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@@rahulmishra6542 it’s a very nice phone if you get it under 40k… It does have bugs but then which phone doesn’t..! Definitely go for it if network at your place is not very bad.. It does have a weak antenna.. Apart from that it’s perfect..
"longer battery life", why no numbers to show us how longer? "Faster charging speed", why no numbers to show us how faster? "Less heat generation", why no numbers to show us how less? "More power efficiency", why no numbers to show us how more? This really feels like a botched video honestly, you guys usually do way better than this
The Pixel 8 specs have been out since August - September. If you're not aware of the difference in specs then you're not as interested as you should be. This channel has many videos in regards to the difference in specs, and this video specifically highlights the price difference.
@@user02350 tell me, how does someone who wants to learn more about the Pixel 8 can get info from this video? This isn't a video/channel made for Pixel hardcore fans, and not everyone knows the brand of the battery in the second version of the Pixel 8 for Vietnam only
@@thewonderfultartiflette4733 the title of the video is simply asking what kind of difference $100 makes when comparing the previous to current model Pixels. If you wanted to learn about the Pixel 8 specs, there are better videos from this exact channel that can give you the information you’re looking for.
Though call me crazy, I wish they would've kept the dual tone look of the 6 series rather than going with the aluminum camera bar. Just looked better in my opinion. Also wish they would still offer the sorta sunny option. Looked so good
I see no reason to upgrade from my P7. Next year Google claims to support the OS until 2121. Should I buy the P9 then and suddenly be unhappy with the phone I use? Why can't people be satisfied with what they have? But no, they always want more and video's like this trigger that greed. It's a revenue model.
I have the P7 and the only difference in the phones is the size. Everything else is the same. The battery isn't any better and the cameras aren't any better either. No need to upgrade until Google stops supporting it
Or the video could be helpful for people like me who has a Pixel 3a XL and am trying to decide if the latest or maybe one generation back would be worth it. It's not always about just upgrading right away. It can just be helpful to know the differences between the latest models. Plus some people just watch for the sake of enjoying the video too.
I feel Android Authority is missing an important point here. First of all, for Europe the price increase is significantly higher, even though the 7 already was nearly 10% more expensive than in the US. Also the 7 has seen big discounts since it's launch. You won't find a Pixel 8 her under the € 799 MSRP without a new contract, while the 7 can be had off contract for around € 450. So if you're buying new the price difference is € 350 (370 USD), not 100 USD. The same goes for upgrading. The trade in programs here are not as good as in the US. You'll likely get around € 350 for your 7, which means you'll have to pay € 450 for the upgrade. I think at 100 USD the 8 would be a nice upgrade, but at 4 to 5 times that it's just not.
been waiting for a flagship phone with a smaller form factor so this was perfect for me. upgraded from the 6a to the 8 and love the 120hz screen and the size. also the phone hasn't gotten noticeably hot while using as my 6a did so that's a plus.
@@sethsisneros8369 yes. I've been using Google Fi since the Project Fi years and got an excellent deal pre-ordering it. I live in a hot and humid area and had problems with my 6a overheating often. Haven't had that problem at all. I haven't even felt my 8 get hot. I also had a 4a and I like that it was a little smaller and lighter than the 8, but the 8 is not that big or heavy. It's smaller than the 7, very similar size to the 6a. I'll just say that the phones haven't really changed that much in the last 5 years. Yes, they're a little better with everything, but nothing special IMO. I just wish all the screens were like the Moto Droid Turbo 2 which were absolutely indestructible. I hate that I have to use cases with all my phones and I still break the screen. I constantly drop my phone. Hell, I broke the glass on the back of my Pixel 8 the day I got it. I dropped it while putting on the phone case. Luckily, you can't see the glass on the back of the phone being cracked because it's in a case, but it's 2023 and they could definitely make drastically more durable screens. But, I guess it's like cars. They could easily make cars that last significantly longer and are significantly more durable, but then they won't sell as many cars.
Pixel 7 costs about $500 in my country, and Pixel 8 is now selling for $ 850$. So, I decided to buy a Pixel 7. Honestly, I think I made the right choices.
@@varuna6089 It's Great, I must say. I am a moderately heavy user; the phone gives me 6.5 hours of screen time after using Social media, Web browsing activity, and Photo/ video taking. The photo quality is superb (the video is not that great). The phone sometimes gets network issues when there is a lack of a cell phone tower, but I currently use the best phone carrier available in my country, so the problem was not a big deal (I rarely face the issue). Overall, I am satisfied with my purchase. Phone prices do not drop in my country like in Western countries, so buying Pixel 7 was my only logical solution. Also, I was not impressed with Pixel 8's AI features. I did not see a significant difference in Pixel 7 and 8 hardware capabilities. The smartphone RUclips reviewers will always cherry-pick the new Phones as most of them are from the USA, CANADA, Britain, Australia, etc, and they get the best discount deals, which is nonexistent in my country. So, in conclusion, it ends with where you are currently living. If you live in Canada or the US, I suggest you buy pixel 8, as you can purchase pixel 8 for $560 on upcoming Black Friday deals. ( If the smartphone market in your country gives the best deals, you can buy Pixel 8. If not, then you can purchase a Pixel 7 without any worries. You will not miss any key features) I hope this will clear up your confusion; best of luck.
the design of the pixel 7 is so much better. Love the boxy look, now pixel has become just another generic phone design released in the past 6 years. Pixel 8 with pixel 7 design would've been my perfect go to phone :(
@@w5monkey 1 and 2 (white) so so, the 3 (regular) was the best till the 7 or 8. Perfect size for a phone. Then came the car battery sized phones with not much more run time due to less efficient cpus and graphics. They had to increase battery size to maintain the same run time.
I am going to make the switch to Pixel, from being a long time Apple user. The question is which one ?? I love the idea of the better camera lenses on the Pro, but much prefer the smaller form factor. Any comments that may sway me ? Is the telephoto really that good? Could I cope with digital zoom on the Pixel 8 ?
I have the Pro and I hate the size. Almost want to send it back, too big, too heavy and the pro watch only lasts 24 hours vs a timex that goes years. I would get the regular 8 and skip the Pro. Yes the telephoto is nice on the PRO but that is about it. The 8 has it beat in what matters, ease of use.
Depends on usage. if you travel a lot a good zoom is nice to have for taking monuments, animals, buildings, etc. However, size is of the 8 pro is less ergonomic personally. The pro has other features that the 8 does not also. So it is a personal decision IMHO for 300 more. I'm getting the 8, because the Pro is is too large as an EDC phone and it still has the newest tensor chip also. Have the 6 pro and so know from experience how uncomfortable it is in my pocket.
@@Greg-qw7xl I have the 8 pro (for the zoom) and kid has the 8 non pro. I like the optical zoom for sure but.. they could have put that in the 8 non pro if they wanted to. I do not like the size and weight of the 8 pro at all. Its not enough to make me return it but its enough to make to change phones as soon as a smaller pixel comes out with the zoom lens. A 8 non pro with the features of the Pro is what I wanted. The weight of the huge battery makes drops more damaging too.
I can get the pixel 8 for £214 with Amex cashback and trade in. But I can get the pixel 7 with free case and google charging stand for £92. I am still undecided which one to choose. Please advise.
was waiting to buy 8 but in my country (poland) there is no official google store so price for 8 is x2 pixel 7 price. i bought pixel 7, i wont pay 2x more for same phone with better screen :(
@@staicu2295 my man, pixel 7 is bright enought. tbh i dont see big difrences in phones looking back to 2019. p7 is way better than 8 looking at price difference
I have had the pixel 7 for a while now and am finding it to be a bit heavy and tall for the pockets. So, I'm seriously looking at the pixel 8. S23 is an alternative, but I really like the clean android experience over one ui.
I have a Pixel 6a and i really like the size,so the upgrade to Picel 8 seems like a pretty good one, slightly bigger screen, 120HZ Display, great brightness, improvement in camera and processor.
It's the same price. The pixel 7A is $500. The pixel 7 unlock is $600. The pixel 7 AT&t are Verizon is 700 you pay $100 more for the lock phone because of the 5G Verizon antenna. My Google pixel 7 was 700 plus tax almost $800
@@lastkidonthemoonI've seen both devices in the flesh . The £100 price increase seems justifiable. The display is also lovely on the pixel 8. The first pixel with a decent display
Has anyone ever tried using a 7 year old phone. Good on Google for offering it but I'd be amazed if even 1% of phones bought today are still around to get their update to android 21.
Not the question asked but I could use a 7+ year old iPad… I used the iPad Air 2 for over 7 years. The bigger question is whether Google will actually provide 7 years of updates. Promises are easy to make, harder to keep - from a Google stadia owner… 🤐
In Canada The base model 128 GB Pixel 8=$1064.11 (incl. tax) Pixel 7 =$672.11 (incl tax) $392 price difference and you can buy a used Pixel 7 at about $350
After watching this video, it's my opinion that the 7 is a very good device that will last you many years to come. If you have it, no need to upgrade but if you are coming from other brands, buy the 8
Google pixel 7. Unlock 599 Google pixel 7 Verizon or AT&t is $6.99 $700 then add a $50 zag screen protector and a $40 Google pixel case plus taxes. The $900 don't believe what you build on the internet
The screen flicker on the 8 is horrible though. You can see it every time a comparison video is made, including in this one. PWM eye strain is a real thing. Might wait for the pixel 9 and see if they 've managed to improve it from the 240 Hertz PWM. Even pixel 6 has a better display in terms of PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
@@jamesjacobs592 I'll wait and see if they improve their displays. But if they are going to go with a 120hz PWM display, then I guess I won't be going back to Google Pixel. Which is a shame, as I do quite like everything else about them. The 6 had a rough start but now it's really smooth on android 14.
Pixel 7 battery life is not too good but the pixel 8 battery life is better I'll say it need better battery life improvement still but you do get 7 years of software updates on the 8 only 3 years on the 7
@@allhill i have pixel 7 and 7a. 7 was a clean install of a14 7a dirty upgrade13>14. i can say that clean install is a way to go. both phones are on beta currently
My pixel 6 still works perfectly fine. No lag whatsoever, battery life has improved too. I'm sure android 14 pumped up my manual display brightness too.
Does It worth 100$ extra ? Yes and no. Since i like the new design and new screen and features, Pixel 8 is my choice without hesitation. I always want to use a phone, i like the design
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Here in India pixel 7 is available at 475-500$ and pixel 8 is at 850$... Thats almost double the price... So I think I'm good with my pixel 7...
I am planning to buy pixel 7 . What would you suggest.
@@rahulmishra6542 it’s a very nice phone if you get it under 40k… It does have bugs but then which phone doesn’t..! Definitely go for it if network at your place is not very bad.. It does have a weak antenna.. Apart from that it’s perfect..
@@rahulmishra6542when do u plan to buy it? Are u looking at any other phones as well?
@@R-in1yc I am planning to buy it in the following 2 months or so .
I prefer either samsung s22 or pixel 7 . (Biased towards pixel tho)
Yeah in Russia aswell 450$ for pixel7 and 700$ for pixel8 and pixel8 are sold only from China right now
"longer battery life", why no numbers to show us how longer?
"Faster charging speed", why no numbers to show us how faster?
"Less heat generation", why no numbers to show us how less?
"More power efficiency", why no numbers to show us how more?
This really feels like a botched video honestly, you guys usually do way better than this
The Pixel 8 specs have been out since August - September. If you're not aware of the difference in specs then you're not as interested as you should be. This channel has many videos in regards to the difference in specs, and this video specifically highlights the price difference.
@@user02350 tell me, how does someone who wants to learn more about the Pixel 8 can get info from this video? This isn't a video/channel made for Pixel hardcore fans, and not everyone knows the brand of the battery in the second version of the Pixel 8 for Vietnam only
@@thewonderfultartiflette4733 the title of the video is simply asking what kind of difference $100 makes when comparing the previous to current model Pixels. If you wanted to learn about the Pixel 8 specs, there are better videos from this exact channel that can give you the information you’re looking for.
Its not that long considering the size and weight. I have the Pro and not wowed by battery life. Its good enough but not stellar.
@@user02350 What a tool
Though call me crazy, I wish they would've kept the dual tone look of the 6 series rather than going with the aluminum camera bar. Just looked better in my opinion. Also wish they would still offer the sorta sunny option. Looked so good
Yeah yeah, I definitely agree with you my brother, in my opinion Pixel 6 series look better than 7 and 8
Miss the color power button 🥲
@oneminutewonder77 doesn't really matter once you put a case on it.
Yea but I would rather have a metal visor instead of plastic. It's just a personal thing for me
Also, accent button. That gives so much identity to phone.
The Pixel 7 no longer costs 600 bucks. So we're looking at a 200 different, and sometimes more like in Europe, where the 8 costs 800
Also Pixel 8 is gonna be 550$ for Christmas and it was 550 for black Friday so...
@@samihanpargaonkar4477 Found that price on AMZN post holiday season.
I see no reason to upgrade from my P7. Next year Google claims to support the OS until 2121. Should I buy the P9 then and suddenly be unhappy with the phone I use? Why can't people be satisfied with what they have? But no, they always want more and video's like this trigger that greed. It's a revenue model.
I have the P7 and the only difference in the phones is the size. Everything else is the same. The battery isn't any better and the cameras aren't any better either. No need to upgrade until Google stops supporting it
Or the video could be helpful for people like me who has a Pixel 3a XL and am trying to decide if the latest or maybe one generation back would be worth it.
It's not always about just upgrading right away. It can just be helpful to know the differences between the latest models.
Plus some people just watch for the sake of enjoying the video too.
I feel Android Authority is missing an important point here. First of all, for Europe the price increase is significantly higher, even though the 7 already was nearly 10% more expensive than in the US. Also the 7 has seen big discounts since it's launch. You won't find a Pixel 8 her under the € 799 MSRP without a new contract, while the 7 can be had off contract for around € 450. So if you're buying new the price difference is € 350 (370 USD), not 100 USD. The same goes for upgrading. The trade in programs here are not as good as in the US. You'll likely get around € 350 for your 7, which means you'll have to pay € 450 for the upgrade. I think at 100 USD the 8 would be a nice upgrade, but at 4 to 5 times that it's just not.
Exactly!
Pixel 7 for 400 eur or Pixel 8 for 500-550 eur?
Compact phone that fit in your pocket - without compromises. Glad that someone understands that!
been waiting for a flagship phone with a smaller form factor so this was perfect for me. upgraded from the 6a to the 8 and love the 120hz screen and the size. also the phone hasn't gotten noticeably hot while using as my 6a did so that's a plus.
I made the exact same upgrade: 6a to the 8.
@@DrBlazer50are you happy with the upgrade? I've got the 4a and looking to upgrade to either the 7a or the 8
@@sethsisneros8369 yes. I've been using Google Fi since the Project Fi years and got an excellent deal pre-ordering it. I live in a hot and humid area and had problems with my 6a overheating often. Haven't had that problem at all. I haven't even felt my 8 get hot. I also had a 4a and I like that it was a little smaller and lighter than the 8, but the 8 is not that big or heavy. It's smaller than the 7, very similar size to the 6a. I'll just say that the phones haven't really changed that much in the last 5 years. Yes, they're a little better with everything, but nothing special IMO. I just wish all the screens were like the Moto Droid Turbo 2 which were absolutely indestructible. I hate that I have to use cases with all my phones and I still break the screen. I constantly drop my phone. Hell, I broke the glass on the back of my Pixel 8 the day I got it. I dropped it while putting on the phone case. Luckily, you can't see the glass on the back of the phone being cracked because it's in a case, but it's 2023 and they could definitely make drastically more durable screens. But, I guess it's like cars. They could easily make cars that last significantly longer and are significantly more durable, but then they won't sell as many cars.
I'm also upgrading from 4a to 8 so I'm super excited as I tend to stick with my phone for long periods of time
The lemongrass Pixel 7 is such a badass phone.
100bucks difference??? Over here in Germany you get the P7 for 470€ and the P8 cost 800€ that's a MASSIVE price difference!
Got my P8 for USD575 only
Pixel 7 design looks appealing than pixel 8. Pixel 8 rounded design resembles like iPhone.
Pixel 7 costs about $500 in my country, and Pixel 8 is now selling for $ 850$. So, I decided to buy a Pixel 7. Honestly, I think I made the right choices.
Now in The Netherlands, the prices are 500 vs 730.
In the UK unlocked new pixel 7 going for £379
@@varuna6089 It's Great, I must say. I am a moderately heavy user; the phone gives me 6.5 hours of screen time after using Social media, Web browsing activity, and Photo/ video taking. The photo quality is superb (the video is not that great). The phone sometimes gets network issues when there is a lack of a cell phone tower, but I currently use the best phone carrier available in my country, so the problem was not a big deal (I rarely face the issue).
Overall, I am satisfied with my purchase. Phone prices do not drop in my country like in Western countries, so buying Pixel 7 was my only logical solution. Also, I was not impressed with Pixel 8's AI features. I did not see a significant difference in Pixel 7 and 8 hardware capabilities. The smartphone RUclips reviewers will always cherry-pick the new Phones as most of them are from the USA, CANADA, Britain, Australia, etc, and they get the best discount deals, which is nonexistent in my country.
So, in conclusion, it ends with where you are currently living. If you live in Canada or the US, I suggest you buy pixel 8, as you can purchase pixel 8 for $560 on upcoming Black Friday deals. ( If the smartphone market in your country gives the best deals, you can buy Pixel 8. If not, then you can purchase a Pixel 7 without any worries. You will not miss any key features)
I hope this will clear up your confusion; best of luck.
@@marksouthwell4490, which is equal to 480 dollars, the same as my country.
@@maharaflabib3892 but if purchased from certain stores it's still over £400
the design of the pixel 7 is so much better. Love the boxy look, now pixel has become just another generic phone design released in the past 6 years. Pixel 8 with pixel 7 design would've been my perfect go to phone :(
Wonder how easy it is to replace the battery. Using a 7 year old pixel with the original battery might be interesting.
I upgraded from the 7pro to the 8 and its the best damn phone they have made after Pixel 5/Pixel 2XL.
2xl panda and the super tough Motorola razor with the carbon fiber back best android phones ever
@@w5monkey 1 and 2 (white) so so, the 3 (regular) was the best till the 7 or 8. Perfect size for a phone. Then came the car battery sized phones with not much more run time due to less efficient cpus and graphics. They had to increase battery size to maintain the same run time.
I've had the original Pixel, the Pixel 3a and now I have the 5a. I think it's time to upgrade to the Pixel 8.
I liked.my 5a a lot other than the overheating. I thought I had a defective phone and got a other on warranty and it still did it
Google should really do something regarding the international prices. The Pixel 8 is like 1000$ here 🙄
I expect the Pixel 7 to drop in price soon. Hell, used prices are pretty good.
I agree with this assessment. I traded in my P7 for a P8 due to those improvements - better ergonomics, screen, battery life & long term support.
What do you like better on the 8
I am going to make the switch to Pixel, from being a long time Apple user. The question is which one ?? I love the idea of the better camera lenses on the Pro, but much prefer the smaller form factor. Any comments that may sway me ? Is the telephoto really that good? Could I cope with digital zoom on the Pixel 8 ?
I have the Pro and I hate the size. Almost want to send it back, too big, too heavy and the pro watch only lasts 24 hours vs a timex that goes years. I would get the regular 8 and skip the Pro. Yes the telephoto is nice on the PRO but that is about it. The 8 has it beat in what matters, ease of use.
Depends on usage. if you travel a lot a good zoom is nice to have for taking monuments, animals, buildings, etc. However, size is of the 8 pro is less ergonomic personally. The pro has other features that the 8 does not also. So it is a personal decision IMHO for 300 more. I'm getting the 8, because the Pro is is too large as an EDC phone and it still has the newest tensor chip also. Have the 6 pro and so know from experience how uncomfortable it is in my pocket.
@@Greg-qw7xl I have the 8 pro (for the zoom) and kid has the 8 non pro. I like the optical zoom for sure but.. they could have put that in the 8 non pro if they wanted to. I do not like the size and weight of the 8 pro at all. Its not enough to make me return it but its enough to make to change phones as soon as a smaller pixel comes out with the zoom lens. A 8 non pro with the features of the Pro is what I wanted. The weight of the huge battery makes drops more damaging too.
I’ve bought the 8, and it’s an absolute delight to use.
so is every other phone on earth
@@newfnshow031nah, I find iPhones annoying to use (small things, like the back gestures and notifications)
no@@newfnshow031
@@newfnshow031try using some below mid ranger chinese phone, u won't be saying that
@@newfnshow031 my iphone was garbage.
I can get the pixel 8 for £214 with Amex cashback and trade in. But I can get the pixel 7 with free case and google charging stand for £92. I am still undecided which one to choose. Please advise.
What did you end up picking? Would love to hear about it!
was waiting to buy 8 but in my country (poland) there is no official google store so price for 8 is x2 pixel 7 price. i bought pixel 7, i wont pay 2x more for same phone with better screen :(
Same here in Romania,way too expensive tbh but that brightness really tempts me 😕
@@staicu2295 my man, pixel 7 is bright enought. tbh i dont see big difrences in phones looking back to 2019. p7 is way better than 8 looking at price difference
too bad batteries only last 3 or 4 years
I have had the pixel 7 for a while now and am finding it to be a bit heavy and tall for the pockets. So, I'm seriously looking at the pixel 8. S23 is an alternative, but I really like the clean android experience over one ui.
Piixel 8 $549 vs pixel 7 $449 unlocked no contract
I have a Pixel 6a and i really like the size,so the upgrade to Picel 8 seems like a pretty good one, slightly bigger screen, 120HZ Display, great brightness, improvement in camera and processor.
....... Nah I'm good, I'll stick with the pixel 7 until the pixel 9 comes out
Same pro XL
I don't like the fact that all three buttons are on the same side. and also, the volume could be louder.
Went from a Pixel 4 to Iphone 14 pro last year. Really debating sacking Apple off and getting the Pixel 8
It's the same price. The pixel 7A is $500. The pixel 7 unlock is $600. The pixel 7 AT&t are Verizon is 700 you pay $100 more for the lock phone because of the 5G Verizon antenna. My Google pixel 7 was 700 plus tax almost $800
It would be a cost of $250 after trade in plus tax....
I paid under $63 for my Pixel 7 after trade. Not a $250 upgrade
$530 after trade in in Japan. There's no way in hell Pixel 8 is a worthwhile upgrade for Pixel 7 users.
@@lastkidonthemoonI've seen both devices in the flesh . The £100 price increase seems justifiable. The display is also lovely on the pixel 8. The first pixel with a decent display
The Pixel 8 pro costs more than $1500 in Greece. That is more than two months worth of wages...
Has anyone ever tried using a 7 year old phone. Good on Google for offering it but I'd be amazed if even 1% of phones bought today are still around to get their update to android 21.
Tbh 5 years are fine but I guess since they just rollout the stock Android it's no effort for them.
Not the question asked but I could use a 7+ year old iPad… I used the iPad Air 2 for over 7 years.
The bigger question is whether Google will actually provide 7 years of updates. Promises are easy to make, harder to keep - from a Google stadia owner… 🤐
This was so helpful, thank you!
Here in China Pixel 7 is USD 400 and USD 600 for the 8. Tricky…..
Not upgrading from 7 to 8 not different enough.
The price difference is almost 30% in my country. I don't think the price difference is worth it. Who's with me?
I'm happy with my 6a.
In Canada
The base model 128 GB
Pixel 8=$1064.11 (incl. tax)
Pixel 7 =$672.11 (incl tax)
$392 price difference and you can buy a used Pixel 7 at about $350
About that Google support, Google is known for lying about that.
i love my Google pixel 8. 😁
Glad u like it 👍
Im apple user for years but my next will be pixel for sure maybe 9 maybe 8 we will see...😊
After watching this video, it's my opinion that the 7 is a very good device that will last you many years to come. If you have it, no need to upgrade but if you are coming from other brands, buy the 8
I bought a Pixel 7 last week. It was on sale
How are you liking it so far?
@@jamesjacobs592 I really like it . A decent phone. Does everything I need . And I get decent battery time . Lasts a whole day.
Google pixel 7. Unlock 599 Google pixel 7 Verizon or AT&t is $6.99 $700 then add a $50 zag screen protector and a $40 Google pixel case plus taxes. The $900 don't believe what you build on the internet
Somehow i hope they drop the price by 50 dollar
These channels were some iconic ones, I remember watching them a lot in the past back in the 2014.❤
thank you
Every phone can last 7 years just have to replace the battery once in awhile no big deal.
Is it confirmed that the face unlock which is secure enough for banking apps is on the Pixel 8 and not just the 8 pro?
Pixel 8 user here, it works on all my financial/sensitive data apps.
@@nknasi thank you! I think you may have just saved me £300 lol
I don't like the size difference. I'll wait for the Pixel 9.
Neither till Google fixes thermal issues for usage in regions like India
The screen flicker on the 8 is horrible though. You can see it every time a comparison video is made, including in this one. PWM eye strain is a real thing. Might wait for the pixel 9 and see if they 've managed to improve it from the 240 Hertz PWM. Even pixel 6 has a better display in terms of PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
So you're gonna wait on the pixel 9?
@@jamesjacobs592 I'll wait and see if they improve their displays. But if they are going to go with a 120hz PWM display, then I guess I won't be going back to Google Pixel. Which is a shame, as I do quite like everything else about them. The 6 had a rough start but now it's really smooth on android 14.
I've never had flicker. The display has been flawless..
Guessing here because it's not explained in the video, the phone on the left is the 8? I'm looking to make the switch from the iPhone.
It's the one on the left. I just switched over. It's good stuff.
Thank you for clarifying!
@@Rokvet
Pixel 7 battery life is not too good but the pixel 8 battery life is better I'll say it need better battery life improvement still but you do get 7 years of software updates on the 8 only 3 years on the 7
I think that 7 years of updates will end with Android Z. Most probably we might see Google fuchsia.
I can pick up a 7 for £250 brand new.
Pixel Fold! How does that compare?
since Pixel 7 with Android 14 become slower and laggy, Google want me upgrade to Pixel 8 😊
Mines work fine if not even better
@@mrfire6557 good for you, mine was better in 13 than 14
@@allhill i have pixel 7 and 7a. 7 was a clean install of a14 7a dirty upgrade13>14. i can say that clean install is a way to go. both phones are on beta currently
My pixel 6 still works perfectly fine. No lag whatsoever, battery life has improved too. I'm sure android 14 pumped up my manual display brightness too.
Does It worth 100$ extra ? Yes and no. Since i like the new design and new screen and features, Pixel 8 is my choice without hesitation. I always want to use a phone, i like the design
leas expensive per tear? yea ok remenber this when you are peddling the pixel 9 for $900
Pixel 8 color choices could be better
My lemon grass color on my pixel 7 is nice.
It's 200 EUR here😢💩💥
I like the bigger screen size better
why pay for a smaller screen I'll pass
wowowow
Whyvare you doing phone flesh is ythe man on oh9ne
I just got my Pixel 8 and I can't stand how small it is ... Really thinking about sending it back. Sad.