Pixel 8 Pro 10 Months On: Wait for Pixel 9?

[@thalisandreou9891]

Am I the only one who watches reviews of my phone even after I bought it 😂. I have the 8 pro

[@shuttzi9878]

Nah bro, you're Literally me on this one 🗡️🦇 Appreciating what u have is a beautiful thing, especially if it brings people together

[@KrishnaswamyKannan]

You're not alone 😂

[@mikldude9376]

Yes it's interesting to learn from someone else's experience, and sometimes you may learn something about your phone you didn't know.

[@Peterstarzynskitech]

No you're not alone. It's good to do cuz it might help you discover a feature you didn't know was there

[@Jagdishtemkar1]

Its like assurance to see you have made the right choice. Like an item appraisal. Haha

[@michaelkeaton32]

Big fan of the P8P. I bought the Fold6, but I'm returning it because, like you eloquently stated, the P8P is super comfortable to hold. I hope this will be the first time I'm content with what I have, and I will keep this phone for another year. Like you said, the camera is amazing, and I like the haptics, too. Underrated, IMO.

[@Jay__Patel]

Wait for the pixel 9 and purchase the Pixel 9 pro-xl instead of 8pro

[@carlos53k]

​@@Jay__Patel He is saying that he has the P8 Pro and gave the fold 6 a try. For the price and features, he rather return to the P8 Pro for the weight and feel of the phone, camera and money saved.

[@Simonsimps]

Face unlock is awesome on the 8 Pro too. It even works with Barclays Banks, that says how good it is.

[@Gary0557]

I've been using Pixels for a year and a half and people sometimes come up to me in cafes etc and say, oh is that a Google phone? Or is that a Pixel?

[@serious6647]

Where are you? at I'm in Delaware

[@amankashyap6624]

@@serious6647hey bro i am doing some outsourcing business in delaware

[@Gary0557]

@@serious6647 nowhere near you mate, I'm a Londoner.

[@D3000]

I have a Pixel7Pro and I am very disappointed with pixels... I expected something else Too much marketing... it came from an Oppo Find X3 Pro and it was much better except for the telephoto that did not exist The only thing I like about my Pixel7Pro is the battery life... but they look like overrated phones to me.

[@Gary0557]

@@D3000 It depends what you're looking for. I love the call screen feature and would miss not having that on a phone now.

[@hardpiet]

Still using my Pixel 5 because of unlimited photo upload in Google Drive and the good position of the fingerprint sensor at the back including its scroll functionality. Waiting for Pixel 10..

[@SEAN31680]

What can you scroll? In the browser or where? Sounds interesting.

[@hardpiet]

@@SEAN31680 By swiping up / down on the sensor you can access the notifications. Its very handy to unlock the device and expand the notifications 'at once' kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2WqdaSXjaZ3r7c

[@dingofgc]

Me who is watching this review on my pixel 8 pro happily i can say this is the best Android phone I've ever used! I also own s23 ultra and a pixel 6 but i always return back to the 8 pro! Yes i did notice occasionally some software issues but that didn't bother me! Great camera, great battery, great haptics overall 9/10.

[@metalmaniacx79]

I had the 8 pro until the s24 came out. But yeah that phone is great. I went with s24 for more convenience, better AI (although that's debatable), better hardware, better battery life etc. But the 8 pro is so comfortable to hold, it's insane!

[@Conannnnn]

Boys I'm jumping on the pixel 9 pro from the 15 pro max. Hope I like it.

[@albertayeh-sarpong1264]

Which would you say is good in terms of camera and performance:S23 Ultra or the Pixel

[@dingofgc]

@@albertayeh-sarpong1264 I'd say Pixel's color science is great! But if you want more zoom, and more photo modes s23u is great! I personally take 1x to 5x camera shots, night sight, portrait on pixel 8 pro, macro and zoom and manual camera on s23U

[@Catalanskrr]

It’s an amazing phone. Sure, the processor is not top of the line, nor does the phone have the best battery life of them all, but literally everything else is absolutely amazing with this phone. You can’t even feel the „lesser“ performing chip. The cameras are amazing, the vibration motor is basically on par with apple, the speakers are nice, the display is very good, the design is perfectly individual. It’s just a pretty damn good phone overall.

[@DavidWeddell]

I am still using my trusty Pixel 6 so at the moment I thinking pixel 8 pro as I don't want an iPhone look alike for a handset

[@Ge0rGi.]

Just wait for another year and get the pixel 10 with Snapdragon processor

[@dava00007]

I prefer Google's actual android over any other vendor's skins of bloadware ridden versions... But would it hurt them so much to let us pick the theme's colors as we wish?

[@BigJeffroeX438]

Thanks for the video. Great content! I've been using my pixel 8 Pro since it dropped. It was my daily driver until I got my S24 plus and I've Moved this one to my side piece My P8P Has and still is a damn good phone. Everything I ever wanted in a pixel going to be upgrading to the pixel 9 Pro and passing this on to the wifey. In a few weeks.

[@cosmicheretic8129]

I'm on the fence over an S24 plus and 8 pro or 9 pro. What did you miss about pixels that you're going from Samsung back to them?

[@Subbias2024]

​@@cosmicheretic8129Samsung (screens, software (debatable), certain Ai Features, cameras are a toss and personal preference, charging, battery life, cellular performance, gaming performance, resell value, repair parts availability). Google ((Pixel specific features like Hold for me, call screen, direct my call), Ai features like Magic eraser, audio eraser, and summarizer, cost less than a Samsung equivalent, cameras are arguably the best for photography, and software is stock android.

[@BigJeffroeX438]

@@cosmicheretic8129 I still love pixel. But I also like the Samsung operating system. So I'll make my pixel 9 pro my business phone and keep my Samsung S24 Plus As my personal Fun Phone. I'm just really into tech more specifically Cell Phones 👍🏼

[@Conannnnn]

I'm jumping on the 9 pro XL from the iPhone 15 pro max. Looking forward to it.

[@impossibleguru]

I'd like to comment on this because I'm swapping away from my Pixel 8 Pro despite it being my favorite Pixel right now. For context, I'm going to the S24 Ultra. The things I know I'll miss that are exclusives to Pixel is way the it takes pictures. I prefer the style of Pixel. Also, the features Call Screen, Now Playing and also the machine learning stuff Pixel has. It helps a lot with stuff like voice to text. It's very accurate and fast ​@@cosmicheretic8129

[@pastasauce99]

The only good thing about the pixels is the unlocked bootloader, Change my mind meme. Seriously though, they want to charge as much as the snapdragon creme de la creme but deliver half the specs.

[@KianFloppa]

great camera and optimization and clean minimalist ui

[@mjjones1045]

​@@KianFloppaThat still is not worth $1000. Only their still shots are good. Their overall camera is not good. Video is mediocre.

[@KianFloppa]

@@mjjones1045 its 750$ not 1k new and even the non pro has 120hz unlike apple

[@Sunshineandroses1]

No, the only good thing about pixels is how they quickly boot up from off and voice to text it's fantastic and spot on!

[@sanjamjeetsingh7426]

And cheapest deal at carrier, high launch price is to se an image just to sell cheaper

[@waldamy]

Planning to get a Pixel 9 Pro and I'm so disappointed that google still didn't roll out the promised "Zoom Enhance" feature. Is it even coming at this point.

[@mikldude9376]

I wouldn't hold your breath😂.

[@waldamy]

@@mikldude9376 I'm not, I'm just disappointed. I'm thinking, if they roll it out, there would be much less incentive for others to upgrade. And it would also leapfrog the competition too much. So they would only release AI zoom if other competitors release it, to drip feed the features basically.

[@techreview1604]

Good phone. All I need is battery charging restriction to 85%

[@SimonCaddy]

Accubattery app can do this, but I'm sure you know this and I get what you mean... Why isn't this simple feature in the standard battery settings

[@AssassinIsAfk]

I absolutely love my pixel 8 pro, the battery is pretty good, the performance is good (I don't game on my phone since I have a really high end gaming pc) and honestly it's a pretty good phone and I have not experienced any issues with my pixel 8 pro.

[@parshakamarsh]

When they start using a competitive chip manufactured by TSMC I'll probably give the Pixel another go

[@damiannicholas3413]

Use to say the same but currently have the pixel and its no slouch have the 15 pro Max and Pixel by far is more useful

[@joelconolly5574]

I'll probably get this when the 9 comes out. Unless there's something the 9 Pro has to offer over the 8. I see the Sony sensor looks like an interesting update 👀.

[@ANDREWHALL28]

Bought 1 yesterday, I'll give it a good go this week, i literally wanted a phone for photos and media, this consistently gets the best reviews on that front so I've taken the risk at £709

[@SEAN31680]

According to the leaks, the 9 pro just receives the annual chip update, a boxy design and the selfie camera is going to be higher resolution. That’s it. Just how Samsung updates basically nothing with the regular S series. Same screen, same battery, same cameras. So when the 9 comes out I can just get the 8 pro at a discount, cuz I don’t really like boxier phones (e.g. the iPhone Xs vs the 14 pro, massive difference in hand).

[@DeadofWinter321]

Typing this from my Pixel 8 Pro. Although I like it a lot, I'm waiting for the upcoming Pixel Fold 2.

[@pspro51]

Currently have the Pixel fold and battery life is herendous, even when only using the main screen. But the size is still my favorite for both worlds. I will def wait for the 10, and see what the new chip has in store. Excited to hear that it is already been made so they have over a year to get it working perfectly. But will admit the new hardware does look so so good.

[@Conannnnn]

I'm going for the pixel 9 pro from a 15 pro max. Looking forward to it. Then might go for the pixel 11 after that if the new chips come into play. Not a gamer so the tensor 4 chip will be more than good enough.

[@RichardRatner.1972]

Love my blue Pixel. Big love Alex, kindest regards, Richard U.K

[@alexstruenorth]

Same

[@mrkring1526]

Anyone else sick of the "not buying a Pixel unless the chip is made by TSMC"?. I came from an S24 U to P8P and this thing is smoother and snappier than S24U with the Pixel only a tad behind on battery life. People make it out like the Tensor G3 is unuseable. Its honestly cringe.

[@HyBlock]

no I'm sick of the pixel having trash chips and you're just coping because you traded a better phone for it

[@tedzards509]

​@@HyBlock Why does performance even matter anymore on a phone..? Phones from 2018 with the SD845 SoC are still well usable for all but a small handfull of users.

[@Betancourtdm]

I completely agree. I love my P8P. The software is stunning, and I am one of the ones who love Tensor. Otherwise than demanding games, the processor works great, I've never had heating or connectivity issues on this version.

[@mgaming7]

I'm keeping my P8 Pro. The morons at google removed the face unlock feature on the 9 series. if pixel 10 doesn't bring it back. I'm going back to iPhone. FaceID is the best feature ever added to a phone. can't use finger print sensor with gloves on.....

[@oneplusaim1582]

I had the Original Pixel, the Pixel 4 XL, I Currently Own the Pixel 7 Pro and Pixel 8 Pro and I'm actually really excited for the Pixel 9 Pro

[@Conannnnn]

How's your pixel 8 pro I'm changing from the 15 pro max to the 9 pro.

[@oneplusaim1582]

@@Conannnnn You know, honestly, I thought since being a power user that Google silicon that wasn't up to snuff was going to be a problem. But honestly, the pixel 8 has been a super smooth experience and in Florida in the United States, the Sunshine State, one of the brightest hottest places. You'll probably ever go the brightness going all the way up past 2,000 nits is one of the greatest things I could have hoped for indirect sunlight. It's actually possible to see and read this screen without struggling. Despite the lack and power, I haven't had any issues playing warzone mobile. It's a pretty smooth experience. I get absolutely zero issues in call of duty mobile. It runs my shooters just fine. I also haven't had any issues with it playing Black desert mobile. I will say that if you like to use steam link and play games from your phone that steam and the pixel do not like it and that is a very inconsistent experience regardless of how good your Wi-Fi is and how close you are to the actual computer that you're remoting into. I am one of the few people who haven't had connectivity issues with this version of the Samsung modem, but that's also supposed to be fixed in the pixel nines with the new Samsung modem. I personally prefer curved screens that kind of fall off the edge of the device. With that being said, I have not been upset with my flat display. I will sometimes pick up my pixel 7 Pro for the nostalgia. I personally think that the Chloe screen off the side causes for that Pebble shape that Samsung used to be known for. That feels really good in the hand. The cameras are always phenomenal. I don't care with the shootouts and the dxo marks. In my experience, pixel gets the best shot and the only way I've even ever been able to become close to that with any other phone that I've used is typically by using a gcam mod

[@oneplusaim1582]

@@Conannnnn now while the battery life I would definitely say isn't great. I wouldn't even compare it to my iPhone 13 Pro Max. Honestly, I don't even think that it's as good as my OnePlus 7t Pro McLaren 5G, but what I will say is that if the new battery information that is given in the diagnostics that came with the last Android 15 beta update is to be believed. Despite the number of times I've already had to charge it, it's already gone through 180 charging cycles and claims that my battery capacity is still at 100%. So I'd say it's resilient, especially since I'm like a compulsive charger. Once my phone starts to break into the '60s I have to put it on the charger sometimes depending on what I'm doing. Even if I start to fall around 78 I'll put it on the charger if I feel like I'm going to you know, be busy that day and be using the phone a lot wherever I'm going. I also use my device for work so I'm constantly using the GPS because the job that I have we cover the entire State so it's not uncommon for me to have to drive sometimes even a few hours to get to a job site. So KZbin GPS running it does kind of hit the battery pretty hard in a short amount of time. I want to say I can go from 100 to $80 and probably an hour and 20 some odd minutes listening to KZbin videos while using the GPS

[@julianmendez4691]

U dont have to change the phone every year bro wait a min of 2 years to see any major changes

[@oneplusaim1582]

@@julianmendez4691 for normal people I absolutely agree with you. I have a plan with my Carrier I can upgrade anytime I want for basically nothing. But for your average consumer you are 1000% correct. I collect, I test, I find vulnerabilities, I report bugs and I enjoy trying the Gotchas on the new phones

[@CoolTatts]

Pixel needs the "modes and routines" feature of Samsung or iPhone. I really can't use a phone without this feature. Also, I agree Gemini is pretty sad, and it's slow. My Google Home Mini basic assistant will answer questions faster than my phone with Gemini

[@Wizzybytes]

Google pixels lacks behind in hardware aspect Google should improve on that

[@mrkring1526]

What part exactly?

[@Wizzybytes]

@@mrkring1526 chipset,

[@screamypanda409]

@@mrkring1526 BATTERY CHARGING?

[@Adwaig]

@@mrkring1526 Processor LOL

[@joshualebowitz]

Nice video. I use the Pixel 8 and really enjoy it. Thought I’d be intrigued by the Pixel 9, but so far it doesn’t seem that great, at least based on the leaks.

[@chrisbaylis4733]

I have a pixel 8 phone and I love it. The tensor processor is perfectly Fast enough for me. The experience of using the phone is just excellent, although I do miss Dex coming from a Samsung

[@richard23994]

I'm coming back for the pixel 9 pro xl from s24 ultra. I miss my pixel experience and got caught up in the hype machine, instead of the phone for everyone

[@benleonheart]

Pixel 8 Pro= still amazing, I'm using it since day one!! - the only way I can be persuaded to upgrade to the 9 Pro is if the telephoto camera is an improvement. This is the sole reason why I stayed with the 6 Pro and Skipped the 7 Pro.

[@Conannnnn]

The last pixel I had was the 4XL. Had lots of hardware issues. Hope it's gone better now. I'm jumping on the pixel 9 pro from the 15 pro max. Can't wait

[@Carlos-yz3fg]

I work for a phone company, I've always advised my customers to not buy a pixel until the 8, the 9 is looking pretty good as well but everything from the 4 to the 6 had terrible issues

[@johnlmoore]

I can't see any reason to upgrade from the 8 Pro to 9 Pro. Very happy with the phone and have achieved over 2 days without a charge by uninstalling apps such as X and using a browser.

[@Conannnnn]

I'm going for the 9 pro from the 15 pro max. I decided to go for the 9 pro instead of the 8 pro for the chip and ultrasonic fingerprint.

[@BrandanFischer]

I'm mainly going to upgrade for three reasons: Smaller Pro model (I've been wanting to try a different form factor, it'll be refreshing) Trade in values could be potentially really good this year due to the early launch (The phones are only gonna be 10 months old) I want to hop on the most mature Samsung-based Tensor chip and skip Google's first and maybe second generation custom TSMC chip (No company will have zero hurdles making their first fully custom phone chip, I just wanna sit it out for a generation or two and let Google get everything straight and then I'll upgrade) Some honorable mentions: The upgraded fingerprint sensor (Apparently it'll be ultrasonic this year) Crazy good front camera sensor (Leaked to be a 50MP sensor cropped to 42MP) Latest screen tech on the market (iPhone 16 Pro series will also use it)

[@Somali1971]

Google needs to improve the phone antennas as I own both the Google Pixel 8 Pro and the OnePlus 11, as well as the Samsung S23 Ultra. While Samsung and OnePlus have no issues with mobile connectivity, Google occasionally faces difficulties.

[@ArthurZakaryan23]

Many of the features that make a Pixel a Pixel is the reason I can't legitimately consider anything else as a viable alternative and continue to buy another Pixel. I'm really hoping though with the 9 Pro and Pro XL that Google doesn't give the XL some unique traits like say Apple did with the 5X zoom on the 15 Pro Max that the 15 Pro didn't get. I would like to go back to a smaller phone after owning a 7 Pro and now a 8 Pro the last couple of years. I really miss the size of my standard Pixel 6 and I don't mind taking a small hit on battery life that will potentially come from the smaller 9 Pro battery over the Pro XL if the phone is otherwise the same particularly with the cameras.

[@blacknation7736]

Trust me bro "OVER 90% OF KZbinS DO TALK ABOUT THE SCREEN" TBH not much has changed from P7. They also share similar issues like overheating.

[@jimv1983]

After 9 months of owning my Pixel 8 Pro I have two complaints. 1. It's just too damn big. One handed use is a pain. 2. The battery life is not good and the degradation in just 9 months is crazy. Worse than any other phone I've owned.

[@JubileeRM]

Just put my sim back in my 8 Pro. I love the Pixel but still prefer my OnePlus 12 over my P8P. Both great devices anyway.

[@davidbrown6137]

Well said!! And I have the s24 as well. OP 12 experience is the best.

[@JubileeRM]

@@davidbrown6137 I just sold my S24 Ultra last weekend. OP12 is a real winner 🏆🥇

[@EnochaSeineReviews]

I loved my 6

[@redamohammad1937]

I like pixel phones, but lately I replaced it with xiaomi 14 ultra for the camera. I'm waiting now for pixel 9 pro.

[@VanityCyan]

I really hope that Google fixes their software bugs I mean since the pixel 6,7 & now 8 their software has like a lot of bugs. I usually go to shops where they keep the demo phones and I generally check and use camera and how quick those phones are, what I noticed recently was one of the pixel phones, the camera just did not work at all no matter what I tried. I switch it between those 1x, 2x and the selfie, byt the cameras just were not opening and I even tried like shuting the camera app and still it was the same which was not the case for any other device In fact there were Motorola phones and even those did not have this kind of issues like it's a hard time Google fixes this bugs because the Pixel phones are really great but they just can't get enough of the software

[@PinoM]

I have sold my 8 Pro again because I felt the SoC was too weak for everything Google is promising. Most AI features were Cloud based and those, that weren't, mostly were already available for some years on other pixels. Also the SoC wasn't strong enough for photo and video processing of its cameras. It couldn't handle video boost locally, so they had to offload it to the cloud. Iphones produce similar results locally. On all lenses and 60fps. I think this is the future of all Samsung tensors in the next years, while the tsmc tensors receive new features that are handled on device.

[@scarlet_vixen29]

I wanted the 8 pro but none of my carriers stores had any and said that they probably wouldn't get anymore due to the 9 coming out so I went with the 8a and I love it but I feel like I'm missing out not having the pro lol

[@MrHinds2009]

I'm loving mine👍🏾💯

[@alexstruenorth]

Sold my pixel 7 pro and instantly regretted it. Got a blue 256gb 8 pro recently and it's made me use my s24u as a work phone 😅

[@noufelespada2993]

from where did you get that wallpaper in the 2:27 minute it's amazing ?

[@jayteebae]

If the 9 has a decent fingerprint sensor I might get it. The 6-8 have always failed me in this regard.

[@brightjsdebbarma9636]

Tensor processors are suck

[@silh0vettes]

Not a suck... 😱

[@neil_drysdale]

Need some help. Need a new phone quite desperate due to a dodgy battery on my old Huawei. Narrowed it down to Google Pixel 8 Pro or Samsung S24 Ultra or should I bite the bullet and go for the Google Pixel 9 Pro? Thoughts anyone?

[@mikldude9376]

I have my old galaxy note , a 14 pro max ( my daily ) , and the pixel 8 pro my second phone Too me im not that blown away with the pixel cameras , Sometimes they are very good , but these days most high end phones have very good cameras , comparing mine to my iphone they seem to trade blows , neither is perfect , on one or two occasions i took photos in poor light with pixel thinking it would be the better device for the job only to find it was just bad , i am a bit of a camera buff and took 5 photos with the pixel , and to my surprise not one was worth keeping and went straight to delete bin , i took the identical subject with my iphone , again 5 shots with all being usable but 2 not Great, and 3 being excellent keepers , again and it was probably a more difficult subject, on other occasions i have taken outdoor shots with both my pixel and iphone in good light , , and both where decent, but the pixel was just a bit nicer. The pixels chip hardware to me as mentioned in the video seems more like a high mid range than flagship , it does the job for general duties though , I'd like to see a better finger print sensor at least and a more powerful chipset in the next one , for my use as a dude with big hands , i wouldn't mind if it was a tad wider , personal preference. The AI stuff , meh , I don't use gemini , Google assistant does the job , of course that could be a bit smarter on the device for daily duties. On the whole i think its still a pretty good phone and Google is heading in the right direction ( albeit slowly).

[@LONEWOLF_FYCN]

I would have kept mine if the biometrics just worked. I LOVE the Pixel 8 Pro and miss it. But if I can unlock the phone it is pointless.

[@Kendawg-zx9cl]

Wait for the pixel 11

[@sv6180]

Gonna buy pixel 10 , as tensor g5 is being made by TSMC (rumour as of now)

[@Peterstarzynskitech]

The Tensor G chips need to level up to the Snapdragon chips.

[@axelhurtado8570]

It's funny how Google wants to do something like Apple with its A Bionic, but it only offers artificial intelligence and taking good photos as added value when the crude processor is left with a lack of power in the CPU and GPU, ignoring the fact that when using an Exynos-based processor It has a terrible connectivity modem instead of buying them from Snapdragon like Apple does, so it is not profitable to have a phone that only serves artificial intelligence when it is poor in power, bad in mobile signal and bad in autonomy compared to Snapdragon.. .

[@anandnairkollam]

There is no need for the industry to release a new phone evey 10 months.

[@AyanPathan-wd4kn]

Does anyone know how to play non cloud method amazing spiderman 1 or 2 ps3 version on Mobile

[@ShauryaMehta14]

can you do a long time review of nothing phone 2 please

[@kandise2004]

terrible battery life on my P8P. What's the point of features if you're always scared to use them bc you dont want to run out of battery?

[@Jay__Patel]

Will be fixed in android 15

[@kandise2004]

@@Jay__Patel I hope so ... But, I'm not confident. I have been part of the Android 15 Beta and battery life on Android 15 Beta has been very similar.

[@StephenLewis-m5s]

Too big for me. I like the 8a. But im tempted to get the small version of the 9 pro

[@cristiantraian6165]

I love the camera, and the x5 zoom, i wish battery was batter(4h screen on time max), and a quick NFC toogle, for an google phone, wich is suposed to be the smartest phone, is kind of dumb, also motorola customization are better than pixel

[@JackMadell-b5d]

Nobody mentions the impressive speakers on the pixel 8 pro which are iPhone level good

[@alihart]

Not sure I'm altogether happy to take recommendations from someone who a) doesn't use a screen protector, and b) doesn't appear to use a case 😀

[@EllEmm149]

I don't use it either LoL, and my #P8P is fine 😅

[@wizzgamer]

Too expensive due to the cpu thats why I paid £350 for the 256GB 8a as at that price it's worth it.

[@grhinson]

Geeze Im still with pixel 3

[@KianFloppa]

brokie

[@samc125]

Using a custom roms?

[@rolins3279]

Mediocre battery🔋life, ultra-slow charging speed, poor network 📶 reception, bad underpower processor, poor thermal 🌡 management, flat, borring software only really fonctional on the US and which only copies One-Ui and other Android overlays every year... Best smartphones for photos 📸 = Oppo Find X7 Ultra, Vivo X100 Pro Best smartphones for video 📹 = Oppo Find X7 Ultra, S24 Ultra, iPhone 15 Pro Max Pixel 8 Pro is not the best photophone on the market. 🙏🏽

[@EnochaSeineReviews]

Do you know if it has a thermal dissipation?

[@k4kes]

Do you think, that the pixel 8 pro prices will drop again when the pixel 9 pro is released? The release is in 14 days and they are already on sale, but maybe it gets better a wekk after the pixel 9 release?

[@Now-gn1vk]

Was wondering the same thing

[@ttube111]

Its £649 atm

[@k4kes]

@@ttube111 That much i know, but that does not really answer my question now, does it?

[@ttube111]

I couldn't care less mate​@@k4kes

[@ttube111]

@@k4kes don't know, does it?

[@chancesareshewears]

I have zero complaints, I'm not a gamer and if i were, i wouldn't game on a phone.

[@ILOVEBACONBOY2018]

Im still using my pixel 6a since launch, great device, still.

[@MMWechsler]

The stubborn insistence that Google not provide 128 GB models - because people must be forced to buy only 256, 512 and 1024 GB. Not everyone is obsessed with capturing photos and videos of their everyday life.

[@jonpeach5851]

Can someone answer if you take and send a picture from a pixel using ultra hdr on it and send it to say an iPhone or s24 ultra which supports hdr will it show up in hdr on the other device. Thanks

[@sonnyhutchins3141]

Im still using the pixel 2 im upgrading to the p8p or should i have waited for the 9 and the new watch?

[@blasterzone100]

The worst phone I had, was 7 pro

[@EmanueleCannone]

Am I the only who see a lot of lags??😂

[@Sunstepa]

Time?

[@EmanueleCannone]

@@Sunstepa 0:26, 1:53, 2:43, 4:55 (Is not a lag but a video cut because pixel was processing so slow the task)

[@user-gd5tr2kl1s]

I am very confused by the battery charging speed of this smartphone. It is unforgivable for 2023.

[@danielvargo4498]

Wut is your daily driver

[@eenjoch9212]

I found my pixel 7 pro to be an extremely boring and bland phone, and the cameras were decent but not anything out of the ordinary, so i decided to get the xiaomi 14, it's been a massive difference, it's so much nicer to use

[@WildAsDaTaliban]

Is a pixel 8 pro still worth it if I can get it for 300?

[@user-ip8fi4fp3m]

The p8p is already old and will soon be forgotten by Google. Within one more year Google will say the g3 is too weak for current ai updates

[@baronofgreymatter14]

Wait until the pixel 14 it wont matter google sucks at hardware

[@sheng21]

ehh imma consider 10 after they dropped tensor chip is so ass

[@vishnuvasava1941]

Me who waiting for pixel 10😂😂

[@VerbalGenius09]

I hate this phone! Overheats, lags at times,becomes unresponsive! Tensor 3 is underpowered, great camera though 👍

[@user-ip8fi4fp3m]

No way anyone is going to keep this phone for 7yrs.the g3 is already to underpowered for even current ai uses. Which is the reason Google is doing these pos chips so within a year they can say sorry but your phone cannot do current ai stuff.

[@rootexploring]

Poco F1 with paranoid android

[@___David__]

You're an employee of a Valnet website. You will love whatever corporate tells you to love. And Valnet tells you to love whatever piece of garbage Google releases. So you will, or you'll need to find another job.

[@KianFloppa]

Team Pixel

[@aedhookati]

Tensor Pixel 🤡 Snapdragon Pixel 🗿

[@kamysamaa]

I want native call recording on it ... untill then I won't buy a Pixel phone.

[@hepatitisjay]

Enough with their garbage chips and battery life. Lets see the tsmc phones already.

[@rahulpanchal0305]

First

[@DmitriyChaikovskiy]

Last 4 Pixels were pure garbage, hopefully 9 will be ok

[@wowitsshit9734]

You can mail me it when you're done with it.