Google Pixel 4

The back of the phone is made of glass, but different finishes are used for different colors. The phone's odd ceramic finish on the Oh So Orange model is something we have also come to appreciate more and more over time. The rear design is the same on the Clearly White variant as well. The back of the phone has a more conventional glass-like feel if you choose the glossy Just Black version.The Pixel 4 is one of the smaller flagship devices available with a 5.7-inch display, so many people will use it one-handed with the added grip on the sides, making it feel secure. More importantly, it has an OLED panel with a Full HD+ resolution that is vibrant and colorful. The Pixel 4 weighs 162g and has dimensions of 147.1 x 68.8 x 8.2mm.

The Google Pixel 4 has Qualcomm's top-tier Snapdragon 855 chipset, which gives it plenty of power, and Google's first-ever RAM upgrade for a Pixel phone, which gives it even more power. The Pixel 4's increased RAM from the previous three generations—the first, second, and third—brings the device more in line with its rivals that use Android. Motion Sense is yet another brand-new feature on the Pixel 4. This makes it possible for you to use gesture controls to complete simple tasks when touching your smartphone's screen isn't convenient, like when you're driving, cooking, or exercising.

The Pixel 4 houses a battery of 2800 mAh. The phone needed an hour and 53 minutes to fully recharge; like other fast-charging technologies, Google prioritizes speed at first to give you a quick top-up before slowing down to completely charge your device.

The new 16MP telephoto lens on the Pixel 4 works in conjunction with the device's 12MP main camera (f/1.7, 77-degree field of view) to improve zoom, low-light photos, and portrait photography. The inclusion of the telephoto lens is also noteworthy because it enables you to zoom in on subjects without sacrificing quality. In addition, Google has added live HDR+ to the Pixel 4, which allows you to see a preview of your final image in real-time rather than just after you've taken the photo.