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2. Google is an American multinational technology company with expertise in Internet-related products and services. Unlike earlier, when it produced a line of the Android-based smartphones in collaboration with OEMs, the Pixel series was announced in 2016 and was fully developed and marketed by Google itself.
3. Google has more than 50 service locations in India. Toll Free Number. 1800 108 7879
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The Pixel XL, and its sibling the Pixel, mark a significant shift in strategy for Google
Nov 07 2016 By Deepak DhingraThe thing with the Google Pixel XL (and the Pixel, since it’s essentially the same except for differences in screen and battery) is, there’s very little to complain about. Okay, it isn’t waterproof, and that does seem like a glaring omission on Google’s part. Samsung’s Galaxy S7 (review) and S7 edge (review) are, and when they came out, they seemed to be the only mainstream flagships that were waterproof. But Apple’s latest iPhones are also waterproof, which means that this is a feature I’d expect from every premium flagship smartphone now. Bafflingly, the Pixel smartphones also lack VoLTE support, but I refuse to believe that a premium flagship (or any other smartphone launched in 2016 except the most basic ones for that matter) can ignore that feature. especially with Reliance’s Jio creating big waves in the country. I’m willing to give the Pixels benefit of doubt on that, and hope a software patch can bring VoLTE support. These niggles apart, the Pixel pair for me, represents the very best of Android. The only thing that comes close on the Android side is the Galaxy S7 duo, and with its solid performance, capable cameras and imperviousness to water, presents stiff competition… and the significantly lower outlay they involve also works in their favour. The pricing of the Pixel phones is a heart stopper, and puts the siblings out of reach for many. That however, seems to be the positioning Google has chosen and there’s no budging from that. One of the key reasons why Apple’s iPhones offer very smooth performance is said to be the complete control the Cupertino major has over both the hardware and software side of things, and with the Pixel smartphones, Google has been able to deliver the perfect marriage of hardware and software on the Android side. So if you can afford their asking price, and don’t want to compromise on the usage experience, the Pixel smartphones are well worth a buy. And then there’s the promise of timely platform updates from Google, fresh from the factory… Android aficionados never had it so good.
Read Full ReviewThe phone build is pretty solid. But it doesn't quite have the wow factor. In fact the XL I found to be pretty big for my hands (yes I don't have a big palm/fingers) even though the length and width is the same as OnePlus 3. Its mainly due to slippery sides and greater thickness vs. the OP3. But the software is a gem. No slowdown, no bugs, no juggling with the settings to get something to work. Everything just works. But that's also its downside. It just about works than trying to wow you. Appreciate the amazing and consistent camera, battery life, screen, etc. But then no features for power users to make the stock Android more productive. Google Assistant is great but that is just 1 feature and may not remain exclusive to Pixel for long anyway.nn## Screen & responsiveness - Excellent. Almost iPhone like responsiveness with a top notch AMOLED screenn## Camera - Amazing. Best you can get in the market for now.n## Form factor and ergonomics - Average. Not for small hands. Try the Pixel in that case instead of the XL variant, unless VR is absolutely necessary for you (2K display vs. 1080p)n## Battery - Good for now (Both Standby and SOT) ... Based on less than 24 hrs of usagen## OS - Clean and fast. Vanilla Android (Nexus users will be at home)n## Customization - Almost nil vs. what's in stock Android Nougatn## Call Quality - Fantasticn## Speakers - Loud for daily use but just above average for a single speaker setupn## Google Assistant - Fun and most productive while driving or when you have your hands busy. Otherwise you will still use Google search more than AI (unless you don't find it weird talking to your phone alone or with people around)nnWhat I miss based on my usage of other devices -nn1.) Double Tap to Wake Screen or Trigger Ambient Displayn2.) Lack of Ambient Display on "Wake to Lift". It only lights when notifications arrive, that's it. May be it will get fixed later via an OTAn3.) Capacitative buttons vs software buttons to save more screen estatennI still recommend getting this device. You will not be overwhelmed by it. But it will grow on your slowly. Just don't expect too much after unboxing the device. Remember for any device to do everything that it promises is still tough. There are always conflicts and/or compromises and/or bugs. I haven't found any for this one yet.
Google store warranty conditions do not apply for the purchases outside google store. If you are crazy about this device (like I was before), buy from google store itself. In fact, I strongly recommend not to buy due to the poor service they are providing in India. nnMy brand new pixel xl stopped 'powering on' on the 12th day of purchase :Purchased on 11th Nov 2016, stopped working on Nov 23rd . I lodged complaint with google customer service center on the same day. Since I was out of the country, I could take it to service center only after I got back to India (on 25th day of purchase). The service center guys informed me that I'm eligible for replacement since the phone stopped working within 14 days of purchase. But they wanted a mail from google customer care, confirming my complaint on Nov 23rd. I have been following up with google customer care ever since then. After initial positive responses, today they responded saying that "Google Store warranty policy covers only for the devices purchased from Google stores.". Google store website itself lists flipkart as the online partner without mentioning this loophole. I strongly recommend not to buy this device in India. Service is provided by HTC in India. Due to the disconnect between HTC and google, I'm not getting what I deserve - replacement of the phone which stopped working on 12th day of purchase. This is not acceptable after paying 67K for a phone. Here is the mail from google customer service. n_______nnHi Tiju, nThank you for contacting Google Support Team. nThis email is in regards to the conversation we had on 23rd Nov, 2016 regarding the problem (the device won't power on) you're facing with your Pixel XL device. nAs already discussed with you, Google Store's warranty policy covers devices purchased from Google stores. As the device is purchased from a different retailer, it isn't covered by the Google Store's warranty policy. You can take your device to a walk in service center to explore warranty and repair options. nIf you have any more questions, please reply to this email. I'm happy to help! nThanks!
The Android 10 October 2019 security patch is rolling out to all Pixel devices and fixes a major Android vulnerability.
Oct 09 2019 By SiddharthUsers of Google s first-gen Pixel who returned a defective device and received another faulty unit in return get $500 as part of the settlement.
May 15 2019 By Sai KrishnaThe Google Pixel XL is now available starting at Rs 39,999 in India
Jan 02 2018 By IANSWe take a look at some smartphones powered by the latest Snapdragon 821 processor
Jun 25 2017 By Prateek Pandey| RAM | 4 GB | |
| Processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 MSM8996 Pro | |
| Rear Camera | 12.3 MP | |
| Front Camera | 8 MP | |
| Battery | 3450 mAh | |
| Display | 5.5 inches |
| Launch Date | October 13, 2016 (Official) | |
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| Model | Pixel XL | |
| Operating System | Android v7.1 (Nougat) | |
| Custom UI | Stock | |
| SIM Slot(s) | Single SIM, GSM | |
| SIM Size | SIM1: Nano | |
| Network |
4G: Available (supports Indian bands), 3G: Available, 2G: Available |
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| Height | 154.7 mm Compare Size | |
| Width | 75.7 mm | |
| Thickness |
8.5 mm
Very Good
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| Weight |
168 grams
Average
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| Build Material |
Case: Metal Back: Metal |
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| Colours | Black, Blue, Silver |
| Screen Size | 5.5 inches (13.97 cm) | |
| Screen Resolution | 1440 x 2560 pixels | |
| Pixel Density |
534 ppi
Best in Class
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| Display Type | AMOLED | |
| Screen Protection | Corning Gorilla Glass v4 | |
| Touch Screen |
Capacitive Touchscreen, Multi-touch
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| Screen to Body Ratio (calculated) | 71.04 % |
| Chipset | Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 MSM8996 Pro | |
| Processor |
Quad core (2.15 GHz, Dual core, Kryo + 1.6 GHz, Dual core, Kryo)
Average
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| Architecture | 64 bit | |
| Graphics | Adreno 530 | |
| RAM |
4 GB
Excellent
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| Internal Memory |
32 GB
Excellent
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| Expandable Memory |
 No
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| Main Camera | ||
| Camera Setup | Single | |
| Resolution | 12.3 MP f/2.0 Primary Camera(2.3" sensor size, 1.55µm pixel size) | |
| Sensor | Exmor-R CMOS image sensor | |
| Autofocus |
Phase Detection autofocus, Laser autofocus |
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| Physical Aperture | F2.0 | |
| Optical Image Stabilisation |
No |
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| Flash |
Dual LED Flash |
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| Image Resolution | 4032 x 3024 Pixels | |
| Settings | Exposure compensation, ISO control | |
| Shooting Modes | Continuos Shooting, High Dynamic Range mode (HDR) | |
| Camera Features | Digital Zoom, Auto Flash, Face detection, Touch to focus | |
| Video Recording | 3840x2160 @ 30 fps, 1920x1080 @ 120 fps, 1280x720 @ 240 fps | |
| Front Camera | ||
| Camera Setup | Single | |
| Resolution |
8 MP f/2.4 Primary Camera |
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| Physical Aperture | F2.4 | |
| Flash |
No |
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| Video Recording | 1920x1080 @ 30 fps | |
| Capacity | 3450 mAh | |
| Type | Li-ion | |
| User Replaceable |
No
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| TalkTime | Up to 32 Hours(3G) | |
| Quick Charging |
Fast
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| SIM Size | SIM1: Nano | |
| Network Support | 4G (supports Indian bands), 3G, 2G | |
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4G Bands: TD-LTE 2600(band 38) / 2300(band 40) / 2500(band 41) / 1900(band 39) FD-LTE 2100(band 1) / 1800(band 3) / 2600(band 7) / 900(band 8) / 700(band 28) / 1900(band 2) / 1700(band 4) / 850(band 5) / 700(band 13) / 700(band 17) / 850(band 18) / 850(band 19) / 800(band 20) / 1500(band 21) / 850(band 26) 3G Bands: UMTS 1700 / 1900 / 2100 / 800 / 850 / 900 MHz 2G Bands: GSM 1800 / 1900 / 850 / 900 MHz GPRS: Available EDGE: Available
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Wi-Fi 802.11, a/ac/b/g/n/n 5GHz
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| Wi-Fi Features | Mobile Hotspot | |
| Bluetooth |
v4.2
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| GPS |
with A-GPS, Glonass
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| FM Radio |
No
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| Audio Jack | 3.5 mm |
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| Fingerprint Sensor Position | Back | |
| Other Sensors | Light sensor, Proximity sensor, Accelerometer, Barometer, Compass, Gyroscope |
Faster processor:
Dual core 2.34 GHz vs Dual core 2.15 GHz
Lesser thickness:
7.3 mm vs 8.5 mm
Lesser RAM:
3 GB vs 4 GB
Faster processor:
Dual core 2.35 GHz vs Dual core 2.15 GHz
More RAM:
6 GB vs 4 GB
Higher primary camera resolution:
16 MP vs 12.3 MP
Lesser weight:
143 grams vs 168 grams
Smaller screen :
5 inches vs 5.5 inches
Lower battery capacity:
2770 mAH vs 3450 mAH
Faster processor:
Dual core 2.34 GHz vs Dual core 2.15 GHz
Lesser thickness:
7.1 mm vs 8.5 mm
Lesser weight:
138 grams vs 168 grams
Faster processor:
Dual core 2.2 GHz vs Dual core 2.15 GHz
More RAM:
6 GB vs 4 GB
Higher primary camera resolution:
16 MP vs 12.3 MP
Larger screen:
6.01 inches vs 5.5 inches
Faster processor:
Quad core 2.45 GHz vs Dual core 2.15 GHz
More RAM:
8 GB vs 4 GB
Is Google Pixel XL waterproof?
Does Google Pixel XL support Quick Charging?
What are the best alternatives to Google Pixel XL?
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Anusha Aggarwal
Yes, Google Pixel is a 4G Volte phone and supports Jio sim as well. You will surely experience enhanced voice quality and faster internet browsing and download speed. You can also use its native video calling feature for video calls.
To view, the complete specifications click here: Google Pixel XL
Watch the review here:
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Mayank Singh
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Zafar Yaqoob
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Aishwarya Malik
These phones can't be compared as their price difference is very much.
The Google Pixel XL is a little older device but still, its specifications are better.
But the recommendation would be to buy a newer Google Pixel if the user has the budget or go for Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro.
Let's see specifications-
Processor: The Pixel XL comes with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 MSM8996 Pro processor whereas the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro comes with the MediaTek Helio G90T processor.
Camera: The Pixel XL comes with a better camera of 12.3 MP with F2.0 apertures whereas the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro comes with a camera of 64 MP + 8 MP + 2 MP + 2 MP with F1.89 aperture
Check Full Comparison Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro vs Pixel XL
Swastik Sharma
Rs 22,991
Rs 11,951
Rs 19,999
Rs 14,943
Rs 15,999
Rs 21,151
Rs 12,818
Rs 13,950
Rs 22,798
Rs 11,951
Rs 10,499
Rs 12,999
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Rs 13,990
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Rs 8,999
Rs 17,471
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Rs 15,631
Rs 8,920
Rs 16,999
Rs 15,631
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