Testseek.com have collected 292 expert reviews of the Google Pixel 4 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Pixel 4.
October 2019
(79%)
292 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(83%)
93 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
MotionSense feels like the future
“Smooth” display looks great
Speedy performance
Google Assistant is faster and smarter
Great camera experience
Noise well under control in all conditions
Good detail in outdoor and indoor recording
Good target exposure and fairly wide dynamic range
Vivid colors and pleasant white balance
Fast
Repeatable
And accurate autofocus
Fairly effective stabilization
Excellent point and shoot camera
Astrophotography mode impressed
Matte glass finish feels great
Class-leading cameras
Smooth 90Hz refresh rate
Effective Face Unlock
Clever AI software features
The Pixel 4's dual rear cameras take brilliant photos and its display's high refresh rate makes navigating silky smooth. The phone will get prompt software updates and its face unlock works really fast
Impeccable software
Unbeatable camera
Great Performance
Amazing value
No more notch
Incredible Display
Good battery life
Camera keeps getting better
IP68 rating for waterproofing
Fast wireless charging (10W)
Latest Android software
Excellent camera software
High quality design
Fit
And finish
Poor battery life
Camera technology is capable of incredible results
90Hz OLED screens are smooth and beautiful
Android 10 runs fast
Face Unlock is incredibly quick
Recorder app is offline dictation witchcraft
The 90Hz refresh rate looks incredible
And the OLEDs offer excellent colors
Brightness
And blacks
The Pixel 4 is the fastest
Smoothest Android phone available. The added RAM makes multitasking better than the Pixel 3
The matte glass and subtly textu
Premium build quality and feel
Excellent cameras with useful software additions
Clear
Crisp display
Accurate face unlock
Smarter Google Assistant and local computing
Well built
Balanced speakers
Updates available for a long time
Great dual camera
Color-accurate 90 Hz display...
Very effective video stabilization
Wide depth of field
Good level of detail
Generally accurate target exposure on faces
The editors didn't like
Motion Sense is finicky
Face Unlock could be more secure
Middling battery life
Slightly dull design
Some noticeable motion in walking videos
Lack of fine detail in low light
Poor battery life
No ultra-wide lens
Low storage capacity options
Occasional UI gremlins
Disappointing battery life
Dim display
Motion Sense gestures need work
No unlimited photo storage at original quality
The phone doesn't come with earbuds
It has no expandable storage option and its battery life is mediocre
Unimpressive battery life
No more full-resolution Google Photos backups
Overpriced for the hardware
Battery capacity is worrysome
Pretty boring design
No ultrawide camera
No 4K60 video recording
No more front-facing stereo speakers
No fingerprint scanner
64GB storage in base model
A tad overpriced
Limited storage options
Battery life ranges from underwhelming to just plain bad
No ultra wide camera
Motion Sense feels gimmicky for now
G Suite users miss out on key features
64GB of storage is miserly
While it might be cool down the line
Soli is little more than a gimmick right now
Doesn't check to make sure you're awake (for now)
And it's the only biometric option on the phone
The smaller Pixel can barely last a day
And the larger one is just ave
Large top bezel doesn't look pretty
Only 64GB base storage
Battery life is good but not great
Motion Sense is intuitive but limited as of yet
Lacking display brightness boost
No Wi-Fi 6
Meager storage capacity without expandability options
Poor diaplay-to-body ratio
Cyan shift in blue skies
Subject slightly out of focus at 30cm recording distance
Some occasional exposure instabilities
Sometimes underexposed faces in high-contrast scenes
Abstract: The Pixel range - the closest thing to a ‘pure' Android experience out there - has become known more than anything else for its phenomenal cameras. But in a year that's seen ballooning megapixel counts, extreme telephoto zooms, and Pixel-rivalling night m...
Abstract: After all, half-heartedly slapping a secondary zoom camera on the Pixel 4 isn’t nearly enough of an upgrade to fully compete with the very best flagship smartphones that rival manufacturers can muster. Or is it?Of course, the new camera – as boring as it...
It's hard to really get a sense of how good the Pixel 4 is after just a few hours with it, as - on the surface - it lacks a true excitement factor. That might be down to the fact that most of its features have leaked countless times, or the slightly by-th...
Abstract: Here’s everything you need to know about the Google Pixel 4.In terms of a release date, it’s hardly surprising that we’ve had no official word from Google, what with the Pixel 3 still hot off the press.We can, however, speculate on when we’ll be able to s...
Google's showcase of how Android should look and feel, 90Hz display among 60Hz competitors, Telephoto camera while others have ultra wides and no telephoto, Overall great picture quality, superb portraits, okay selfies, Spectacular video stabilization
No fingerprint, thus biometric authorization not available in some apps, gimmicky radar-based gestures, Odd limitations in the 90Hz display behaviour, Battery life is at the bottom of the charts in the class, Benchmark performance on the low end of the sp
We know that deep down you feel disappointed by the Pixel 4 - it's the prevalent sentiment around the office too. There's little excuse for the poor battery life, the one-camera-short attitude that Google is sticking with, the only-sometimes-90Hz display...
Attractive design, 90Hz display,Solid battery life, Excellent cameras, Live Caption and Recorder are excellent accessibility additions
Not enough storage options
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Abstract: Note: This review was first published on 22 October 2019.The Pixel 4 and 4 XL contain some of the biggest upgrades that Google has made in a single year to its smartphones. And while the crowning glory of the Pixel series has always been its camera, the P...
Abstract: Note: This review was first published on 22 October 2019 and is republished today because the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL is now available in retail.The Pixel 4 and 4 XL contain some of the biggest upgrades that Google has made in a single year to its smartpho...
