In our tests it’s peak brightness hit 393cd/m2, which is just a shade dimmer than the Pixel 3’s, but its colour accuracy is utterly fantastic. I’d almost go so far as to say it’s one of the best displays you’ll find on any smartphone out there today. Aside from its notch that really isn’t as distracting as people seem to make notches out to be, the Pixel 3 XL’s display is fantastic. Now, onto the Pixel 3 XL’s real party piece, the display. READ NEXT: Pixel 3 vs Pixel 2 Google Pixel 3 XL review: Display and performance
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It’ll patch though video feed from your Nest Hello video doorbell (if you have one) when someone rings, display photo albums if you want it to and work as your virtual assistant if you want it to play music or have it answer some questions. Known simply as Pixel Stand, this wireless charger keeps your phone upright when on charge and turns it into a mini Google Home Hub. With the Pixel 3 XL, Google has finally introduced 10W Qi charging and is offering a supplementary wireless charging stand for £69 to accompany your Pixel. Oh, and there’s also no return of the headphone jack – so you might want to give up on wishing for it to come back. Curiously, Google has moved the Pixel 3 XL’s SIM tray to the bottom edge of the device, next to its USB Type-C port. The screen is bookended by two front-facing speakers, and the screen notch houses the Pixel 3 XL’s front-facing cameras – but more on those later.Įlsewhere you’ll find a little, coloured power button, on the white model, and Google has retained the Pixel’s IP68 water and dust resistivity rating. In its centre resides the fingerprint recess, as before and at the top you’ll find a single rear camera placed in the same spot as its predecessor.įlip it over and you’ll be greeted by its staggering 6.3in, 18:9 edge-to-edge OLED display, coated with Gorilla Glass 5 and a polarising layer to reduce glare when in direct sunlight. It’s lightweight, cool to the touch and while it does feel a tad slippery, the textured back provides more than enough grip to ensure you won’t see it flying out of your hands with a squeeze. The two-tone gloss and matte back returns, except this time around Google has made it of textured glass, resulting in an immensely pleasurable feel in hand. I’ll come onto the Pixel 3 XL’s display a little later, but in regard to everything else about its design, it’s all subtle refinements on what came before.
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