If you’re looking for a new Android phone, you have a few options as 2019 draws to a close. And now, Google’s new Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL are two more great options. With that in mind, here’s everything you need to know about both and how they compare for potential buyers.
Like many competitors, both of Google’s phones are different sizes but have the same specs. This means you’ll get the same great screen, the same powerful cameras, and you won’t miss a thing if you opt for a smaller device. With the October 22 release date approaching, here’s why you should pick the Pixel 4 XL.
When it comes to speed, the stock Android Pixel 4 or 4 XL is basically your only option and they come with Android 10. Something like that or the OnePlus 7 Pro or the Pixel 3 in recent years Google is slowly becoming a cult following of people who love Pixel devices. Both of Google’s new phones are similar to last year, but there are some key differences that should lead you to either one. And what’s more, if you’re coming from an older Pixel 2.
On October 15, Google announced both of these phones after months of leaks, news and rumors. We didn’t get a 3rd model or anything with 5G, but both Pixel 4s are pretty special. Especially in the camera and screen part. What all this sums up is, between what’s available now and what’s to come, when you get a new phone you’ll have a choice of screen sizes, specs, and price.
Here’s everything we know about both of Google’s new phones, and a comparison in our slideshow below. That way you can decide which one to buy or choose something else entirely.
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