Google Pixel 3 User Reviews

After 7 Months of use, the Phones battery life last well enough to last 10 hours of heavy use, 24 or more with regular use. Camera is fast enough to catch 99% of important moments. Has just the right amount of features to ensure a great shot 9 out 10 times. As for the dumb talk here from the other reviewers, a very important issue is being ignored, call quality, static and dropped calls have little to do these days with our phones and more to do with the Carrier your using. Bad reviews for the wrong reasons. This phones call making features are as fast or faster than any of the 500 phones I've had in my hands. Design is boring and does little to please the eyes but it fits in the hand nicely and will accommodate most hand sizes. Display is more than good yet in direct sunlight I do need to slant the device in a few angles to see the screen clearly. It's not that bad, not the best, but definitely not the worse. Speed is very nice even with over 150 apps downloaded. Media plays very good and fast. Overall I give this phone a 9.5 out 10 simply on its lack of outdoor brightness and for big finger people the typing can be a challenge, not awful but it could be better.

This phone is quick, takes great pictures, and works great for calling. There have been people with various issues but I haven't experienced them save one. It flickered the FF camera flash (all white screen) a couple times while it was plugged in and I was on a call. I like this as they generally leave Android alone and don't add too much which is what I want.

I've had this phone for a few months and am in love with it. The phone is sleek and very fast. I haven't had any storage issues or crazy reception issues like other reviews. The phone is above average in my opinion. The Default updating to the Google Photos makes it easier to save storage space .

While it's camera is great, looks amazing and has cool features (call screening, digital wellbeing, etc.) I DO NOT recommend this at all and actually miss my 4 year old Mototrola Droid Turbo that I gave up for this. Here it goes:

1. Biggest issue is it's phone functionality. It's not consistent so I've had a hard time proving it to Best Buy/Google. Occasional static on my side, takes longer than normal to dial out (it's been upwards of 1/2 minute), on some calls they can't hear me but I can hear them perfectly, and finally while it does connect with my car to play music and shows incoming/outgoing calls it doesn't pic up my voice or play the other side. A little research shows this is a normal issue on this model... probably why BestBuy is selling it at a deep discount then screwed me over and wouldn't take the return. Google customer support had me reset all network/phone settings and that worked for a few days but back to having issues on a phone that's less than 1 month old.
2. 64GB is definitely NOT enough. I barely have any music/photos and it's already at 50% capacity... if my #1 con didn't dissuade you then be sure to get the 128GB.
3. It's extremely light and slick so will easily fall out of your pants. Invest in a case and screen protector.

I finally bit the bullet and bought a new one but regret it... I miss my Droid Turbo.