Abstract: The Pixel 8 has a tough job competing with Google's own Pixel 7a and Pixel 8 Pro. The 7a is quite a bit cheaper without a huge number of tangible compromises, while the Pixel 8 Pro adds a periscope camera and pro-grade features to the shooting experience...
Compact and premium build, easy to handle, dust- and water-resistant, Bright and color-accurate 120Hz OLED panel, Improved charging, Overall, great camera quality with an unmatched character that has a loyal following, Superb stereo speakers, Android from
Some software features are limited to certain countries, No AF on the selfie camera, no Pro camera mode, Ultrawide camera is underwhelming in low light, A dedicated telephoto camera would have been nice, Unimpressive battery life and no charger in the box
Despite its considerable price hike, the Pixel 8 remains rather competitive, especially for US consumers. Its MSRP is below its natural regional competitors, offers an improved viewing experience in line with 2023's industry standards, excellent camera ex...
Impressive cameras, AI tools, Good design, Respectable battery life, Amazing software support
Slow charging speeds, Performance could have been better, Pricey, Verdict, Design and display, Cameras, Performance and software, Battery and charging speeds, Final verdict, Verdict, The Pixel 8 follows the same design language as its elder sibling the 8
While the Pixel 8 is a commendable smartphone in its own right, the handset may fall short in comparison to other smartphones in its price range when it comes to performance, viewing experience, and battery life. That being said, the Pixel 8 can be an out...
Published: 2023-10-17, Author: Tim , review by: droid-life.com
As I mention in the Pricing section, my recommendation to Pixel fans would be to buy the Pixel 8 Pro. If pricing is an issue, then the Pixel 8 is a great alternative, thanks to 7 years of software support, awesome AI features, a really good camera, gorgeo...
AI features are incredible,Even better cameras than last year,Brighter OLED screen with 120Hz refresh,Gorgeous design,Seven years of Android OS updates
Costlier than last year,Misses out on manual mode and Night Sight video,Charging tech lags behind rivals,No charger in the box
The Pixel 8 shares the same design language as its predecessor, but it is shorter, narrower, and lighter, and that makes it a lot easier to hold and use the phone. The OLED screen gets significantly brighter - particularly outdoors - and you get 120Hz ref...
Published: 2024-02-06, Author: PEDRO , review by: one-tech.es
Android 14 con inteligencia artificial,Siete años de actualizaciones,Un rendimiento de gama alta,Pantalla de gran calidad,Diseño distintivo "Google Pixel",Excelente relación calidad-precio
Trasera que es un imán para las huellas,Batería cumplidora que va siendo hora de mejorar,Las funciones IA requieren conexión
y opinión El Google Pixel 8 es sin duda una de las mejores opciones que tenemos ahora mismo en el mercado por 799. Lo es tanto por la experiencia que ofrece y la calidad de construcción, como por los siete años de actualizaciones que nos aseguran tener...
Su cámara tiene un rendimiento muy positivo,La experiencia Android en un Pixel,Una pantalla muy puntera,El chip Tensor G3,Su diseño es precioso,Sonido potente y funcional,Siete años de actualizaciones de Android y de seguridad
La batería cumple, pero se podría pedir más,Se echa en falta un telefoto
Design changes are minor,Minimal camera upgrades over Pixel 7,No temperature sensor
The Google Pixel 8 matches most but not all of the Pro model's major updates. It has a slightly refreshed look and the new Tensor G3, but it doesn't really move the needle on camera hardware, while the Pro is starting to push the limit on pixel counts. Bu...
