I agree, at some point google should make a mini version with all the features from pro phone in a 6 inch screen and maybe charge 50-100 dollars less than pro
According to the leak of the Pixel roadmap that has been completed to date, the next generation of Pixel 9 will be 3 models: Pixel 9 6.1", Pixel 9 Pro 6.3" and Pixel 9 Pro 6.7"
@@VideosHuerfanitos Ur right, seems like there will be 3 phones next year. İ hope they follow through with that plan. Also they should extend software support to 5 years for Pixel 6/7 line and offer better trade in deals. Doing these, will make the rise to the top.
It’s funny. I remember back in the Pixel 2 days, Google used as a selling point that they offered the same on the 2 and 2 XL, comparing it to what the iPhone was doing with the 8 and 8 Plus… Look at them now.
Thank you so much for this review. I am going to upgrade tomorrow and was not sure which one to get. I am a photography nut so it was great to see the difference in the two. I also liked that the pro was slightly larger. I am definitely leaning towards the pro now. I have the 7 pro now. Thanks again for helping me see the differences between the 8 and the 8 pro.
Loving the new photo editing features, but I'll be sticking with my Pixel 7 Pro for another year. Still like new, never had a single issue with it, and still loving it :)
Me too the 7 Pro is pretty ideal. It would take some crazy specs or new tech to justify a buy now. It might mean some get to bag some discounted 7's soon.
I'd have done the same since my Pixel 6 wasn't that old (1.5 years old). But since it's such a heavy bugger for my smoll hands, I had to upgrade to the 8. So far? Quite happy with it 😊
As a serious photographer, I'd rather spend the extra £300 on a new lens for my mirrorless camera. Phone cameras are great these days but still nowhere near a dedicated camera
I'm glad I have the telephoto camera on my Pixel 6 Pro, which means a Pixel 8 would be a significant camera downgrade, but so far I can't see any reason to upgrade to a Pixel 8 Pro. I think I'll keep waiting. But I'd be interested to see you compare phones more generations apart because we're keeping them for longer now.
I've gone from a 6 Pro to the 8 Pro and it's definitely not a huge upgrade. I had issues with the camera on my 6P otherwise I wouldn't have replaced it! Hoping the 8P will do me for 3 years at least now.
I've gone from 6pro to 7pro to 8pro, I'm an annual upgrader and I can tell you there is not much between the 6pro and the 8pro, the 6pro is still a phenomenally good phone, the 8 is just more refined and the flat display is so much better for screen protectors. Hard to justify an upgrade unless you are a hard user like myself.
@@Jjengering I want to buy pixel and is really confused between pixel 7 pro and pixel 8.. my priority is camera and ai features as well. Don't play games so.
I wish Google would bring some of the new editing features to the 6 and 7 series. I have the 6 pro and I am completely happy with the camera tech and see no other reason to upgrade
why the hell is the 50mp option not available on the pixel 8 it's more needed on the regular 8 since it doesn't have optical zoom you need all the detail you can get when digitally zooming. software locking bs is what it is.
Just got my 8pro today. Love it. Haven't even taken it through the paces. It's a good upgrade but as i thought not a major upgrade. Is it worth it? Yes. If you have a 7pro don't run out to get it... Wait for a sale. Anyone owning something older than the 7 do run out and get it.
Great test, not so biassed as from some of the others. You had been wondering, if viewers would appreciate the higher resolution... Well, two reasons: If you are creating a professional looking photo you`d like to upload for sale on those certain portals, its helpful to have a higher resolution than 12 mp. (thats the one and only! good point about the new iphone 15 max, those 24 mp with the technical trick they are using. (stagging several pixel-binned colour-pix and then put a black and white full-resolution, full readout picture on top, which gives that detailed look, good idea) Wished Google pixel or Samsung would incorporate that technique as well. Second though and most important for "normal" people: when you share photos on a phone or tablet, everyone finds some details in the picture (usual themself) and then instinctively crops in with their fingers to see more details, if the make up or their teeth looked decent... Thats fun to do and is almost useless with a 12 mp photo. I hope, Google sticks to their promises and provides us with quick and good updates regarding the juddery video-zoom changes and other little quirks, that are normal at the beginning. At least they do have the hardware thats sufficient, unlike Apple that disappoints basically all the way for this sort of flagship.
I also have the 7. Very pleased with it. I hope they extend the software support though. 3 software updates is not enough. Google should do 5 software updates on the pixel 6/7 line
@@paimog9233 The new magic eraser for photo and audio eraser for video are only avaible on the 8 series. However, in the future they may extend those features to the 6/7 series
Thanks! I'm trying to decide which one to buy - specifically for taking small, detailed shots of things in my work (plant science). This helps me narrow it down.
Well as always I can't buy a new phone without watching tech spurt. Whats the battery life like on the pixel 8 pro? I have a pixel 6 now and its so so.
Thanks for all your great reviews. I spent half of new years day watching them. Do you know if the RAW files can be edited on a PC. Apart from with ADOBE👾
I paid full price for the Pro from T-Mobile so I shouldn't have a problem upgrading in a year. Looking forward to trying new flagship smartphones for the next couple of years.
Google Pixel never stops amazing me, I've had a Pixel 6 for almost 3 years now and it was perfect everytime... I wish the battery was better to be honest, but that's the only compliant I have on this phone.. I had never kept a phone for so long, and to be honest I'm just getting the 8 because Mobile data in Germany is too expensive, and gets cheaper when getting a new phone.
Why do you film your videos in 25 fps? I want to understand youtuber's rationale, since most devices use 60Hz screens, so it would be logical to film in either 30 or 60 fps for smooth playback with no judder. Is light flickering such a big issue, that can't be resolved when filming in 30 fps?
@@thestringquartetcompany but we're not in the movie theater? I would understand if most screens worked at multiples of 24/25 refresh rate, but the mismatch of frame presentation on 60hz screens makes it worse than actual 24/25 fps due to unstable frame pacing.
It also makes presentation of phone video recording much worse, especially if you want to see how well stabilization works. The vast majority of phones can record 30, but not 24/25, so converting phone footage down to 24/25 will introduce its own frame pacing issues. Therefore, you get even more judder when presenting 30 fps recording in 25 fps video on a 60 Hz screen.
You can get Google-authorized battery replacement kits mailed to you. It's fiddly, and involves heating up the back, but its doable. If you don't fancy that, there are repair shops which will do it for you (again, many of them official)
5:43 I would love to see an upgrade where the phone makes a few photos with a different focus and brightness to make a photo where a source of light e.g., the moon would be well visible as well as the rest of the environment, sky. When we focus on the source of light e.g. moon, the Pixel camera can take a nice photo but everything else is almost black. When we want to take a sky photo, the moon or any other source of light is just a white point. It would have way more usage than all those AI-empowered, cutting tools, imo.
I just received my 1st pixel phone. It's annoying that you can't remove that Google bar at the bottom. ppff. But my question is; how do you remove the date and degrees at the top left? That doesn't work here? I am new to pixel software. What I also notice, I have had the Samsung S23 and the Ultra and the OnePlus 11 and I notice that these smartphones work smoother. I also stutter on Twitter and some other apps, how is this possible? ppf. I hate it. I also have a football app called sofascore, I have already deleted the app; I can't even log in lol. And yes, everything is correct, with the OnePlus 11 that I have had for an hour, it works without any problem. Not so positive here so far. Samsung and Oneplus are smoother. I'll give it some time, but if there are no improvements, the pixel will quickly be exchanged or sold.
Omg the single reason why I stopped using my Pixel 7 pro and started using my s23 ultra instead it's because of that fixed focus literally every selfie I took looked horrible
Its sad that google can slap a thermometer in pixel 8 pro, which nobody wanted or asked for, but they are not interested to acomodate a SD card slot. These companies stripping away popular features like headphone jack or sd card slot, makes me look toward sony xperia 1 v. If sony promised 5years of software n security, i would buy it at any price at all. Please compare google pixel 8 pro, vs sony experia 1 v, vs samsung s23 ulta, in terms of user experience, UI, in hand feel, features, battery drain time, thermal management, and value for money. I ll buy one of these 3. Waiting for response. Thanx
The pixel 8 pro cameras are remarkable and I'd recommend others to at least reflect on buying it before you do as people have their own freewill to make their own choices along with decisions
I stick with 7Pro also it is perfect for me getting the Dji 4 than the 8 Pro! I see plenty of Pixel users stick w 4 5G, 6, 7, & 7 pro's Anyway might not not every one agree!
whats the usable zoom level on the standard 8? had the 6 pro before and just didnt enjoy using it because it was too big.... worth waiting for the reported compact 9 pro or is the 8 camera good enough....
If it's cameras you're looking toward then the pixel 8 pro is much better than the 6 pro and 7 pro although there's remarkable differences I've not long purchased the pixel 8 pro and the cameras compared to my last model absolutely spanks it only just though the pixel 8 pro has 7 more years of Android software updates thus leading to potentially Android 22 whereas any other models below that will still be supported just not with 7 updates compared to the newer editions with the Android industry the way that it is I'd say they'd most likely drop support for the 8 pros and 9 pros as soon as a newer, badder, and better model is released just like apple do with their products
Anyone else noticed lumps/bumps under the screen when the screen is off? I've got a few in random places on my Pixel 8. Can't notice them when the screen is on but if I catch the light at an angle I can see them.
Was excited to switch from my pixel 7 to an 8 pro but they msrp in comparison to the pixel 7 pro jumped by 200€. Too much. Should have gotten the 7 pro in the first place. I really want that tele.
No one is talking about how crappy are the photos from the selfie cam, so blurry and no sharpness. I got my Pixel 8 Pro and I am disappointed with that.
They better bring those manual controls to the P6P, I lost many photos because the camera software is a piece of shit that refuses to switch to the telephoto when I want, plus the lack of manual controls on a phone voted to photography has always been ridiculous.
Do you think, Pixel 6 pro will receive a future update on the camera tools feature (best take, noise removal, etc) because it is IA and has nothing to do with the hardware of the phone
Any older pixel models will still receive bug updates security and privacy updates actual software updates no they won't be supported in comparison to the newer models as they have 7 more updates due all the way up to Android 22
Switching from 7 Pro to 8 Pro may make a difference, but from 7 Pro to 8, I don't think it's that promising unless you use those "photoshopish" AI stuff. If you aren't a content creator or SNS addicted, it's not gonna be a super upgrade. I myself use a Pixel 7Pro, Galaxy S22 Ultra and an iPhone 12 mini and the 7 Pro still is a great phone overall in my opinion.
I am currently on my 4th consecutive Samsung and thinking of changing because Samsung just tends to be very Colourful and Vibrant which makes the photos Unrealistic As far which of the two Google Phones to go for I am still confused as to is there a significant Difference between the photos they take in Equal Conditions, I mean the Beautiful Samples shown in this Video look almost Identical.
Had the Pixle pro for 2 days, damn phone. The camera is terrible in the dark, the flash light is weak and yellow in color. A lot of flickering during video. The mobile feels cheap when you hold it, a lot of sharp edges and ill-fitting aluminum frame. Screenshot images flicker.. Media volume turns on max strength even if I adjust the volume down. Also annoying these Google things that Google will push on me, first free, then pay, mafia is the right thing here. Returns the crap, and starts my Samsung S21 plus.
According to one I saw, the iphone does better regular standard shots due to the 24mp mode, plus it has a judder free changing focusses during video capture. The rest is worse, technical wise at least. (Wifi e, USB-C 3.2 only for the max version, not as sturdy by far)
I don't think you are going to miss anything if you don't update as you'll be getting Android 14 as well and the cameras on the 7 were already really good. I'm upgrading from an end of life phone (OnePlus 7T Pro), so it will be a huge update both from the software and the hardware perspective 😅
I'm still on the bloody fence with this, I can get the Pixel 8 Pro 256GB with the Watch 2 for £900.......currently on an iPhone 13 Pro Max. Still something is stopping me, much of an upgrade comparatively? Nothing is jumping out at me.....the OS shift doesn't bother me.....but I do need a new watch as my Series 4 is on its arse with battery life.
The watch battery is still only a 24 hour one. I know it's a lot more but my Garmin Fenix solar will go a couple of weeks without plugging it in to a charger.
@@kramshiron Yep, I made the switch to bluetooth everything when I had an s10+ which I got when I did because it was one of the last with it in a flagship level. That prepped me for my Pixel 6 Pro, and whenever it gets delivered today (out for delivery now ^.^) the Pixel 8 Pro.
Definitely worth the extra money. Bigger, brighter screen. Bigger battery with faster charging. Satin finish feels way more premium than the glossy finish. Temperature sensor. Bigger storage options. The list goes on!
So I have the dilema of should I go for an 8 (£699) or a 7, having in mind that I can get the 7 for about £396 - might go lower soon. Can't figure out if its worth it?
Always buy the new version. In a year, the 7 will be 2 years old.. Go for the 8 or 8 Pro. And these newer phones will get software and security updates for 7 years!
The comment above is silly. Don't always buy the new version if the value isn't there. That being said, given the Pixel 8's long-term viability, it makes it worth it in this instance if you plan to keep the same phone for several years
@@nick8339 the comment isn't silly at all. That's not how technology works. Especially when it comes to phones. Companies listen to the problems or figure out the issues and fix them in the new phone. There's nothing silly about that logic.. Yes the Pixel 5 and 4a are great smaller devices. But no one should buy those phones in 2023. Google has made 3 revisions to fix any of the issues of those older devices.
@mackmccord3743 they shouldn't buy them bc they no longer have update support. The pixel 8 is unprecedented in that respect. If the pixel 8 had the same update span as previous pixels he should absolutely buy the 7 if he is on a budget
@@nick8339 if he's on a budget he should get his priorities straight and not buy a phone at this time. My pixel 3a still works flawlessly. No excuses. Save up and get the new phone.
@@hackdoug7440 promoting something w/o having it right now is double sad with a sprinkle of disappointment cuz google loves to bury some of their ideas. But lets see..
Was contemplating swapping to the pro over my oppo find x2 pro, but the more videos i watch the more i feel it'll be a downgrade somehow 🤷 probably buy the findx5 pro or import the 6 when the time comes or even still keep the pro 2.
@@mackmccord3743 can you explain why it's "much better"? As I'm failing to see it personally after watching reviews. My oppo has a higher resolution display, still has 120hz yes might not be as bright at 1200nits peak , has 48mp sensors that I can utilise fully without software locks on the 8 also most of pixels camera appeal is post processing, has 12gb of ram (15gb sharing memory) that I can increase even more if needed (not that you need it). Obviously the tensor G3 is faster as it's 3 years newer but in reality it won't really make much of a difference day to day to an average user. So apart from that I really don't see a massive difference? Add to that the supervooc charging in 30minutes
@@rickym7380 I held off on a pixel 7 pro before hand awaiting the 8 pro and now I'm still just as disappointed, the smartphone markets went stale everything is the same (except iPhone they are still shit)
@@Dazza2292 you will just have to look up our wait for the Pixel 8 pro verses your phone videos. It's not easy to explain. The phone as a whole is a better experience. The best thing would be for you to test it out and see for yourself and if you don't like it, return it. In my opinion which may be different from yours is that no phone in all of its functions and features compares to the pixel phones. It does everything you need it to do exactly the moment you need it to. Most people refer to it as the Pixel Experience
nobody has done benchmarks on the phone, it pretty weird, the phone is good but not as good as advertised, plus the weird stuff, the software stuff only available on the Pro, also the Pixels got quite expensive in the US overseas they will get destroyed with the export tax, the Pixel 8 Pro is worth buying if the weird Architecture of the Tensor G3 show it value on benchmarks.
Benchmarking software hadn't been updated for the new Pixels if what some reviewers mentioned is true. The ones who had it said they had to find some sort of work around to get it to do it.
as usual on benchmarks pixel is about 2 years behind other flagships in scores, some not so popular youtubers have done benchmarks by side loading the apps
@@avisingh1709 the benchmarks are decent around the Snapdragon 8 gen 2, a little lower score in multicore, 500 points less, and it google they have those AI cores the best in the industry, and also that extra efficiency core, not revolutionary but not bad compared to last year they catched up, Snap 6 gen 3 will be definitely more performant. Pixel 8 Pro is a solid phone, you could swallow the price in the US but in Europe with the export tax definitely not.
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I wish Google gave us all the features on the smaller phone. No matter how good the pro is, i will never buy it just because of its size
I agree, at some point google should make a mini version with all the features from pro phone in a 6 inch screen and maybe charge 50-100 dollars less than pro
According to the leak of the Pixel roadmap that has been completed to date, the next generation of Pixel 9 will be 3 models: Pixel 9 6.1", Pixel 9 Pro 6.3" and Pixel 9 Pro 6.7"
Yeah like the iPhone 15 pro doesn’t have the same cameras as the max… which I find too big.
@@VideosHuerfanitos 6.1 and 6.3 still seem big… I am still using a 12 mini and will be switching to pixel 8 in couple of days.
@@VideosHuerfanitos Ur right, seems like there will be 3 phones next year. İ hope they follow through with that plan. Also they should extend software support to 5 years for Pixel 6/7 line and offer better trade in deals. Doing these, will make the rise to the top.
People love the Pixels because unlike everyone else they have a smaller phone option. Sadly the better tech still goes to the large phones.
It’s funny.
I remember back in the Pixel 2 days, Google used as a selling point that they offered the same on the 2 and 2 XL, comparing it to what the iPhone was doing with the 8 and 8 Plus…
Look at them now.
That’s why they named the bigger one XL in early phones. Now they have to differentiate the Pro.
Thank you so much for this review. I am going to upgrade tomorrow and was not sure which one to get. I am a photography nut so it was great to see the difference in the two. I also liked that the pro was slightly larger. I am definitely leaning towards the pro now. I have the 7 pro now. Thanks again for helping me see the differences between the 8 and the 8 pro.
Hi Have you bought 8 pro? I wanted to know hows it for cameras as compared with 7 pro
Loving the new photo editing features, but I'll be sticking with my Pixel 7 Pro for another year. Still like new, never had a single issue with it, and still loving it :)
Yeah. I was ready to jump to the 8 pro before launch, but I actually don't think there is that much difference in the cameras.
Me too the 7 Pro is pretty ideal. It would take some crazy specs or new tech to justify a buy now. It might mean some get to bag some discounted 7's soon.
Stick with it until the pixel 10 when they have TSMC chips
wow impressive you didn't change your phone after one year of use
Is the Pixel 7 Pro a big and bulky phone?
Absolutely wonderful to see someone a breakdown of a phone's camera. Thank you so much Uncle Spurt!
I'm still using pixel 6 as my second main camera and loving it, can't wait to grab one of these new blowers
what's your main main camera
I'd have done the same since my Pixel 6 wasn't that old (1.5 years old). But since it's such a heavy bugger for my smoll hands, I had to upgrade to the 8. So far? Quite happy with it 😊
In the past, the "top shot" feature would only let you choose low resolution alternatives. Is that still the case?
As a serious photographer, I'd rather spend the extra £300 on a new lens for my mirrorless camera. Phone cameras are great these days but still nowhere near a dedicated camera
Good for you kiddo
You'd be surprised in low light. Now with a lens and full frame in the daylight absolutely you get unreal details even on my basic Sony a7iii
On many events cameras are not allowed in that case my pixel 8 pro is helpful
Fun fact - none of the actual serious photographers ever call themselves serious photographers
I'm glad I have the telephoto camera on my Pixel 6 Pro, which means a Pixel 8 would be a significant camera downgrade, but so far I can't see any reason to upgrade to a Pixel 8 Pro. I think I'll keep waiting. But I'd be interested to see you compare phones more generations apart because we're keeping them for longer now.
I've gone from a 6 Pro to the 8 Pro and it's definitely not a huge upgrade. I had issues with the camera on my 6P otherwise I wouldn't have replaced it! Hoping the 8P will do me for 3 years at least now.
I've gone from 6pro to 7pro to 8pro, I'm an annual upgrader and I can tell you there is not much between the 6pro and the 8pro, the 6pro is still a phenomenally good phone, the 8 is just more refined and the flat display is so much better for screen protectors. Hard to justify an upgrade unless you are a hard user like myself.
Pixel 6 pro is still a great phone. You absolutely don't have to upgrade unless you want the latest smartphone
Upgrading to the 8pro from the 6pro, gonna get delivered today.
@@Jjengering I want to buy pixel and is really confused between pixel 7 pro and pixel 8.. my priority is camera and ai features as well. Don't play games so.
Pixel 4a still a great phone on battery, photos, videos, audio, etc.
I am watching this comment from my 4a, cheers
Is Pixel 8 great for macro photography? Or the pixel 8 pro much better and worth sacrificing more money and bulky phone size for?
This comparison was needed 🍻🇹🇹
I wish Google would bring some of the new editing features to the 6 and 7 series. I have the 6 pro and I am completely happy with the camera tech and see no other reason to upgrade
Have you downloaded Android 14 yet? I think you'll find many of the new features there. I've got some on my Pixel 5
Definitely great idea!!No way to mouve my 7 Pro to 8 Pro I will rather spend the $ 500 for Dji 4 which come as the PERFECT TIME :)
why the hell is the 50mp option not available on the pixel 8 it's more needed on the regular 8 since it doesn't have optical zoom you need all the detail you can get when digitally zooming. software locking bs is what it is.
This was, surprisingly, clean!
Just got my 8pro today. Love it. Haven't even taken it through the paces. It's a good upgrade but as i thought not a major upgrade. Is it worth it? Yes. If you have a 7pro don't run out to get it... Wait for a sale. Anyone owning something older than the 7 do run out and get it.
Right, and if you buy an 8Pro next year, it will still have 6 years of full updates, even Android-wise.
@@martinroseburg1395 Yup big selling and re-selling point for a lot of people.
Your video came up on top of MKBHD, well done mackem!
Great test, not so biassed as from some of the others. You had been wondering, if viewers would appreciate the higher resolution...
Well, two reasons: If you are creating a professional looking photo you`d like to upload for sale on those certain portals, its helpful to have a higher resolution than 12 mp. (thats the one and only! good point about the new iphone 15 max, those 24 mp with the technical trick they are using. (stagging several pixel-binned colour-pix and then put a black and white full-resolution, full readout picture on top, which gives that detailed look, good idea) Wished Google pixel or Samsung would incorporate that technique as well.
Second though and most important for "normal" people: when you share photos on a phone or tablet, everyone finds some details in the picture (usual themself) and then instinctively crops in with their fingers to see more details, if the make up or their teeth looked decent...
Thats fun to do and is almost useless with a 12 mp photo.
I hope, Google sticks to their promises and provides us with quick and good updates regarding the juddery video-zoom changes and other little quirks, that are normal at the beginning. At least they do have the hardware thats sufficient, unlike Apple that disappoints basically all the way for this sort of flagship.
After 1 year the camera on my 7 has been terrific
I also have the 7. Very pleased with it. I hope they extend the software support though. 3 software updates is not enough. Google should do 5 software updates on the pixel 6/7 line
does the new features added on the 7 as well?
@@paimog9233no
@@paimog9233 The new magic eraser for photo and audio eraser for video are only avaible on the 8 series. However, in the future they may extend those features to the 6/7 series
Thanks! I'm trying to decide which one to buy - specifically for taking small, detailed shots of things in my work (plant science). This helps me narrow it down.
Well as always I can't buy a new phone without watching tech spurt.
Whats the battery life like on the pixel 8 pro? I have a pixel 6 now and its so so.
Thanks for all your great reviews. I spent half of new years day watching them. Do you know if the RAW files can be edited on a PC. Apart from with ADOBE👾
Pixel 8 with the same brightness and ltpo screen would be great. Even ultrawide should be updated on the regular one.
Considering you get a big bonus when purchasing the pro version quickly, the price is ok, I would think.
I paid full price for the Pro from T-Mobile so I shouldn't have a problem upgrading in a year. Looking forward to trying new flagship smartphones for the next couple of years.
I don't think you did a review on the 7 did you you so need to do one if you haven't as I'd like your thoughts on it
Hooooly the camera software is insane this year
Morning, it's good phone as s23 ultra and Xiaomi 13?
Do you think they'll eventyally update to 4k 120fps ?
Hmm Samsung S23 or Pixel 8 ... Any recommendations?
Google Pixel never stops amazing me, I've had a Pixel 6 for almost 3 years now and it was perfect everytime... I wish the battery was better to be honest, but that's the only compliant I have on this phone.. I had never kept a phone for so long, and to be honest I'm just getting the 8 because Mobile data in Germany is too expensive, and gets cheaper when getting a new phone.
Why do you film your videos in 25 fps?
I want to understand youtuber's rationale, since most devices use 60Hz screens, so it would be logical to film in either 30 or 60 fps for smooth playback with no judder.
Is light flickering such a big issue, that can't be resolved when filming in 30 fps?
Cinema mode. 24fps.
@@thestringquartetcompany but we're not in the movie theater? I would understand if most screens worked at multiples of 24/25 refresh rate, but the mismatch of frame presentation on 60hz screens makes it worse than actual 24/25 fps due to unstable frame pacing.
It also makes presentation of phone video recording much worse, especially if you want to see how well stabilization works.
The vast majority of phones can record 30, but not 24/25, so converting phone footage down to 24/25 will introduce its own frame pacing issues.
Therefore, you get even more judder when presenting 30 fps recording in 25 fps video on a 60 Hz screen.
Comparison coming with S23 series?
With 7 years guaranteed updates, what is the official way to change a battery on a Pixel?
You can get Google-authorized battery replacement kits mailed to you. It's fiddly, and involves heating up the back, but its doable. If you don't fancy that, there are repair shops which will do it for you (again, many of them official)
Hi, can we see Pixel 8 vs S23 vs iPhone 15
5:43 I would love to see an upgrade where the phone makes a few photos with a different focus and brightness to make a photo where a source of light e.g., the moon would be well visible as well as the rest of the environment, sky.
When we focus on the source of light e.g. moon, the Pixel camera can take a nice photo but everything else is almost black. When we want to take a sky photo, the moon or any other source of light is just a white point.
It would have way more usage than all those AI-empowered, cutting tools, imo.
They already incorporate those techniques to a vast degree.HDR pix are only possible that way.
With top shot, is the quality the same as normal pics from the main shooter?
I just received my 1st pixel phone. It's annoying that you can't remove that Google bar at the bottom. ppff. But my question is; how do you remove the date and degrees at the top left? That doesn't work here? I am new to pixel software.
What I also notice, I have had the Samsung S23 and the Ultra and the OnePlus 11 and I notice that these smartphones work smoother.
I also stutter on Twitter and some other apps, how is this possible? ppf. I hate it.
I also have a football app called sofascore, I have already deleted the app; I can't even log in lol. And yes, everything is correct, with the OnePlus 11 that I have had for an hour, it works without any problem.
Not so positive here so far. Samsung and Oneplus are smoother. I'll give it some time, but if there are no improvements, the pixel will quickly be exchanged or sold.
Omg the single reason why I stopped using my Pixel 7 pro and started using my s23 ultra instead it's because of that fixed focus literally every selfie I took looked horrible
Which is good for photography and videos?
Its sad that google can slap a thermometer in pixel 8 pro, which nobody wanted or asked for, but they are not interested to acomodate a SD card slot. These companies stripping away popular features like headphone jack or sd card slot, makes me look toward sony xperia 1 v. If sony promised 5years of software n security, i would buy it at any price at all.
Please compare google pixel 8 pro, vs sony experia 1 v, vs samsung s23 ulta, in terms of user experience, UI, in hand feel, features, battery drain time, thermal management, and value for money. I ll buy one of these 3.
Waiting for response. Thanx
Sir please do a comparison video between regular pixel 8 and regular iphone 15, specially camera.
The pixel 8 pro is the best pixel phone I've had yet and the camera's are remarkable!
I currently have a Pixel6a and I'm highly considering upgrading to the Pixel8Pro now
Did you do it? If so how is it?? I've got a pixel 6 and it's upgraded time!
The pixel 8 pro cameras are remarkable and I'd recommend others to at least reflect on buying it before you do as people have their own freewill to make their own choices along with decisions
I stick with 7Pro also it is perfect for me getting the Dji 4 than the 8 Pro! I see plenty of Pixel users stick w 4 5G, 6, 7, & 7 pro's Anyway might not not every one agree!
Should have turned off the transition of those ultrawide shots. Can't make out the difference with that effect.
whats the usable zoom level on the standard 8? had the 6 pro before and just didnt enjoy using it because it was too big.... worth waiting for the reported compact 9 pro or is the 8 camera good enough....
The Pixel 7 is currently 1/2 the price of the Pixel 8. Is the Pixel 8 twice as good? 🤔
If it's cameras you're looking toward then the pixel 8 pro is much better than the 6 pro and 7 pro although there's remarkable differences I've not long purchased the pixel 8 pro and the cameras compared to my last model absolutely spanks it only just though the pixel 8 pro has 7 more years of Android software updates thus leading to potentially Android 22 whereas any other models below that will still be supported just not with 7 updates compared to the newer editions with the Android industry the way that it is I'd say they'd most likely drop support for the 8 pros and 9 pros as soon as a newer, badder, and better model is released just like apple do with their products
Anyone else noticed lumps/bumps under the screen when the screen is off?
I've got a few in random places on my Pixel 8.
Can't notice them when the screen is on but if I catch the light at an angle I can see them.
Was excited to switch from my pixel 7 to an 8 pro but they msrp in comparison to the pixel 7 pro jumped by 200€. Too much.
Should have gotten the 7 pro in the first place. I really want that tele.
Pixle 8 pro is worth it if you want the pixle watch 2 on pre order
The only thing I don't understand is when Samsung uses exynos we get angry but when Google uses it we don't have problems with it
Don't see the tips n tricks video anywhere?
No one is talking about how crappy are the photos from the selfie cam, so blurry and no sharpness. I got my Pixel 8 Pro and I am disappointed with that.
I have the pixel 7 pro and I cannot get a new one each year. I hope it is still good enough in comparison.
i want 8 pro specs in same pixel 8 model because of size same as apple doing it 14 pro and pro max just size should b change not camera
So entertaining this man is
Would you pick this or the Sony 1 V? They are the same price on my contract
Which one did you pick in the end?
@@danielhagos6944 I got the Sony 1 VI just recently pal and it's amazing. I'm glad they upgraded the screen size to larger. I recommend it.
7:17 this feature, I have already used in Nokia Lumia 1020
Is the ultra wide angle 125 degrees on the Google pixel 8 pro?
The most powerful Android cameras
They better bring those manual controls to the P6P, I lost many photos because the camera software is a piece of shit that refuses to switch to the telephoto when I want, plus the lack of manual controls on a phone voted to photography has always been ridiculous.
Do you think, Pixel 6 pro will receive a future update on the camera tools feature (best take, noise removal, etc) because it is IA and has nothing to do with the hardware of the phone
It won’t, they make sure people have a reason to buy the newer product
Any older pixel models will still receive bug updates security and privacy updates actual software updates no they won't be supported in comparison to the newer models as they have 7 more updates due all the way up to Android 22
The big question is, is it enough of an upgraded over the Pro 7?
Nice review 👍
Depends on thermals and battery optimisation. Pixel 7 sucks
@@Kats0unam1 I don't agree. Never had issues with over heating and my battery is good for more than a day
The Pro, maybe. The standard Pixel 8 seems like barely an upgrade over the standard 7.
Switching from 7 Pro to 8 Pro may make a difference, but from 7 Pro to 8, I don't think it's that promising unless you use those "photoshopish" AI stuff.
If you aren't a content creator or SNS addicted, it's not gonna be a super upgrade.
I myself use a Pixel 7Pro, Galaxy S22 Ultra and an iPhone 12 mini and the 7 Pro still is a great phone overall in my opinion.
@@Kats0unam1You sound like you are evaluating the phone without having experience of actually using it.
I am currently on my 4th consecutive Samsung and thinking of changing
because Samsung just tends to be very Colourful and Vibrant which makes the photos Unrealistic
As far which of the two Google Phones to go for I am still confused as to is there a significant Difference between the photos they take in
Equal Conditions, I mean the Beautiful Samples shown in this Video look almost Identical.
Honestly i don't think the pro is worth an extra 300 quid. I'm actually happy with my pixel 7 and don't see the need to upgrade to the 8 either.
If this camera better than the pixel 6a, I'm going to grab it
Had the Pixle pro for 2 days, damn phone. The camera is terrible in the dark, the flash light is weak and yellow in color. A lot of flickering during video. The mobile feels cheap when you hold it, a lot of sharp edges and ill-fitting aluminum frame. Screenshot images flicker.. Media volume turns on max strength even if I adjust the volume down. Also annoying these Google things that Google will push on me, first free, then pay, mafia is the right thing here. Returns the crap, and starts my Samsung S21 plus.
Is this a good upgrade from the 4a 5g?
I think yeah, considering 4à 5 will be not supported any longer starting from now
great
Random Question - is Google Pay as widely accepted as Apple Pay? Im thinking of moving from I phone 13pro to Google Pixel 8 Pro..........
Yes 👍
It's Basically the same thing just named different, anywhere you can tap a bank card your iPhone or android (if it has NFC) will be the same
it means that pixel 8 doesn't have shutter speed anf iso settings ?
this was the video I needed, for me the pro is not worth the extra €
5 x optical zoom is always worth it when you are serious about photography.
Pixel 8 vs iPhone 15 camera comparison is what we would love to see.
According to one I saw, the iphone does better regular standard shots due to the 24mp mode, plus it has a judder free changing focusses during video capture. The rest is worse, technical wise at least. (Wifi e, USB-C 3.2 only for the max version, not as sturdy by far)
Why give the 50mp camera on 8 just to distinguish the bigger one as “pro” , I mean common isn’t this a bit too much
Want pixel 8 vs s23 review gaming battery connectivity etc etc
Magic editor only works with an internet connection and cloud activated
Is it manufactured in China?
still don't get what to choose
Is the 128 gig enough?
that depends if you like offline content then get 256gb at the very least. You download video and music and games a lot then yeh 256gb.
A comparison of the 7 to 8...worth the upgrade?
Im pleased with the 7 and no issues at all at the moment.
Great review ...as always 👍
I don't think you are going to miss anything if you don't update as you'll be getting Android 14 as well and the cameras on the 7 were already really good.
I'm upgrading from an end of life phone (OnePlus 7T Pro), so it will be a huge update both from the software and the hardware perspective 😅
I upgraded from the 7 to 8 Pro. Mainly for the size and camera. 7 is still a great phone.
@@Josh-gu5fy You think it was worth the upgrade? I'm on the fence of upgrading to an 8 pro, but can't really decide just yet.
Low light video and photos are absolute shit I'm returning my pixel 8 pro they are no longer the king of cameras that is now back to iphone
I'm still on the bloody fence with this, I can get the Pixel 8 Pro 256GB with the Watch 2 for £900.......currently on an iPhone 13 Pro Max. Still something is stopping me, much of an upgrade comparatively?
Nothing is jumping out at me.....the OS shift doesn't bother me.....but I do need a new watch as my Series 4 is on its arse with battery life.
£900 is a good price, I see that as £1059 on UK google store.
The 8 Pro 256 GB version would be £1059 I think, rather than £900? The offer lasts till 16/09.
Do it. You will love the pixel experience. And probably won't go back! You will not regret it!
The watch battery is still only a 24 hour one. I know it's a lot more but my Garmin Fenix solar will go a couple of weeks without plugging it in to a charger.
Google pixel 8 pro doesn't have 3.5 jack. 😢
Yeah, it's unfortunate, but very few phones come out with those anymore.
Just get USBC headphones. Its not a big deal
@@Klust413cheaper phones quite often do but mid and flagship phones don’t.
@@kramshiron Yep, I made the switch to bluetooth everything when I had an s10+ which I got when I did because it was one of the last with it in a flagship level. That prepped me for my Pixel 6 Pro, and whenever it gets delivered today (out for delivery now ^.^) the Pixel 8 Pro.
Definitely worth the extra money. Bigger, brighter screen. Bigger battery with faster charging. Satin finish feels way more premium than the glossy finish. Temperature sensor. Bigger storage options. The list goes on!
Is it the "pixelated" or the "Pixel ate" or the "Pixel 8"? I can't decide what I hear haha
I wish 8/8 pro have 3.5 mm headphone jack with quad dac
Pixel 8 for me or waiting till the pixel 8 a and enjoy the pixel 7a
So I have the dilema of should I go for an 8 (£699) or a 7, having in mind that I can get the 7 for about £396 - might go lower soon. Can't figure out if its worth it?
Always buy the new version. In a year, the 7 will be 2 years old.. Go for the 8 or 8 Pro. And these newer phones will get software and security updates for 7 years!
The comment above is silly. Don't always buy the new version if the value isn't there. That being said, given the Pixel 8's long-term viability, it makes it worth it in this instance if you plan to keep the same phone for several years
@@nick8339 the comment isn't silly at all. That's not how technology works. Especially when it comes to phones. Companies listen to the problems or figure out the issues and fix them in the new phone. There's nothing silly about that logic.. Yes the Pixel 5 and 4a are great smaller devices. But no one should buy those phones in 2023. Google has made 3 revisions to fix any of the issues of those older devices.
@mackmccord3743 they shouldn't buy them bc they no longer have update support. The pixel 8 is unprecedented in that respect. If the pixel 8 had the same update span as previous pixels he should absolutely buy the 7 if he is on a budget
@@nick8339 if he's on a budget he should get his priorities straight and not buy a phone at this time. My pixel 3a still works flawlessly. No excuses. Save up and get the new phone.
Pixel 8 video booster by December via soft ware update
only available for PRO version which is sad
@@hackdoug7440 promoting something w/o having it right now is double sad with a sprinkle of disappointment cuz google loves to bury some of their ideas. But lets see..
Why do all these reviews just turn into phone camera reviews. What about the actual phone experience?
Tht audio editor needs work
I just purchased the 7 for $450
Was contemplating swapping to the pro over my oppo find x2 pro, but the more videos i watch the more i feel it'll be a downgrade somehow 🤷 probably buy the findx5 pro or import the 6 when the time comes or even still keep the pro 2.
The Pixel phone is much better. There is nothing like the Pixel experience. And it's definitely not a downgrade
I am in the same position, should i keep my find x2 pro or get the pixel 8
@@mackmccord3743 can you explain why it's "much better"? As I'm failing to see it personally after watching reviews. My oppo has a higher resolution display, still has 120hz yes might not be as bright at 1200nits peak , has 48mp sensors that I can utilise fully without software locks on the 8 also most of pixels camera appeal is post processing, has 12gb of ram (15gb sharing memory) that I can increase even more if needed (not that you need it). Obviously the tensor G3 is faster as it's 3 years newer but in reality it won't really make much of a difference day to day to an average user. So apart from that I really don't see a massive difference? Add to that the supervooc charging in 30minutes
@@rickym7380 I held off on a pixel 7 pro before hand awaiting the 8 pro and now I'm still just as disappointed, the smartphone markets went stale everything is the same (except iPhone they are still shit)
@@Dazza2292 you will just have to look up our wait for the Pixel 8 pro verses your phone videos. It's not easy to explain. The phone as a whole is a better experience. The best thing would be for you to test it out and see for yourself and if you don't like it, return it. In my opinion which may be different from yours is that no phone in all of its functions and features compares to the pixel phones. It does everything you need it to do exactly the moment you need it to. Most people refer to it as the Pixel Experience
It's a keeper
The beer theme 😂🍺
gr8 vid
nobody has done benchmarks on the phone, it pretty weird, the phone is good but not as good as advertised, plus the weird stuff, the software stuff only available on the Pro, also the Pixels got quite expensive in the US overseas they will get destroyed with the export tax, the Pixel 8 Pro is worth buying if the weird Architecture of the Tensor G3 show it value on benchmarks.
Benchmarking software hadn't been updated for the new Pixels if what some reviewers mentioned is true. The ones who had it said they had to find some sort of work around to get it to do it.
as usual on benchmarks pixel is about 2 years behind other flagships in scores, some not so popular youtubers have done benchmarks by side loading the apps
@@avisingh1709 the benchmarks are decent around the Snapdragon 8 gen 2, a little lower score in multicore, 500 points less, and it google they have those AI cores the best in the industry, and also that extra efficiency core, not revolutionary but not bad compared to last year they catched up, Snap 6 gen 3 will be definitely more performant. Pixel 8 Pro is a solid phone, you could swallow the price in the US but in Europe with the export tax definitely not.
Laughed out loud when you said, “disinterested daughter! Wtf hahaa