Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have used previous Pixel phones before like the Pixel 7 Pro and the first gen pixel XL. The pixel devices always promote a mostly clean OS. Close to ASOP. This Pixel 8 is no different. This device looks similar to the Pixel 7 and 6 before it but more redefined. The pixel 8 has a few upgrades over the Pixel 7 the last years device. Inside the Box The Pixel 8 USB Type C to Type C cable USB Type A to Type C for data transfer Sim remove tool Specs: Google Tensor G3 SOC 8GB RAM 128GB memory 120hz display 1080P OLED display With this device Google promised 7 years of Security and OS updates which is new for google. This is good because a lot of devices don't have that long of security and OS updates. With the Tensor G3 I believe that could work if your goal with the phone isn't for high end stuff but for basic phone use I don't see it being an issue. With the display finally having a 120hz display It finally has the same premium display as with the other devices in the $600-$800 range that uses Android.

I've been buying cheap phones for the last 5 years and decided to treat myself this last breakage. Remembered how much I loved my Pixel 3 so I got the Pixel 8, Best Buy had a deal that made it practically free to get the Geek Squad protection plan so I got that and a nice case and wow, this phone is amazing. Every issue I've had on my cheap phones is not even a thing on this one. The customization is amazing too! Good aftermarket support like cases and glass, and this phone also feels like it will outlive the last 4 I've had.

Great easy to use phone. Firmware is stable and device is very user friendly.

Please note that I have been an avid, large-screen, high-end LG phone owner for 10 years. My LG Velvet was water-damaged in a waterproof phone pouch recently and I had to make the dreaded switch to a new brand. I love Google and thought for sure they had figured out how to make a decent phone by now. Unfortunately, this is not the case. The processor lags. I am flabbergasted as to how it freezes up briefly(it's almost 2024) The touchscreen calibration sucks( it's almost as bad as my LG Velvet after water damage) Accessing apps by swiping up or to see all open apps is a pain with no home screen button. going back is also tedious especially if you are browsing photos while shopping on Amazon as you swipe from the right side to go back.. If Google wants to survive in the smartphone industry they can as they clearly have market presence, but their technology leaves a lot to be desired. Google would be wise to buy LG's proprietary technology and use a Qualcomm processor. I am a PC user otherwise I would switch to iPhone after LG exited the market because Samsung flushed them out on a global scale. After giving Google a shot, I am going to try the S23 Ultra as it has 15k reviews with an average rating of 4.7 at the moment. * I read one review on the Google Pixel 8 from Best Buy, If memory serves, and it stated the Pixel 8 is a budget phone at best, that if your phone is 5+ years old, the Pixel 8 is an ok upgrade. This review is Spot On! Having owned phones with large screens for 10 years and struggling with fitting them into my pockets, I was hoping this Pixel 8 would nail it performance-wise The only positive thing I can say about the phone is I love the size as it fits in my board shorts. The camera looks impressive, but I didn't get a chance to try it. * Also, LG used to have software called LG Bridge that you downloaded to your PC. This software would save your phone programming and formatting precisely. If you ever lost your phone, broke your phone, and simply wanted to upgrade, all you had to do was take your new phone, plug it into your PC, and activate the LG Bridge phone setup transfer. I am highly organized and have over 100 apps organized in folders on my home screen. No other cell phone company offers this and for some reason, LG Discontinued this just before shutting down their cell phone department. But please recognize, this was the ultimate way to set up a new phone and saved so much time. It streamlined the entire process.

Easy pickup. I had the pixel6 so this is slightly better with some upgrades with the camera

Excellent value and great features. Camera is top notch. You won’t be disappointed with AI features this phone can offer. This made me switch from iPhone.

Wasn't expecting to get a new phone but this is the perfect replacement for my dead 5a. Similar size but much upgraded tech.

The most optimal phone I have purchased. Going from a trad android to this, the camera quality is superb.

I love my Google Pixel 8. The technology is fantastic! I am hearing impaired and my phone works directly with my hearing aid! I can also set up closed captioning so I can understand people during a phone call. It also captions words spoken on YouTube videos, etc. I am still learning how to use the camera settings; there are so many functions! This phone gives me new capabilities that I have never experienced before. I give it a 5-star rating!

did everything that i needed in a phone and more. great phone.

Excellent phone. It works great. Switched from iphone great decision.

Google made some positive moves with this model. Nice size screen and higher refresh rate are welcome improvements.

This phone was easy to set up and use. Love the photo editing tools with GooglePhotos.

Good phone in reasonable price. One of the best phone by google.

Really good phone! I like this better than apple, this is my first Google phone.

I love my new Google Pixel 8 phone and Best Buy people were and are helpful! They got me set up, answered my questions and encouraged me to come back or call with any questions which I have. They have helped me learn and be comfortable with my new phone!

While I'm glad Google is offering nearly a decade of updates, this, being the smallest conventional smartphone on the market was still annoying to interact with physically. I ended up getting a Motorola Razr + and I use mostly the external display. If Google did a folding phone that folded down, rather than out I bet it would be great. All of the software on these work well, but so many companies ignore the tactile aspect of design, and Google is no exception. Due to the lack of update and support, competition is stifled. I loved my Unihertz phones (Jelly series) and Palm tiny phone (except for battery life), but without updates, communication can become unreliable or worse unsecure.

Quick shipping nice phone for the money quick and easy to use phone

Beautiful phone, slim, slender, and an amazing camera

Works great so far! Love the adaptive battery feature.