It is a nice Android phone. The fastest Android I've used. Faster than my S8+ even. Very nice camera. Nice vanilla OS of course. I always tell people if they want to try Android (coming from an iPhone) then the Pixel is the safest bet for smoothest transition. I ultimately didn't stick with it though just because I prefer the S8+ over it. If you are looking for an iPhone like experience with Android and only need the basics though and not the extra samsung stuff then the pixel may be a good option for you. It is too expensive now since the price never comes down and a new pixel should be out in 4 months or so.
Just don't buy used Pixel that was bought from GoogleFi, there were a decent amount of Pixel from that source that got their IMEI blacklisted by Google.
I bought the iPhone 7 because I felt the Pixel was overpriced and lacking in features in comparison, and I heard too many reports of random hardware and software bugs. The Pixel camera was highly praised so I'll see what the Pixel 2 is like.
Used? No. Google is passing around a 15% off code for the Pixel XL. That's why I'm looking now--and because with Fi I get great service in Europe without paying through the nose. Tmobile is second best in Europe, but to get high speed thru them (without getting a local SIM, which comes with its own pains), you have to pony up $50 for 500MB. With Fi, you get 1 GB of high-speed for $10. That's huge.
Oh yeah, I got that discount link in my email too. It's a good phone but after tax and everything it would still cost $700 most likely. I don't think it's worth $700 this close to the Pixel two release but if you need now and don't mind the price, it's a great phone.
Pixel 2 release is one thing. Availability is another. Released in October? Available next summer, likely. Also, have you seen the mockups? Why would a taller (and less wide) phone be better? Would just stick out of my pocket more and make it harder to read Web pages.
Does anyone feel Pixel photo is much better than iphone 7/7 plus?
This is me. I'm ready to try Android. Too bad phones didn't drop in price as they got closer to the next release.I always tell people if they want to try Android (coming from an iPhone) then the Pixel is the safest bet for smoothest transition... If you are looking for an iPhone like experience with Android and only need the basics though and not the extra samsung stuff then the pixel may be a good option for you.
Anyone tried the Pixel? What did you think?