Don't let appearances fool you, despite the Pixel 8's relatively small size, it does have a lot of character. While the Pixel 8 does demand a heftier asking price than its predecessor, it also brings a considerable set of upgrades. These include a super-s...
Good, Smaller form factor makes it more comfortable to hold, Excellent and bright display, Cameras are still the best, Packed with AI features, Good, Sharp, 90Hz display, Good quality cameras, Good gaming performance, Bloatware-free software, timely updat
Relatively slow charging, Expensive, Still a 60Hz display
The Pixel 8 is a big upgrade over the Pixel 7 thanks to Google rounding off a lot of things. You get a brighter and flagship-level display, a super comfortable and compact design, improved cameras, and plenty of improvements. Then there's the new AI camer...
The Google Pixel 8 is one of the most interesting devices I’ve used in a while. It finally addresses the flaws of its predecessors, such as the mediocre graphics performance and the tendency to run hot. It’s also one of the few Android phones in the marke...
Impressive camera performance with unique AI features,Solid 6.2-inch OLED display,All-day battery life,7 years of OS upgrades
Dated design,No telephoto lens,Raw performance is behind other flagships
The design looks a bit dated, but the Pixel 8 otherwise represents a great buy with impressive camera performance, AI-infused features that remain unique amidst increased competition, and all-day battery life that makes it a joy to use. PROS Impressive...
Published: 2023-10-31, Author: Tom , review by: stuff.tv
Pros, Compact body built to a high standard, Finally, a bright display with a high refresh rate, Cameras remain brilliantly capable
Cons, Performance, battery a step back from class leaders, Some software being Pro-exclusive feels arbitrary, Even wider gulf in ability to Pixel 8 Pro than previous years
Even after a price hike, I can't deny Google's latest mainstream phone stays very competitive. The Pixel 8 takes excellent photos, is quick enough for daily duties, both looks and feels like a high-end handset, and promises years and years of Android upda...
Published: 2023-10-30, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
seven years of software updates, good camera, great screen in smaller body, solid battery life, recycled aluminium, impressive local and generative AI features, undercuts rivals on price
price increase, no extended optical zoom for camera, 2D face unlock not as advanced as 3D scanners, raw performance short of best in class
The Pixel 8 is not quite the same smashing bargain its predecessors once were – that honour is now the realm of the Pixel 7a – but it still offers a lot of phone for the money.The fit, finish and feel is top notch. The phone is responsive and smooth. The...
The Pixel 8 is an easy recommendation. It's got heaps of power, the display is bright, the smaller size feels great to hold, and it gives even the most casual of photographers the ability to take impressive shots. Not everyone will use the AI features ev...
Great main camera, Amazing AI photo editing tools, Two-day battery life, Slick, fast Android 14, Tensor G3 is cool and efficient, Seven years software support
Wide-angle camera disappoints, Average charge speed
Abstract: The Google Pixel 8 is less like a smaller version of the larger and more expensive Pixel 8 Pro than a true subset, with lesser camera capabilities, less RAM, and a somewhat less impressive screen. It's still attractive, and a lot more affordable, and it s...
