This isn't a budget phone, it's a solidly mid range phone that will perform adequately. The processor is crisp and responsive. With the move to bluetooth 5 and above, i feel the sound quality has improved.

Took phone to japan and used tourist sim while in country. Bought this device as a replacement for my partner's samsung galaxy s9. I use android auto in my car and this phone works terrific with it.

Charge port is soldered to the motherboard, so there is no replacing it. Battery life is lacking, gps/maps works poorly, and the cell signal seems worse.

Third and last straw for me is the screen stops responding after 3 months of normal use. I have a feeling that these could be carrier's issue (i use a much smaller carrier company), not the phone. The warranty from google for this phone is one year.

The pixel is the only one that doesn't support an unlocked sim. Advertised as unlocked for all carriers. Back to samsung phones.

With the pixel, you press 1 and nothing happens. It's as if you haven't pressed a key at all. There are some supremely annoying menu design choices.

G hardly works unless you happen to be closest to the tower the modem optimizes as the best. Loses connectivity all the time, while every other device in our house work well. This is a major nuisance, since i bought good headphones for my past phone -...  Read More

The phone uses android 11, which is the latest version of android available. The phone has 4gb of ram and 64gb of storage. It uses two sim slots, so you don't have to sacrifice one of the slots to use both sim slots actively. It has a 2,000 mah batter...  Read More

Ghz (not also 5ghz), lots of 'bloatware', and the worse drawback - the eula upon startup/ setup clearly states that operating the phone means user agrees to have personally identifiable information gathered by blu.