire day of the battery, but with this honest camera, it will be difficult to avoid it. Pixel 4 XL cameras are the best point. At the back, the 12.2-megapixel sensor coupled with the great Google service improvement uses it to capture high-quality images in most situations where it may be, and the 16-megapixel extra zoom provides clarity of its in-class hybrid zoom with Super Res Zoom feature. Best of all, Night Sight mode is improved - it can even take snapshots of the sky with the astronomical function.

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