Google Pixel 8 Pro: Full Review

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Google Pixel 8 Pro is the latest released smartphone by Google as the flagship that runs on Pixel series’ software and hardware synergy. As the camera gets better in terms of performance and AI features, the Pixel 8 Pro will be a flagship smartphone for those who love technology and those who just want a practical smartphone.

 Design and Build

The Pixel 8 Pro has an improved design with premium material used in the construction of the phone. It comes with a shiny polished look with a glass back and a metallic frame. The device measures 162. 6 x 76. 6 x 8. 8 mm and measures 213 grams, which means that the phone is slightly larger and heavier than its predecessors but it is still easy to use if you don’t have very small hands. It is available in Obsidian, Porcelain, and Bay color options which has a sleek and stylish design with the camera bar that houses the Pixel 8 Pro’s camera system.

The 6. The 7-inch LTPO OLED display offers a pixel density of 525 PPI and a screen brightness of 1000 nits, with a resolution of 3120 x 1440 pixels and a refresh rate of 120Hz for fluid and colorful visuals. The display also supports HDR10+ which means that the colors and contrasts are more accurate for media consumption and gaming.

 Performance and Software

The Pixel 8 Pro is built around Google’s own Tensor G3 system on a chip that improves both performance and artificial intelligence. The processor contains an eight core CPU and a graphics processing unit that has been optimized for enhancing the visuals. The phone has 12GB of RAM and has an internal storage of 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB which are enough for any apps, media, and files.

The Pixel 8 Pro is built on Android 14 and the interface is pure and uncluttered with updates coming straight from Google. It is designed to make use of Tensor G3 chip in the best way possible and comes with features such as better voice recognition, better photo and video processing, and other features that are AI based.

 Camera System

One of the best features I found on the Pixel 8 Pro is the camera system on the device. It boasts of a 50MP main camera, a 48MP ultra-wide-angle lens, and a 48MP telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom. The camera system takes advantage of Google computational photography algorithms to capture great images with accurate colors and plenty of detail.

The front facing camera is a 10. 8MP sensor is provided for taking high-resolution selfies and for video calls. The Pixel 8 Pro also has new software features introduced including the Magic Eraser for removing unwanted objects from the photos and Night Sight now enhanced.

 Battery Life and Charging

Pixel 8 Pro has a battery of 5000mAh inside it and hence has a long battery life if used under normal circumstances. It has fast charging through a wire at 30 watts and wireless charging at 23 watts and wireless charging for accessories as well. The power control of Tensor G3 chip also enhances battery utilization, the time it takes to recharge again.

 Pros:

Advanced Camera System: Superb image capturing capability with strong computational photography functionalities

Powerful Performance: Tensor G3 chip that is improved for AI and graphics.

High-Quality Display: Huge, colorful OLED screen with high frame rate

Clean Software Experience: Android should be constantly replenished with new releases and updates, as well as with optimizations.

 Cons:

Price: This is important because it can make some buyers to go for the premium pricing.

Limited Expandability: Lacks an expandable storage option via the microSD card

Size and Weight: Compared to other smartphones, it is big and heavy that may have an impact on the portability of the product.

 Conclusion

Pixel 8 Pro is a great and versatile smartphone that boasts an effective camera, powerful processing capabilities, and a top-notch screen. It is built in with the newest Google software and AI features that make the overall experience much better. However, some people may consider the price or the size, but in terms of performance and presented features, Pixel 8 Pro can be considered one of the leaders in the market of flagship smartphones.

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