In short, you'd be hard pressed to find a phone that takes better pictures than this one – some of the results it gets really are breathtaking, especially in low light. Like its predecessor, the Pixel 3 XL goes with a single-lens, 12.2MP rear camera, but Google has once again tweaked the optics and image processing for even better results. After an affordable smartphone? These are the best cheap phonesĮver since the first Pixel, these phones have been known for their exceptional photo-taking capabilities, and the Google Pixel 3 XL certainly doesn't disappoint in this area.That said, the early signs are good, and you know this phone is going to get prompt software updates further down the line. Our reviews can only take in the first few weeks of using a phone, so handsets with more power may stay lag-free for longer than the Pixel 3 XL. That's not to say you definitely won't see slowdowns further down the line, of course. Plus, we suspect the specs and power offered by the top-end Samsung and Huawei phones are really overkill for phone apps at the moment – better benchmark scores but no real difference day to day. With Google being able to work on both the hardware and software together, it seems to have been able to squeeze out some extra performance from the Snapdragon 845 and just 4GB of RAM. There's no lag or delay in any of the menus, and no problem with games or apps, no matter how demanding – even something like Asphalt 9 poses no problems.
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That's not as fast as the Huawei Mate 20 Pro or the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, which both got in the 9,000s for multi-core.ĭespite those slightly disappointing scores, we can confirm the Pixel 3 XL nips along very quickly.
In GeekBench 4 (see the nearby box out), the Google Pixel 3 XL averaged 2,350 in the single-core test and 8,220 in the multi-core test. 6GB would be nice, but the Pixel 3 XL seems to handle everything very well with 4GB.
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That's just about the minimum you can expect from a top-end Android phone in 2018, but we didn't notice any slowdown or lag in use. The Google Pixel 3 XL pairs the Snapdragon 845 we've seen in many a flagship Android phone this year with 4GB of RAM.
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