Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this phone. Smarter than most, it makes daily life simpler and makes you organized and more effective. everything just work well together. The camera is amazingly good. Battery life could be a tad better, but if you are looking for a great flagship phone on Android this is a fine pick.

Waited for the $350 off deal. Amazing camera! This phone is a no brainer for under $500. Battery is not bad, just average.

I did not like this phone at first when I bought it, but it really grew on me. The display is phenomenal, the battery is still good, the phone is fast, and after 2 years of use I can safely say this is one of the best phones I've had. My biggest issue is the small storage, but I unfortunately chose this model instead of the 128, that's on me, however it does not get 5 stars due to no SD card slot.

Overall a very good phone just a few things that could be improved upon like the battery base storage option and RAM.

After doing my due diligence on new camera smartphones, and coming from previously using Samsung and Huawei phones, I overlooked critical reviews online and bought this Pixel 4 for being the best camera smartphone overall. The camera is the best ever! I mean even for portraits, it makes people look fantastic and even enlarges the image a little like an 85mm lens on a dslr would look like! Just the night view is a must have! And the battery life that was so critically reviewed online gets me through the day with 30% life left even in the evening! This is my first Pixel phone and I am jery, very happy with it. I was going to get the Pixel 3 for the price. I'm glad I spent more and got the Pixel 4. It was worth it.

Camera and software experience is fantastic. Battery is the only place this device falls short.

After reading reviews, I assumed the phone would work on Boost Mobile. After contacting Boost, I was told this specific phone would not work. Never got a good explanation from Boost or Best Buy as to why. Cricket works fine. Be sure to have your carrier established prior to running setup. If setup is not complete or you go half way, you may run into issues and have to factory reset. Bought it for the camera and am very happy with it.

Battery life is just as abysmal as you read online and I'm not a power user. The camera of course is fantastic and from the camera you can translated text. Be warned. You can't use the eSIM functionality on T-Mobile and I've heard also not on Verizon. So if you're like me and bought the phone for that capability to use a business and a personal line, look elsewhere.

Awesome phone. Been using for over half a year now and I love it. Wouldn't change a thing. Camera is A+++ amazing. Ease of use is awesome. Google assistant is life on here. I buy mostly google products. Love them all.

Great phone, great quality, beautiful pictures from camera. Battery life can be an issue depending on use.

I love this phone. The camera is awesome. I enjoy all the extra features that Google offers. The motion sense is a bit of a gimmick but still fun to play around with. Only problem is the battery life isn't great. It still lasts me a whole day but if I want to use the camera for an extended period I need to charge it after half a day. This problem is easily solved with a wireless charger that I can just place my phone on.

I've owned a pixel 2xl, pixel 3, pixel 3a, and now a pixel 4. Starting with a 2xl I loved the device and Google's software and camera but grew tired of a big phone so I switched to the smaller devices. The obvious drawback is battery but on the 4 it's not as big an issue as made out to be and is far better than the 3. Stock Android on a pixel is as good as it gets and I recommend pixels to everyone.

Phone's camera is excellent, but wished it had wide angle lens. Battery life is dismal. Radar technology is not useful. Lack of finger print reader makes many apps less useful. Much too expensive for the specs.

You have to make some sacrifices to get the battery to last, unless you have a charger handy during the day. But it's lightning quick and it does what I need it to do. Got it used. It was in great condition.

Not a big difference in operation from my original Pixel to this one. Both were on Android 10 and I use the new system gestures on both. The battery could have been bigger. I'm currently using a battery case I got off another retailer site. At least the battery doesn't shut down at 50% like my Pixel 1 did. I can get a full day but it's close. The case is just insurance and convenience.

The camera is the best, no competition. Every picture you take will blow you away no matter which phone you had before (I upgraded from an iPhone XS Max). Just take a single night picture and see what I'm referring to. The screen is great, everything is super smooth with the phone. My one complaint is the battery just gets you through a day, other phones offer much better battery life.

Very content with the camera, the responsiveness and the speed of the device, the form, the speed of charging. Quite happy with it. Screen gestures can get a bit awkward but they're optional

Pixel 4 has a great camera. Phone is running the latest software. Very fast

I love the pure vanilla software, I'm a big fan of Google devices, however, Google should have done a better job with the battery, phone has 90 HTZ refresh rate as well as radar sensors, this can take a toll on battery, for the price I would not recommend the device but if youre a Google fan then I would.

This phone has buggier features than the pixel 2 (most frequently manifest as lag spikes, but on processes that don't necessarily require internet.) Camera is still really good. Volume is quite loud if desired. Brightness and display are nice. If you are used to a phone with a 3 button layout at the bottom this can be reenabled in settings.