Unboxing and comparing the Google Pixel 4 vs the mighty 4 XL, to see how they stack up for specs, camera tech, speed, battery life, Android 10 features and beyond. This handson review covers the best new bits in these Pixel 4 phones and explains why the bigger XL model may be best for you.
Both of these Google 2019 flagship smartphones hit the UK on October 24, with an asking price starting from £669 for the standard version and £829 for the megamodel. They boast the latest version of Android with exclusive features including radar gestures and live transcription.
For the most part, beyond the size, the hardware is similar. You get strong performance from the speedy Snapdragon 855 chipset (backed by 6GB RAM). However, the battery is bigger on the Pixel 4 XL, offering a 3700mAh capacity cell vs the 2800mAh original. Likewise, the XL serves up a QHD+ screen, although both Google phones deliver 90Hz OLED tech.
Stay tuned for my full Google Pixel 4 review, hitting the channel on Monday. I'll also be publishing a comparison vs last year's Pixel 3 XL and a full tips and tricks guide.