Google Pixel 4

Google has established itself as a brand among the largest smartphone makers, including Apple, Samsung, and Huawei, since the debut of the Pixel 3 a year ago. Google has released a new smartphone dubbed the Google Pixel 4 that boasts exceptional camera quality. In addition to a fresh appearance, the phone includes a slew of clever new features that we’ll take a look at. So let’s get this conversation going.

Google Pixel 4 price in India 

The Google Pixel 4 was supposed to be priced around Rs.69,990 in India but it never launched in India. This is the Google Pixel 4 6GB/64GB internal storage base version, which has been launched in three colour options including Just Black, Clearly White, and Oh So Orange colours.

Google Pixel 4 looks remarkably identical to its predecessors from the front, but that’s where the similarities end. When you flip it over, you’ll see a glossy glass panel in one of three colours including black, orange, or white. The textured surface and fingerprint sensor from the Pixel 3 have been replaced by a new square camera stack in the top left corner.

The volume rocker and power button are located on the phone’s left side. Both are easily accessible and have a pleasant click when touched. The top of the phone is unadorned, while the bottom features two speakers and a USB-C connector. A SIM slot may be found on the right side.

The durability is comparable to that of other flagships. Although the Pixel 4 is largely made of Gorilla Glass 5, it is nevertheless susceptible to damage from a severe fall. You don’t have to bother about using it in the rain or losing it in the sink because it has an IP68 waterproof rating. However, if you intend on using your phone for an extended amount of time, we recommend investing in a decent case.

Google Pixel 4’s 5.7-inch 90Hz OLED display replaces the Pixel 3’s 5.5-inch LCD, and it is brighter and has a wider colour range than its predecessor. The resolution is 2,280 by 1,080, with a pixel density of 444 per inch. Google Pixel 4 also includes the ability to adjust the refresh rate, from 60 Hz to 90 Hz.

Google Pixel 4 is equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 CPU, 6GB of RAM, and 64GB or 128GB of storage. A microSD card cannot be used to increase more storage.  The phone comes pre-installed with Android 10 with a proprietary Pixel UI. It’s a nearly stock version of Android 10 with revised navigation gestures, enhanced Digital Wellbeing features, and new privacy settings that provide more information about apps and services that use your data.

Google Pixel 4 follows in the footsteps of Google’s Pixel line of smartphones, which has become the gold standard for smartphone photography. There are major software improvements that add up to the greatest camera phone configuration we’ve seen, in addition to the inclusion of a telephoto lens.

The new square camera stack, which contains two sensors, is found on the rear of the Pixel 4. The primary lens has a resolution of 12.2 megapixels and an aperture of f/1.7, as well as optical and electronic image stabilisation (EIS). The new telephoto lens has a resolution of 16MP and an aperture of f/2.4, as well as OIS and EIS.

Google Pixel 4’s front-facing camera has an 8MP sensor with an f/2.0 aperture, as well as a flood emitter and a dot projector to enable Face Unlock, the Pixel 4’s new identification function. The Pixel 4’s selfie camera, like its back cameras, delivers beautiful photos.

While the Google Pixel 3 has a battery capacity of 2,915 mAh, the Pixel 4 only has a capacity of 2,800 mAh. It is thus impossible to reach the milestone of a day of usage without having an external battery in his luggage to end the day. It has a wireless charging and rapid charging feature for refilling the battery within a short span of time. 

Google Pixel 4 has significant benefits and is quite tempting when it comes to the camera and zoom, elevated screen and high-quality speakers, and Android 10. However, the fact that it does not have an ultra-wide-angle, ideal brightness, and, most importantly, a low autonomy may hamper your motivation. The Pixel 4 is a smart little phone that is hampered by a slew of fundamental faults, including one of the poorest battery life we’ve seen on a modern flagship.