Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a nice phone with outstanding camera and below average battery life. Google tried to punch all the latest technologies in this phone, but failed to incorporate a larger battery. The camera is great though. Low light and night sky photographs are awesome!

Very clean OS, incredible camera, needs more than 64GB

This phone takes the most amazing pictures. That and the stock Android experience. I love how accurate the face unlock is. I wish it wouldn't unlock when your eyes are closed.

I really like my new pixel 4! Upgraded from my slower finicky pixel 3a that I had not taken great care of so it was time to upgrade. I got the pixel 4 for around $400. Project soli is not always perfect, hoping I can figure out habits for the radar to work correctly for some situations. The radar technology is super cool, maybe not always clear on how to use it. The face unlock is amazing! And works in near pitch dark. This found was highly criticized, but it's an amazing phone. It's extremely smooth, almost feels like I have a new iPhone but more freeing because it's an Android.

The phone is fast, the display is pretty, and the camera is excellent. No headphone jack, but everything is bluetooth anymore, anyways. Highly recommended!

I helped my mother find a replacement for her phone and we settled on this one. On sale or not it is a great price. The touch on it is awesome and super light and the features on the pixel 4 for smart home stuff is solid. Only mis giving is the shorter battery life than most phones released around it's time but honestly it really isn't that bad of a detractor. Phone is super slippery without a case so keep that in mind if you plan on not getting a phone case

Let me start by saying that I have been using iPhones exclusively since the iPhone 5. Just recently I've become bored with the iPhone and IOS so I decided to try Android. I started off by purchasing a OP 6T and then a OP 7 Pro. While I enjoyed these devices it just felt like something was missing, so I went back to an iPhone 11. Best Buy was running a special on the Pixel 4 so I decided to try Android again and let me say I love this phone! The Pixel 4 is an extremely helpful phone and I believe all phones should be like this. It's kind of hard to explain but there are just a bunch of little nuances that make this device such a treat to use. My only problem with this phone is the small battery. The battery life is not horrible like some people say but you will have to charge the phone in middle of the day if you are a heavy user. All in all I really enjoy this device and it's hard to explain unless you've used a Pixel before. I recommend this device if you want a simple to use and useful phone that will integrate into your life effortlessly!

Pixel 4 feels small and good in hand compared to the pixel 2 though having a big screen. Android user interface is clean and performance is as expected . Battery is OK for a day . camera is very good. very reliable performance from camera makes it good with talking photos of kids even in portrait mode.

I like the software in this phone a lot. I also love the design, What I hate is the battery life. This is definitely not an all-day phone. I always make sure to carry a battery pack with me because the battery life is just so awful.

Upgraded to this one from a Pixel 3a during a sale event (yes... bit of a fanboy). Phone itself is awesome, feels much more superior and premium. The OS is pretty slick and fast too on this phone. The battery is an embarrassment though. Even compared to 3a, it has a noticeably shorter run time.

We've had a variety of phones from Google. Like the others, this is easy to use, easy to set up, has a great quality camera for a phone.

The Pixel 4 is the best small form factor phone available. It feels perfect in the hand, and very premium. The display is nice and the camera is second to none! I bought this phone for the developer previews, you get to check out new versions of Android before they are available.

I am very pleased with this phone and especially it's battery longevity, but compared to the other Pixel family of products I have used, the Pixel 4 screen seems fragile. It operates fast. The photo quality is fantastic. The OS is seamless.

Easy to use, great camera, perfect size! Love the way it feels and fits in my hand. Was always an apple person until I tried this

I recently decided to switch from Apple over to a Pixel and I don't think I am ever going back! The phone is designed to allow easy transfer from iPhone to the Pixel so nothing is lost. Also, the phone is slick, runs well, and takes gorgeous pictures with almost no effort. The gestures still need work as they are too sensitive but this is more of a bonus feature. If you're considering switching from Apple to this phone I strongly recommend it. Even if you're already an Android user this is a strong buy.

I bought this phone for my wife. She is impressed with the camera quality. It's a nice phone, easy to operate and a great experience.

It's a great phone overall. The camera works awesome and the system is super fast. Love how easy and smooth it works.

It separates itself from other Android phones because of its exclusive features unique to it alone. 1. It has the ability to serve as a call screener and a virtual answering machine. 2. It can create subtitles to any videos. 3 Camera is top-notch.

This is my second pixel, nice improvements to the camera, night photos are awesome and it is a clean and fast machine.

If you are an android user, this phone is only a marginal upgrade compared to previous models. What you need to know before buying is that you don’t get the unlimited google photos, front facing speakers, and 6months of youtube music like you did with the previous phone. Instead you are getting a 90 hertz screen, and google one. Slightly better hardware but if you are looking for a phone with better battery life I would look else where. The most disappointing thing about the phone so far is that applications on android do not all support facial recognition, so you will need to start manually typing your password because there is no fingerprint sensor. Examples include: Chase, PayPal, Venmo, etc who only recognize fingerprint