It’s also putting its AI to work improving the phone part of your smartphone experience. Google doesn’t limit the Pixel’s smarts to just taking better photos. Using the wide-angle lens, you’ll be able to capture 184 percent more of the scene than you could with the iPhone XS’s front camera, according to Google. Switching between the regular 8-MP lens and the wide-angle version (and its smaller f/2.2 aperture) is as simple as pressing an on-screen minus button, as if you’re zooming out (which, essentially, you are, only with a different lens). That’s all the better to capture your self-portraits - including those shots where you either want to cram in more people or show off more of the background behind you. There may be just one camera on the back of the Pixel 3, but up front, you’ll find a pair of lenses. Google has brought Night Sight to the Pixel 3 via a software update, and it's as impressive as Google promises in our testing. You have to decide if it's worth it for your needs (and hands).Another feature, Night Sight, promises to help you take better pictures when the lights are low. It's about 12% wider and 8% taller than the Pixel 3, which is considerable - but of course, you get the extra screen and battery as a benefit. So lets bring this all back together and talk about price: the. The Pixel 3 XL, on the other hand, follows the flagship trend of being really large. The Pixel 3 XL takes great photos, but the Pixel 2 XL is no slouch it spent a year at the top of the charts in image quality. It's easily manageable in one hand, and easier to slip into a pocket even with a case on it. The Pixel 3 is a bit of a unicorn amongst modern-day flagship phones, with a very compact case that's marginally smaller than the Pixel 2. The screen size differences obviously lead to changes in overall phone size. Some are willing to take that battery trade-off to have a phone they can easily use one-handed, but it isn't always worth it for everyone. However, the Pixel 3 XL can take a bit more abuse and still make it to the end of the day just fine. The Pixel 3 XL has a 12MP f/1.8 camera on the back with dual pixel phase detection autofocus and optical image stabilization. Lots of time using streaming apps or games will have you looking for a charger. The Pixel 3 can get through a day without charging, but not if you have any intense usage throughout the day. With a 17% larger battery, the Pixel 3 XL has noticeably longer battery life. The other necessary difference is battery - 2915 vs. It simply comes down to screen size and battery needs. The Pixel 3 XL also has a sizable display notch that's visually distracting for some people, and cuts into the usable space of that larger panel - even still, it has a little more room than the Pixel 2 XL, and much more than the Pixel 3. Whether you get the 6.3-inch Pixel 3 XL or smaller 5.5-inch Pixel 3, the OLED panels have been selected and calibrated to look the same. Its about 12 wider and 8 taller than the Pixel 3, which is considerable but of course, you get the extra. I specifically say screen size because Google worked very hard to make sure this year's phones have identical-looking displays. The Pixel 3 XL, on the other hand, follows the flagship trend of being really large. There are just two differences to evaluate: screen size and battery. Wi-Fi 802.11ac 2x2 MIMO, Bluetooth 5.0 LE, NFC, GPS Released 2018, October 18 184g, 7.9mm thickness Android 9.0, up to Android 12 64GB/128GB storage, no card slot.
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