Joel Barron·

Our Take On Google Pixel 4 XL [Video]

After many leaks for months, Google launched their latest flagship devices – Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL – last month.

If you aren’t familiar with Pixel devices, they have been well known for their camera software as they produce some really nice photos, especially in low light conditions.

This year Google has redesigned the Pixel 4 a bit with a soft touch glass back, and no more notch for the XL model as it now has a forehead on the front where the Soli radar, camera, and sensors for Face Unlock sit. The phone has some new added features like the new 90Hz dynamic refresh rate display, Motion Sense, Astrophotography, and an additional 16MP Telephoto rear camera, as well as a ToF sensor.

The new Motion Sense feature let’s you use gestures to things like change music tracks, snooze alarms, and silence phone calls by waving your hand above the screen. Also, with Motion Sense, it is capable of sensing your hand is getting near therefore it’ll wake up the device and is ready to unlock. Speaking of unlocking, the Pixel 4 has new sensors that let’s you unlock your device extremely fast. Some may say too fast.

If you are into Astrophotography, the Pixel 4 can take some wild shots when taking photos of the sky. These are just some things we’ve tried out so far on Google’s new device.

Both the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL come in 64GB and 128GB storage variants. The Pixel 4 starts at $799 while the Pixel 4 XL starts at $899 for 64GB. If 64GB isn’t enough, you can pay an extra $100 for the 128 GB models. Check out the video below for our impressions on it!

If interested, you can grab both Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL for discounted prices:

Buy: Google Pixel 4 XL – Just Black – 64GB – Unlocked: $898 | Original price: $999

Buy: Google Pixel 4 – Just Black – 64GB – Unlocked: $749 | Original price: $799

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