Google - Pixel 2 64GB - Just Black (Verizon)

I switched from a Galaxy, and so happy I did. Not to say that the Samsung is a bad product, just bad for me. The Google Pixle 2 has been great so far. Super fast, well built, with an amazing camera. For the price... I'm not sure as to why anyone would buy an iphone, or Galaxy.

I love this phone. Can't get enough of it. Google assistant rocks it opens apps and easily looks up what I ask it. Battery life is really good and it also works with my gear S3 watch which is really awesome. Charges very quickly even with a generic charger. I only have 2 problems. One I use an LG tone Bluetooth headset for when I'm driving. I don't know if I'm missing something but when I click the call button to tell Google Assistant to call it does nothing. I have to physically unlock the phone and then using the button works perfectly. A little annoying when the whole point is to be hands free. Second is the charger it comes with. I have no problems with usb type C at all I love it being universal as to which way it plugs in. However when it comes with the pixel 2 both ends are usb type C so you can only use the power adapter it comes with which would really suck in a pinch for charging when you only have the cord. Not to mention a replacement is 35 dollars which is ridiculous as well. Would definitely recommend this phone to anyone that is curious about whether to get this phone or not. Don't look at the fact it no longer has a headphone jack. If you can afford this phone you can just as well afford a Bluetooth headset.

The phone is great but not perfect. Screen: The screen, while vibrant and clear, is very bright. Its crisp clear and very pleasing to look at. Camera: The camera on here is great. It is steady and accurate. The photo capturing while moving in motion to get the best shot possible is phenominal. Camera sensor is accurate on color, depth, clarity and blows the previous generation out the water. Audio: Both speakers are clear and play well in the frequency range. Just disappointed the top speaker is quieter than the bottom. WiFi: The overall speed is insane. i pulled a constant 126mbps ( my max from comcast ) all the time. Very strong signal. Cellular: Tested using T-mobile next to a Huawei mate 9 and they hold great signal. The radio in this phone is 1 bar stronger in the same exact spot. Strong and throuput is great. Performance: Snappy snapdragon 835 is amazing. It houses a phenomonal performance in the processor area, graphical area with the adreno graphics and it is efficient on battery. Battery: EASILY make it through a day. Heavy use acquired about 5-5.5 hours of screen on time MAX. Overall: The display is great, but excessively small. It felt like they cheaped out on screen size. It wouldve been better to have atleast a 5.5" screen. It performs well, keeps moving fast and reliable cellular connectivity. If you are ok with small screens, uneven speaker volume, you are fine with this phone

the google pixel is a fantastic phone. the camera is currently the best on the market and the details are phenomenal. i occasionally play a game and do some light browsing / use a fair amount of apps and the battery constantly lasts over a day. the included USB C charger is great, i feel it is a lot more secure than the micro USB of all of the prior generations. (my old droid turbo could no longer hold the cord in place to charge). the side squeeze to the google assistant is a cool feature. literally squeeze your phone to ask google anything and settle those random debates / questions that come up. (it's cool to instantly settle the argument/debate of who that actor was in that movie...) only thing i did not realize was that the included charge cord was USB-C to USB-C. The micro USB cords went from standard USB to micro, meaning you could use the same cord in your charger or your computer. So if you plan on hooking your phone up to other devices buy a USB to USB-c cord as well. also the back is very slippery, setting my phone onto almost anything that's not wood causes it to slip and fall, so i highly recommend a phone case (make sure you get the right size as they're are XL and regular google pixels) if you're willing to spend some money on a top of the line phone, go with this. buy a case, extra cords and a car charger and your good to go. (If you're not looking to spend a bunch of money and don't need top of the line specs i highly recommend the Moto G5 plus that i just bought for my mom)

After looking at both the Samsung Galaxy 8 and the Google Pixel2 I had decided that the camera and the ease of downloading the apps was better on the Google phone. Note; Only con is that this is the newest phone on the market so a few apps are still learning code. It is the opposite effect for older phones that don't sync when new apps are updated. It is just a matter of time when all apps will sync more efficiently. The battery life seemed comparable and it was explained that the updates from Google come faster and are simpler to load. Samsung phones need to put an additional layer on top of the updates to ensure it has Samsung specs. Phone is easy to use, takes great pics.

Went to the store to buy the Pixel XL 2, but got the regular Pixel 2 instead. This phone is a Beast!. The camera is amazing and way better than my iphone 8 plus camera. Battery life has been great as well. It's also great for one-handed use. Great Phone!

I have been eagerly awaiting the Pixel 2 release for awhile and pre-ordered the XL. After so much press about the screen issues I cancelled my pre-order and decided to get the smaller version. The screen size actually works for me as I keep a tablet nearby for reading/videos, it is easier to use one handed and is light. The camera is fantastic and makes the best shots I have ever seen from a phone. The speakers have a good volume and are less tinny than typical. Phone is fast and Google Assistant works as advertised

Upgraded to this from the Droid turbo. I'm an anti-iPhone guy and this is exactly what I needed. The Google assistant is cool and the camera is great. Very fast and good battery. Google got it right with this one.