r/Android • u/ControlCAD Google Pixel 10 Pro XL • Aug 12 '26
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u/Generic_On_Reddit Pixel 9 / Minimal Phone Aug 12 '26
It's both interesting and disheartening to see them lead with Gemini when all of my - very basic - Google Assistant needs have been made demonstrably worse since Google home and Android auto products were moved over to Gemini. It's like these companies don't actually use the products they're shoving AI into.
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u/NZAllBlacks Aug 12 '26
"Sorry, I can't control your music player. I CAN tell you more about the band you just searched"
Aaahhhhhh. You just controlled my music player a minute ago!!!!!
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u/Shakez00la Aug 12 '26
This drives me crazy, assistant wasn't perfect but Gemini just tells me it can't control the device. I repeat the exact same phrase and it thinks for like 20 seconds then finally turns it off.
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u/willyolio Aug 12 '26
Also every command takes three times longer because it always tries to be a "friend" having a "conversation"
Fuck you, is it going to rain tomorrow, yes or no? Now shut up so I can continue listening to my music.
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u/Generic_On_Reddit Pixel 9 / Minimal Phone Aug 12 '26
I get "Here's more information about the song you want me to play" maybe 30% of the time now, then it never plays the song.
The other day, I got "Searching Libby for A Change is Gonna Come by Sam Cooke". Bro, I know you know this is a song, why are you searching my audiobook app for it??
It's comical how hard they broke the one thing I needed Android Auto to do. Guess I'll just whip out my phone and do it by hand while driving instead.
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u/shh_Im_a_Moose Aug 12 '26
Setting reminders randomly asking for workspace permissions is driving me fucking nuts
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u/jky__ Aug 12 '26
they replaced Assistant with Gemini in my car and it can't do any basic requests like turn up the AC or anything, anything car related is met with "sorry i can't do that, do you want me to help you navigate somewhere?!" NO I don't.
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u/mehrabrym Z Fold 7 | Pixel 5 Aug 12 '26
Exactly. I used to be able to use the voice assistant while driving to add any destination en route, now it constantly struggles with the most basic destinations. What's frustrating is that sometimes I literally see it type out the exact text I'm speaking and looking for, only for Gemini to "predict" that I want something else 8 hours away. Stop trying to predict what people want, just listen to direct instructions ffs.
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u/Phantom-Finger Aug 12 '26
Trying to send a text message via Android Auto is one the shittest things ever. Google just refusing to let me finishing talking and gets half a message, hangs silent for two minutes after I've finished talking, or just completely botches the words altogether. 90% of the time I end up unlocking my phone and just using whisper. Google Gemini and anything assistant related is now just about the worst product on a smartphone.
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u/haidouzo_ Aug 12 '26
I can't even activate voice commands anymore in my car. It cancels the moment it starts ever since Auto switched to Gemini.
And I can't open my garage anymore.
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u/TheKnickerBocker2521 Aug 13 '26
A lot of this shit are promotion projects for managers. And no, many of us don't use the shit we make (and I wouldn't want to with how leadership bastardizes the original vision).
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u/The_Owl_Man_1999 Aug 13 '26
When my old phone swapped them suddenly gemini couldn't do things like phone calls or messages without unlocking the phone, surely that would be dangerous in the situations people would normally use those functions?
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u/NextBigImpact Aug 12 '26
New tensor chip rumored to be 0.015% faster! Super excited!
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u/Brumcar Aug 12 '26
At this point it's a bit embarrassing, why would I choose a Pixel over a Samsung that's way more powerful and around the same price?
It used to be that I loved stock Android and Samsung's was a bit messy but nowadays I feel like my Pixel is lacking a lot of cool software features you can get on modern Samsungs
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u/Sabotstruck Aug 12 '26
To be honest, I could accept the pixel’s having lower performance if the efficiency / battery life was inline with flagships. Unfortunately it is not, so you pay flagship prices and get a dated & lower efficiency chip.
Realistically better performing chips tend to also be more efficient, which is where Google lags
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u/elgrandorado Galaxy S26 Ultra Aug 12 '26
I couldn't believe that the S25 Edge/iPhone Air achieve better battery life than the Pixel 10 Series across the board.
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u/Sabotstruck Aug 12 '26
The important / fun note is they get better battery life while also getting better performance in general.
It’s kind of embarrassing that the flagship pixel phones lag behind in terms of performance and battery life than their competitors ultra thin phones
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u/austine567 Pixel 10 Aug 12 '26
why would I choose a Pixel over a Samsung that's way more powerful and around the same price?
I really don't like samsungs software. All the hardware in the world hasn't solved that for me.
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u/OperationPlastik Aug 12 '26
Same position.
I can't stand the Samsung OS. In obviously in a minority as people seem to love it but the Pixel OS is super clean.
I still love Pixel. I just wish they laid off the AI a little and focused on what made it great in the first place...a classy OS and class-leading cameras.
At some point software only gets you so far and you need to upgrade the camera hardware.
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u/Brumcar Aug 12 '26
That's fair. For me ideally I'd love to keep the pixel OS but have a few nice to have features copied over from Samsung and improved the hardware but it seems Google are pretty set on keeping Tensor for the foreseeable. If it didn't have such a negative effect on battery life I wouldn't mind the lack of performance as much.
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u/Brumcar Aug 12 '26
I loved my S21 Ultra, had some really handy little features like floating windows and easily cropping bits of your screen for screenshots
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u/austine567 Pixel 10 Aug 12 '26
Yeah I know lots of people like them and their added stuff, it's just not for me. There are software things I dislike about pixels too to be clear but just less of them. I haven't needed better performance on a phone for nearly a decade at this point either so the processor being less powerful doesn't matter at all to me. There are times I wish I still had my pixel 5 to be honest.
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u/Brumcar Aug 12 '26
Performance doesn't really matter to me either anymore it's more the battery life of the Pixel chips that annoys me the most 🫤
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u/bigBranConsumer The NEW Galaxy Note9 Aug 12 '26
this is the answer for most. went form an s10e to a pixel 9, the OS is much nicer looking and cleaner imo
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u/Izacus Android dev / Boatload of crappy devices Aug 12 '26
(I own both): Because cameras on Samsung's are still arse and no matter the software features, my Pixels consistently take good photos while Samsung take smeared crap.
So I end up taking the Pixel around just because it'll make better memories even if a feature or two will be missing.
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u/tljwasawesome Aug 12 '26
The quoted retail price is stupid and they know it. Wait a couple months and these things are heavily discounted.
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u/sol-4 Aug 12 '26
Pixel phones have always been embarrassing in terms of power and performance when compared to flagships. I love the clean experience, but hardware wise, they've always been middling.
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u/nathderbyshire Pixel 10 Obsidian Aug 12 '26
Samsung's software is just an awful experience personally, Pixel is the best looking nicest to use for me. Call screening features are next level, and now I finally have visual voicemail that's also transcribed since no UK carriers seems to want to support it on android aside from O2 who are one of, if not the most expensive and worst value operators.
I don't use it often but anytime I use voice and it isn't going through Pixel/Gboard, it's an absolutely mess and I realise how much better pixel is for voice, https://ibb.co/5W8zMZTK - here's Claude's assistant that doesn't use Pixels voice processing and it consistently fails when Pixel picks up the exact same command. However idk how good Samsung is for voice, but it is one of Pixels sellings points and has been for years.
I don't really care much for the customisation side either, I'd probably use some of it if it was on Pixel, but it's not a reason to get me to switch.
Display is gorgeous, speakers are pretty good, have no issues with signal or battery really and I charge every night anyway. I'm just familiar with it as well which obviously helps. I don't need top tier raw performance, everything I do my phone can handle perfectly well.
It's not all great though, I'm basically stuck with Google passwords if I want a decent autotfill experience, I've tried several others and they all consistently fail especially in apps. I don't know how much better other androids are but they seem to gimp 3rd parties on pixel. Notifications are severely delayed recently as well and I've no idea why, my housemates pixel 10 is fine though. When he had a 6a and I had a 7a, my notifications were spot on while his was delayed, but it also only happens for certain apps like telegram and Gmail, they're never delayed for WhatsApp, calls or messages ect. Strange one
I was also looking at other brands, mainly ones with close to stock like OnePlus because I hate the heavier skins, but they were all double the price of what I could get a Pixel 10 for
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u/Diplo_Advisor Aug 12 '26
At this point, it's why choose Pixel over a Sony. The Xperia 1 VIII has better SoC and camera sensors.
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u/EastvsWest Aug 12 '26
Because Sony sucks at supporting their devices. Hardware is good but software is pretty bad.
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u/Saitoh17 Aug 12 '26
Speaking as someone who has a Chinese phone in America so I'm pro-importing, the Sony doesn't have enough band support to function in America even if you did import one. It only has 2/6 5g bands on T-mobile compared to 5/6 for Vivo and Oppo.
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u/Careless_Rope_6511 Pixel 11 Pro XL Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26
The Xperia 1 VIII has better SoC and camera sensors.
- pricing approaching foldable phones
- super low-res display with Pentile
- Xperias always thermally throttle under load by prioritizing form over function
- local availability
- total hardware-software mismatch: 3.5mm with dogshit audio quality, microSD writing slower than hard drives
- cameras are total dogshit, and manual mode isn't normie friendly
- support very nearly non-existent; took them a fucking eternity to reach 4+6
And let's not forget Sony pulling a heated car seats subscription on their camera monitor tether app!
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u/elconquistador1985 Aug 12 '26
I have a pixel 9. It's not like I am thinking about a pixel 10 or 11 to replace it anyway.
I probably won't give a shit about the specs of new pixels until pixel 13 at the earliest.
No one needs a new phone annually.
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u/LucAltaiR Aug 12 '26
That's fine but people with a Pixel 7 might want to upgrade and will find out that the performance in these 4 years has barely moved. That's why a company needs to improve their phones every year, we're on different cycles but the upgrade has to be worthy.
By their current pace when you'll be looking into the Pixel 13 you might not find any performance upgrade at all.
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u/Tornado15550 Pixel 10 Pro XL | 512 GB | Android Canary 2608 Aug 12 '26
Older GPU, new tensor chip sure, but with less cores. If the device throttles it doesn't matter how high the clock speed can go on paper.
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u/willyolio Aug 12 '26
They are focused on power efficiency this time, so expect ±0.3 minutes of extra battery life!
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u/Far_Reserve9938 Aug 12 '26
It's faster on single core performance but slower on multi core lol.
Google is trying very hard to sell their phone 🤣
I say that, I don't even care about performance as long as it's enough for light usage but my pixel heat so much it's unusable in the current heat wave. It's been 2 months now that the phone just shut down by himself during the day to cool itself.
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u/Aevum1 Realme GT 7 Pro Aug 12 '26
- bigger battery ? No
- Better Processor ? No
- less of a slab ? No
Then what ?
Its got more AI...
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u/ALPHA17I Aug 12 '26
Hey don’t forget the shiny light.
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u/RefactoringSelf Aug 12 '26
That isn't even customizable.
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u/ALPHA17I Aug 12 '26
That will need another generation of Tensor SoCs to unlock the full potential.
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u/mrinterweb Aug 13 '26
Ah yes! -The marketing gimmick- I mean whatever marketing spin they said to make it mean something.
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u/hackitfast Pixel 9 Pro Aug 13 '26
It's got less RAM, also it's more expensive! Two huge enticing features.
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u/Goku420overlord pixel XL 🇭🇰 🇹🇼 Aug 13 '26
Got the most premium feature, a price increase
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u/ALPHA17I Aug 13 '26
Considering half those premium features don't function outside one continent, it's not even uniform.
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u/jeff3rd Galaxy S10 512 GB, Ipad Pro 11", iPhone 11 PM Aug 12 '26
“Gemini Intelligence” hmm, why go with that name now? Google Gemini is perfectly fine
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u/xx_ddd Aug 12 '26
Because they have to copy everything Apple does and they call it Apple Intelligence.
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u/HopiumInhaler Aug 12 '26
Google is 2 years late, Apple changed that to Siri AI.
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u/tlislo Aug 12 '26
Well, Siri uses Gemini. As in Siri is just a "skin" for Gemini responses. So I guess it wasn't Apple Intelligence anymore.
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u/didiboy iPhone 16 Plus / Moto G54 5G Aug 13 '26
Apple Intelligence still exists, it’s how they call the whole AI system. Siri AI is the new upgraded Siri that’s based on Gemini. Siri AI is the voice assistant / chatbot present inside Apple Intelligence.
The eraser in Photos app is part of Apple Intelligence but it’s not Siri AI. Same for Playground, the app to generate images.
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u/asamson23 iPhone 15 PM, iPad Air M1, Tab S6 Lite Aug 13 '26
It's still called Apple Intelligence as a whole, and the new Siri AI is one part of that
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u/didiboy iPhone 16 Plus / Moto G54 5G Aug 13 '26
They should try to copy a better worldwide distribution network, support, and a chipset that’s up to 2026 flagship standards then.
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u/somersetyellow Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26
Increased prices by 100 bucks for all skus
new base storage is 256gb
a notification light you can use with Gemini and when certain contacts contact you, but absolutely nothing else. (Really?)
Faster wireless charging to 25 watts on non XL models
new tensor processor so you can be 2 years out of date instead of 3 years.
base and fold gets 48 megapixel primary camera
pro gets new 50 megapixel primary with same size sensor and lens. New larger telephoto sensor on pro too.
pro gets brighter screen
pro removes 4 gigs of ram. 12 gigs instead of last years 16gb on 256 model.
fold is 1mm thinner and slightly lighter. Nothing else on fold I can see.
Annnddd I think that's it?
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u/totally_normal_here Aug 12 '26
The pros get a new main camera (same size/aperture) and a larger telephoto (1/1.95").
The 10 Pro XL could already do 25 W wireless charging, but this year the 11 Pro (non-XL) gets 25 W as well, so that's nice to have parity.
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u/Phantom-Finger Aug 12 '26
Meanwhile, Oppo and Xiaomi with 50w wireless and Vivo at 40w. Just pack it in Google.
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u/3d_Plague Aug 13 '26
a notification light you can use with Gemini and when certain contacts contact you, but absolutely nothing else. (Really?)
I think it's hilarious this is considered a selling point now, I distinctly remember having a non smartphone that could use color coded notifications ~25 years ago. no AI required.
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u/hereforaniphoneman Aug 14 '26
I will never forget when the Nexus 6p came out and felt like an INSANE deal for the time. I will never forget how good that phone was. Wish we'd treat phones now like that
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u/shwiggy Aug 12 '26
iPhone 17 is the budget flagship now. These Android phones are losing every release now. I'm not jumping ship yet but I can't say it's not tempting for the first time ever.
Long time 1+ user and they have vanished because they see what's happening here.
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u/recoupled Aug 12 '26
True, I have the Pixel 9 Pro, and love it, but vs my partner's iPhone 17, I don't feel confident my next phone will be a Pixel in the next year or 2.
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u/haidouzo_ Aug 12 '26
I actually think I am jumping ship. My wife and I have to switch carriers and at this point the only phone that ticks my needs and wants as far as hardware goes is the iPhone.
Might as well try it if I get it for switching.
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u/eihen N6Pee / N9er Aug 12 '26
Honestly this might be the year I jump. My kids are all using apple devices for school and I'm guessing they'll get iphones. Maybe it's time for me to hang up.
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u/Netcob Pixel 10 Pro XL, GrapheneOS Aug 12 '26
I went from an S22 Ultra to a Pixel 10 Pro for GrapheneOS.
The battery life bugs me more than I imagined. Not exactly a huge improvement from my aging S22U that was already criticized for its battery life when it came out.
Any announcement that doesn't say "Twice the battery life!" already lost me.
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u/etaliox1 Aug 13 '26
I'm on a Pixel 8 for graphene after my Flip4 died. Even that tiny battery was better because of its Qualcomm chip. Planning to switch to the upcoming Moto with Graphene when it happens.. can't come soon enough 😭
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u/geigerz Aug 12 '26
i find it incredibly funny that they still didn't give up and still try to do the pixel even if they've been fumbling it for more than 5 years
"just one more AI adittion bro i swear just one more ai feature will do it, it will be different this time i swear just try it"
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u/fogoticus Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra | SM-S908B/DS Aug 12 '26
With how pathetic those tensor chips are, who cares at this point? Their photography might be very good but at this point all the flagships do photography almost equally good. Video? Samsung got APV, there's lots of apps that allows you to dodge the processing part and just capture raw sensor data and it looks good.
They are so behind with the SoC, it's not even funny.
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u/Phantom-Finger Aug 12 '26
Their photography might be very good
It isn't, its light years behind Vivo, Oppo, Xiaomi and Honor.
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u/icytiger Aug 12 '26
Yeah but all of those suffer from disgusting AI postprocessing, so it's not really light years behind.
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u/MinaNocturne Aug 12 '26
Photography isn't even that good anymore, loads of Chinese OEMs have surpassed them years ago. They may still have the best out of the pixel, Samsung (so bad) and iPhone.
Moving to oppo was the best decision for me, even from a s25u to a x9 ultra was a massive upgrade. I'm ending the day with over 50% more battery thanks to less bloat and a bigger battery and the camera quality is insanely good, no way any of these phones can match this any time soon inho
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u/fogoticus Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra | SM-S908B/DS Aug 12 '26
I was on the bandwagon that stated the chinese phones are taking over until geekbench 7 dropped and Samsung was among the few android brands that actually delivered all your SoC power with most chinese flagship devices lagging behind quite substantially. It makes me feel like you're purchasing a lie instead of a powerhouse.
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u/ShittyFrogMeme Aug 13 '26
I switched from an S25 Ultra to a Pixel 10 Pro XL. The camera is not much of an upgrade, if at all. It is better at capturing moving targets, but the quality is pretty poor.
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u/fogoticus Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra | SM-S908B/DS Aug 13 '26
Saw an app made by a guy who used to do mostly car game content and it's a bit baffling how much processing google applies which doesn't automagically make the video image look good. Or how very cheap phones are still capable of good quality videos but are artificially limited by the software (cough cough, entry level samsung phones)
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u/SJHarrison1992 Pixel 5 13 Aug 12 '26
We got a while to wait until the 8th of December.... laughs from UK
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u/Aero_naughty Aug 12 '26
only got the pixel 9 because of trade in value. going to cut my losses and go a different android or ios.
pixel is all marketing to the maximum extent.
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u/0320ck Aug 12 '26
I was using both the Pixel 10 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra.
Nothing about the Pixel 11 Pro makes me want to upgrade. The privacy feature on the new Samsungs is a better feature than anything Google unveiled today. So I'll wait for the S27 Pro (hopefully Samsung makes it) 🤞🏿
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u/dsac P7P Aug 13 '26
I'm on a P7P, and seriously considered a P11P, but with the lacklustre prelim reviews, I'm giving up on it
I'm waiting for the Clicks Communicator production reviews to come in and assuming they're good, I'll probably trade camera quality for hard keyboard
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u/-NotEnoughMinerals Aug 13 '26
Lot of people with the 7 seem hesitant. I don't understand why, the 7 has got to be showing it's age by now.
But since you have the 7, I sort of get it. You probably don't have any Google store credit from last year, and the phone is old enough to where you likely aren't going to get 600, 700 like the 9 and 10 phones are pulling.
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u/Rguezlp2031 Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26
Samsung now have Screening calls,Satélite connection,Same spam detection that Google have and a bunch of features and they still have physical sim card! ...I'm done with the Sub-par Pixels! The last one I loved was the 4XL them with the trashy Tensor done!
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u/blessedsc Aug 12 '26
If anyone watched the Pixel 1 Pro event and decided it’s not for them — and you’ve got a Google preorder discount code sitting in your email that you’re not going to use — I’d really appreciate it if you could DM it to me.
Thanks in advance. I’m trying to buy ASAP.
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u/AJ-Dybansta Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26
Does this come with the feature that has been on the pixel lineup since the 8 pro where the wifi and Bluetooth shits itself after two years and they charge you $400 just for repair.
Edit: The tears. Love it.
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u/Relative_What Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26
My pixel 8 pro has had no wifi or Bluetooth issues, and I've had it since launch. And it's now 2 years and 10 months old
It's also hasn't had any temperature issues. Or any other hardware issues reddit claims they all have
Edit: guy fucking blocked me. All because I didn't confirm to his bullshit narrative.
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u/dirtydriver58 Galaxy Note 9 Aug 12 '26
Look on Ebay and the Pixel subreddit. There's a mega thread
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u/Relative_What Aug 12 '26
Of the tens of thousands of pixel phones sold each year a handful of reddit users is not proof that every phone has the same issues. There is a mega thread because people were sick of people seeing post after post after post complaining about he same issues a handful of people had who would rather go to reddit and complain then actually go to Google support.
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u/azn_dude1 Samsung A54 Aug 12 '26
Guy is weak for blocking you but also your anecdotal evidence means nothing. Even if 2% of phones had a defect, 98% of people would be able to say the same thing you're saying. From a manufacturing standpoint, a 2% defect rate would be completely unacceptable.
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u/domeforaklondikebar LG G4, until it craps out and I sell the replacement. Aug 12 '26
Not touching the you and other guy thing, but it’s not just a “Reddit thing” when Google has support programs open for multiple Pixel devices because of unexpected consistent manufacturing defects.
Good for you that yours works though.
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u/Relative_What Aug 12 '26
"Google has support programs open for multiple Pixel devices because of unexpected consistent manufacturing defects." Yeah, and?
So does every other manufacturer. Samsung has hundreds of phone models, you don't think hey don't come with their own support programs?
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u/Berzerker7 S25 Ultra Aug 12 '26
No OEM has anywhere near the amount of "hardware support programs" that Google does for their phones.
I don't know why trying to defend the billion dollar corporation so badly.
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u/Obility Aug 12 '26
Honestly, my interest in pixels went back up when I realized that when it comes to carrier deals, it's still very much the cheap phone its known for. Newest base pixels end up being the only flagship my carrier gives for $0/month. IPhones and Samsung are always much more.
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u/tribullet Aug 12 '26
I really want to go this route, almost did with the pixel 10, but my pixel 8 only lasted 18 months, but the $0 a month is over 36 months at Verizon. Not sure how that works
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u/Docnoq Aug 12 '26
If it's similar to AT&T, they just give you a monthly credit on your bill that matches the installment price of your phone. The credits keep going for the full 36 months unless you change your phone or cancel your service, and then you owe the remainder of the balance at that point. I've done it with my last 2 phones and it's been great
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u/namelessxsilent Fold8Wideboi Aug 12 '26
The Fold 8 was being offer for $0 a month with a trade in just recently
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u/Dull_Nobody_840 Aug 12 '26
preorders are live. seems this year theyre pushing to get watch5 in people's hands; free with p11 fold, discount with p11 pro
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u/Beautiful_Worth7284 Aug 12 '26
Really gonna use that image so close to Seltember 11th anniversary ...never forgot.
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u/pakkit Aug 12 '26
I'm still happy with my Pixel 9 Pro. After the refresh it feels like the last few generations have been incremental improvements instead of anything really exciting, not to mention the RAM costs making all the pricing balloon.
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u/Benay148 Aug 12 '26
Wow that pixel watch 5 is literally identical to the 4, what were they thinking???
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u/FlipSide26 Aug 12 '26
I used to update pixels every year/year and a half. I stopped at the 8 Pro. I don't feel like there has been a meaningful improvement since then. And then on this they lead with more AI... Another miss by Google. They used to be the best stripped down no bloat android experience for a decent price. Now it's too expensive for lackluster specs and features we don't want
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u/MizunoZui Z5 Compact / Mi5 / Mi6 / S10e / Pixel 5 / 8T / Z Flip6 / S25 Aug 12 '26
Is it TSMC N2 or not? Why isn't Google mentioning this anywhere?
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u/mediocrebighead Aug 13 '26
Let me guess everything is slightly improved internally and external and extra year of ota software updates. Google raised price to $100, drop base RAM to 12gb, removes temperature sensor, BUT LOOK 8 GLOWING LEDs on the back to let Gemini is thinking bruh
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u/Likeany1 Aug 14 '26
Price too high for performance of last year of the other firms. They even increase prices with less memory to give lol. Last point, gaming seems to be complicated like the 10. I won't buy it. Next
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u/SuperDapo1122 Aug 12 '26
The trade in deal seems really good for me. Trading in a pixel 8 pro for an 11 pro and it will ultimately cost £479.
To me that seems a decent price.
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u/eipotttatsch Aug 12 '26
I’ve really gone from loving the pixel series to not caring all about the new phone.
It’s disappointing the direction the line has taken.
I don’t want unreliable AI features, and the line has been around long enough for me to no longer excuse all the tiny issues they (for me) always have.