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Google Pixel 8 - Unlocked Android Smartphone with Advanced Pixel Camera, 24-Hour Battery, and Powerful Security - Obsidian - 256 GB

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Size: 256 GB


Style: Pixel 8


Color: Obsidian


Features

  • Pixel 8 is the helpful phone engineered by Google; the new Google Tensor G3 chip is custom-designed with Google AI for cutting-edge photo and video features and smarter ways to help[1]
  • Unlocked Android 5G phone gives you the flexibility to change carriers and choose your own data plan[2]; it works with Google Fi, Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and other major carriers
  • Google Pixel 8 has a fully upgraded camera with advanced image processing to reveal vivid colors and striking details; and now with Macro Focus, even the smallest subjects can become spectacular images
  • The 6.2-inch Pixel 8 Actua display is super sharp, with rich, vivid colors; its fast and responsive for smoother gaming, scrolling, and moving between apps[3,4]
  • Pixels Adaptive Battery can last over 24 hours; when Extreme Battery Saver is turned on, it can last up to 72 hours[5]; and it charges faster than ever[6]

Description

Meet Pixel 8, the helpful phone engineered by Google. It has an amazing camera, powerful security, and an all-day battery.[5] With Google AI, you can do more, even faster – like fix photos, screen calls, and get answers.[1,13] And it has personal safety features for added peace of mind.[7]

Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
BrandGoogle
Product SeriesPixel 8
CompatibilityUnlocked for All Networks
Operating System VersionAndroid 13.0
Network Connectivity5G, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NFC
Storage Space256GB
Available ColorsObsidian
Display Dimensions6.2 Inches
Device Measurements5.92 x 2.79 x 0.35 inches
Weight0.634 ounces
Model IdentifierG9BQD
Battery Type1 Lithium Ion (included)
Memory8GB RAM
Location ServicesGPS Enabled
User Input MethodTouchscreen
Camera SpecificationMain and Selfie Cameras
Design StyleSlate
Battery Life4575mAh
Included AccessoriesSIM Tray Ejector, Quick Switch Adapter, USB-C Cable (1m)
Manufactured InChina
Release DateOctober 4, 2023

Frequently asked questions

The Google Pixel 8 boasts an advanced Pixel camera system designed to deliver stunning photos and videos. It includes features such as Night Sight for low-light photography, Live HDR+ for rich image details, and Super Res Zoom for high-quality zoomed-in photos without the blur.

The Google Pixel 8 is designed with a 24-hour battery life under typical usage conditions. Battery longevity can vary based on factors such as app usage, ambient temperature, and network conditions. It also supports fast charging for quick power-ups.

The Google Pixel 8 provides powerful security features to protect your data. This includes the Titan M2 security chip for on-device security, five years of guaranteed Android security updates, and a built-in Safety app that can automatically call for help in emergencies.

Yes, the Google Pixel 8 is an unlocked smartphone, meaning it is compatible with a wide range of carriers and networks worldwide. You can switch carriers and keep your phone, just ensure your chosen carrier supports the network bands used by the device.

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πŸš€ Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Google Pixel 8 garners praise for its excellent camera, compact size, and the overall quality it offers at a mid-range price point. Multiple reviewers appreciate its lightweight and comfortable grip, making it ideal for users with smaller hands or who prefer not to carry a bulky device. The device's AI features, stunning display, and system haptics also received commendations. Despite its many strengths, some users report drawbacks such as occasional screen freezing and underwhelming battery life, especially in models with higher refresh rates.

Pros

  • πŸ“Έ Superb camera quality, often outperforming more expensive competitors
  • 🀲 Compact and lightweight design, ideal for comfortable usage and portability
  • πŸ”‹ Respectable battery life with adaptive features that learn from your routine
  • πŸ‘οΈβ€πŸ—¨οΈ High-quality display with excellent system haptics for an immersive experience
  • πŸ’Έ Mid-range price offering great value for the features and quality provided

Cons

  • πŸ‘Ž Occasional screen freezing issues reported, detracting from the smooth user experience
  • πŸ”Œ Some models experience rapid battery depletion and inefficient charging
  • πŸ“· Selfie camera quality not up to par with the otherwise excellent rear camera

Should I Buy It?

If you're in the market for a high-quality, mid-priced Android smartphone that offers an excellent camera, portability, and a user-friendly interface, the Google Pixel 8 is a compelling choice. However, if long battery life and a premium selfie camera are your non-negotiables, you might want to consider other options.

    • Very fine performance from underrated Pixel
Size: 256 GB Style: Pixel 8 Color: Rose
First off, I confess to being a Pixel 4a fanatic. To my mind, it is the single best Android phone ever, given the price point, sleek dimensions, and durability. After four years of use, my darling Barely Blue 4a was still going strong. If it were up to me, I would have continued to use it until it would run no more. Alas, as with all things business nowadays, it has a usable lifespan that is shorter than its little-phoone-that-could heart. Google stopped providing security updates for it in August 2023, and I will not wade into the hatchet job the company effected from afar on Pixel 4a users through a forced battery software retool in January 2025. Luckily for me, my 4a was not among the Impacted Devices that imploded after Google's sneaky move. Still, the battery had already degraded, and the battery "fix" meant that it lost power sooner. My 4a is still fine as a backup phone, and I will use it that way going forward. In any case, I had purchased this Pixel 8 over the holidays, after being unimpressed by the Pixel 9 series phones at the significantly higher pricetag. No phone will rival the 4a in my heart (though perhaps the Pixel 5 was close enough), but this is now the most compact feature-laden phone I could find. The Pixel 8a is quite close, and I nearly chose that, but the 8 has significant upgrades that made it worthwhile, particularly as I actually paid less for it than sale prices on the 8a. The Pixel 8 has a sharp screen, snappy performance, and on the tweaks I care about, without any of the pricey additions that do not matter to me. Certainly the screen is brighter, the processor a tad faster, and the battery a bit beefier on the 9 series, but not enough to distract me from my wallet's contentment with the 8's pricetag. The fingerprint reader is a disappointment, particularly coming from the effortless 4a back-of-the-phone version, but again, not worth several hundred dollars more to me for the upgrade. This phone has guaranteed security updates through fall of 2030, smooth scrolling, all the great Pixel camera perks and none of the silly gimmicks. Although the 9a is just around the corner, I am quite content to sit with my Pixel 8 until someone wises up to the niche of folks who want a small (as in 4a size) phone with many but not all of the bells and whistles, or until I give up and purchase another phone with enough to offer to make it worth my while. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025 by IvySofia
    • The Best Phone I've Ever Owned!
Size: 128 GB Style: Pixel 8 Pro Color: Porcelain
Review Image by Krith K Krith K
I've had this phone for 4 months now! Here are some things I LOVE: β€’Takes GORGEOUS photos β€’ It's very fast β€’ It has a long lasting battery and charges within an hour β€’ The neutral yet sophisticated color of this phone. I put a clear case on it to show it off. β€’ Unlocked - it was a breeze to set up with my existing carrier β€’ Brightness has a wide range which is great for being outside in the sun and in bed with the lights off β€’ Android has a seemingly unlimited number of customization features which I always am excited for Cons: β€’ This thing is massive and kind of heavy - just something to think about β€’ The camera sticks out a bit so the phone never lays flat on its back, only if you lay it screen side down β€’ There is no double-tap to wake or turn off the screen - this is something I miss about my old phone Overall, it really is the best phone I've ever had - no regrets!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025 by Krith K Krith K
    • very good, especially for the price
Size: 128 GB Style: Pixel 8 Color: Obsidian
I had a few Samsung phones in the past. Most recent was a very expensive Fold that lasted an appallingly short time. So I made a switch. This economical phone is not the biggest, but it's big enough. It functions very well. It's a little powerhouse. Performance is solid, especially against the cost. I expect this to last way longer than the vastly more expensive terrible Fold. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025 by Daniel Cullen
    • It's google phone. Not perfect, though I found plenty to like
Size: 128 GB Style: Pixel 8 Color: Obsidian
It's by far the nicest phone i've ever had, and it feels quite premium. The smooth aluminum side makes it a bit tricky to grip, I was afraid of dropping it before getting a case. The screen is very nice, the OLED looks very rich and it gets decently bright for outdoor use. The fingerprint scanner is hit or miss, but mostly does the job. The camera is also quite capable. I have had some issues with exposure in dark settings, but all in all I'm quite satisfied. Speakers are really nice I think, a bit step up over my old phone for sure. I normally use earbuds though. One thing i've noticed is the google assistant voice volume just sorta randomly changes itself, sometimes It's hard to hear, sometimes it's fine, other times it cranks the volume way up for no reason. strange. The connectivity is fine, but I will say it seems like it uses a whole lot of battery life on the wireless receivers. The battery life in general is rather so-so for a brand new phone. My old phone did have a larger battery, but even after 4 years I feel like it has better battery life than this phone has brand new. That's not the best but if I needed to I could go 2 days without charging with moderate use. Still a bit of a bummer to use 30%+ of my battery life with only 1.5 hours or so of screen time throughout the day. This is with it aggressively killing off my podcast app and requiring multiple tries to play or pause what I have going, which honestly i don't know if I should blame the phone or the app. I believe is the wireless modems being battery hogs too, but i'm not certain. The software is pretty nice, a lot of cool features they include in their version of android. But I do miss some of the things Samsung had going on. It wasn't until last year that Pixels could limit their charge max percentage, even. But it's a trade off I can live with. One thing that bothers me a lot though, is the wireless charging simply stopped working one day. My wireless charger works fine, my phone simply doesn't seem to charge on it anymore. I suppose i will contact google support about that soon. I don't need wireless charging but it's a feature it used to have and i'd like it back. all in all, it's a nice phone. Not my perfect phone perhaps but it's got plenty of support years left and performs fine for the price I got it ($400). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025 by Bathroom Humor

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