Google Pixel 3 and 3 XL Review

Pros:

• Google's Android is the best Android 

• Amazing cameras 

• Quick remote charging 

Cons:

• No type of face opening 

• Scratches effectively 

Despite the fact that it was leakier than a projectile ridden pail in front of dispatch, the Google Pixel 3 seems to have been worth the pause, presently that it's in reality here.

Without a doubt, it's pricier than we would have loved, beginning at £739 for the 64GB model (with the 128GB rendition costing a £100 more), yet this 5.5-inch handset is a looker that use Google's noteworthy AI smarts to present a standout amongst the best cell phone cameras existing apart from everything else.

In contrast to the bigger Pixel 3 XL, the standard Pixel swears off that grisly indent while holding a dazzling expanded Full HD+ goals HDR-fit OLED show. There's a couple of double forward looking cameras, including another ultra-wide edge offering for simpler gathering shots. You can likewise expect rapid remote charging and select highlights as a feature of its Android 9.0 Pie client experience.