Much love to Germany ❤ thank you:)

If you want a moderate usage phone you can always switch to Pixel 8. Asus Zenfone 10 also gives the same output just behind the camera range when compared to pixel.

I'm in the same dilemma as you. But I'm hoping the rumours are true for the pixel 9 to get a pro model in a smaller size. I'm switching on day one if that's the case.

Any problems until now ?

@@aladdinyh6004 Nope

what? 😂 I would rather say, completely worthless. There is development in everything since 19th century. Science, art, medicine, law, human rights. There are really many much more important areas to compare with, than sweaty males playing some team games..

i dont even know ppl who actually play games on a phone. smaller light games where u dont have to do much or simple as they get, sometimes rarely but every phone can run them without any problem. i wish google would included a free yt premium membership into that phone - bet they would sold more than every ohne brand. still a great phone tho imo & as most pixel user know they usually get better & better over time with software updates anyway

I'm considering switching from xiaomi note 12 to either pixel 8 or iphone 13 pro max. What do you suggest is better ?

Both good phones . Pixel is much stronger in the camera department if that kind of thing bothers you

Same here (7 pro) and tested even smaller galaxy s23.. Felt great, typing a bit tricky to get used to smaller display/fields for letters. But i sent it back cause of the camera, oneui.. I will now try maybe Pixel 8 aswell😊

Coming soon:)

@@naseemspeach waiting for you for my decision bro

Get the 7 Pro unless you have very small hands and 20/20 vision because the pixel 8 is so much smaller than you realize until you see it.

Well it entirely depends on what you need, If you want to play some games, have a good fast chip great cameras that are social media ready with the added saturation then go for s23 However, if you just wanna scroll through social media, have great cameras that give great true to life photos and really good software and get long software support then go for pixel 8 After all they are both androids so you won't have to worry about customization

Also I suggest that you wait for s24 that's coming this January if you want the latest and greatest deal

​​@@samihanpargaonkar4477s24 want be no difference from s23 they brought the price down on the s23 still get 4 years worth of updates

I get about 6-7 sometimes even 7 and a half hours of sot with my pixel 8 pro

Over the 8 pro for sure

@@FWild-eb1rd yeah if you had to choose pixel 8 or last year's pixel 7 pro ?

I've the Pixel 8. If you like a bigger screen the 7pro has been great!

My iPhone isn't haha . Prefer my 7a, especially considering the price difference

Boring after 2_3 years!@!😅

You’ll wanna change your phone after 2 or 3 years. So 7 years sounds nice but it’s doesn’t really matter.

It does matter. Phones can jump from one owner to another and still be up to date in four years. It's like iPhones in third world countries: the 7, 8, X and 11 are still selling like bread because of the software. Having a iOS 16 or later for around 150 bucks is something not wealthy people appreciate.

@@gustavopaniza9964 True

I don't understand why everyone seems to think Google won't keep their promise in this instance. If there's one product that Google have kept up with, it's been their smartphones. Even dating back to the Nexus line. They've kept their promise of updates for all of their phones and even in the case of the original Pixel they gave it an additional OS upgrade.

Dang, I thought did a good job on the intro 🥲

You really did ​@@naseemspeach

Genuinely speaking Pixel 8 is much better overall than the S23, the only 2 things S23 wins at are gaming and faster raw power, yeah nothing really beats the mighty SD8G2 but that's about it, Pixel performs better day to day even with S23's One UI 6 (with the latest One UI Home update) which addresses animation bugs, Pixel still runs so much smoother than S23 which had more than 5 - 6 major firmware updates thus far. Not to mention this is a Pixel 8 all without a single major firmware update which the QPR December feature drop release is due to arrive within a week or so, I'm on QPR 2 and it performs even better than 1. Besides that, Pixel 8 has slight edge with battery life than the S23 (Yes, I use and collect phones) It has objectively better camera, much better display, much better QOL features and better timely updates only to get better.

The Pixel 8 at $549.00 is hard to top. Not best at any one thing but good at all. A solid choice and great choice.

I'm about to switch to a Pixel because I've had enough of Samsung's bloatware. Mainly because I make items to sell and the colors are so if that I just can't get colors that are anywhere near accurate. Wish me luck!!

This phone is more for a someone who wants a smaller phone.

Personally I find the size of modern phones to be a little ridiculous. If I need a big screen for anything I'd just use my laptop. The standard Pixel 8 is really nice and feels a lot more like a phone than the larger models.

Lol what ? Pixel 8a next year is a midrange phone

Pixel 8 is a low tier flagship not mid range

@@ii-qe1ynthis is no google's best phone. the pixel 8 pro is the flagship at the moment. I don't know what your name means but you don't seem like a good person from your response.

@@ii-qe1ynI guess I'm probably sad, sad for you.