“Hello, I have never owned a google pixel before neither I am covered by the sprint coverage. I wanted to know which option while buying the google pixel 4 should I select? Thank you.”
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My first pixel was the 2XL, and I upgraded to the 4XL when it came out in November. I love the Pixel and plan to stick with it until something drastic negativity impacts my opinion. The battery lasts approximately 15 hours with moderate use of games, moderate use of Netflix/Hulu, and light usage of video chat such as Facebook Messenger. I only have to plug it in at late evening after all of that. Google Assistant is great for accessing and doing things hands free. I don't care much for the gestures; I get them all goofed up, and sometimes when I was trying to do one thing (like scrolling), it thought I was trying to do something else (like go to the home screen); but I am just simplistic that way. The volume is great; I like that there is a speaker in the top and bottom of the phone so that you have stereo when you have the phone in landscape for watching videos. The camera is awesome. It is so bright and clear. I have no had any fuzz/pixilation issues unless it was high motion shot or extreme low light setting. I like how it lets you select the best shot out of numerous recorded still shots just before and just after I press the shutter button. What I don't like: No fingerprint option. Putting in my pin takes a long time, the face recognition sometimes makes me hold my phone out at a ridiculous arm length, it unlocks sometimes when I don't want it to, and my 11 year-old admitted to me a few days ago that he has unlocked my phone by holding it up in front of my face while I am sleeping. What?! At least with the fingerprint option I would feel him trying to manipulate my finger on the sensor (I am a light sleeper). Give me back my fingerprints option! Overall I think it is a great phone and would give it 4.5/5 stars - for which I have taken off 0.5 star for no fingerprint option.. As far as the carrier goes, that is your call. Pick the carrier you like and buy the phone through them. I have always been partial to Verizon because of thier coverage.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Get the 4XL if you want this phone...the battery life on the 4 is no bueno based on my research...also google "Pixel 3 xl stuck on 3g" about an issue I have experienced with the Pixel 3 and 4.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This is the Sprint US SKU and is only compatible with Sprint. If you purchase the unlocked US SKU, it will be compatible with many carriers (Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, AT&T, Google Fi, U.S. Cellular, Charter, C Spire, Xfinity, Visible, FirstNet, Cellcom, Boost Mobile, Cricket and MetroPCS ). If you are using another carrier, we recommend contacting them directly for the most accurate information regarding device compatibility.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If youre not sure which carrier you want to use with your pixel phone then buy the unlocked version. This way you can use it on any carrier
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I say go for Pixel 4xl 128 gb storage . 4xl has 3700 mAh compare to regular pixel 4 2800mah. That's the only difference other than qhd vs he display.
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