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Google has launched its latest flagship smartphones, the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, which bring significant upgrades in terms of camera, display, battery, performance, and software support.
The Pixel 8 series aims to offer a superior user experience, despite maintaining a similar design across several generations.
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The Pixel 8 is highlighted as more compact and comfortable for one-handed use, while the Pixel 8 Pro may be more suitable for those who prefer larger flagship devices.
Both models feature new camera hardware, enhanced displays, faster charging capabilities, and a more powerful chipset with improved AI features.
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The main cameras perform similarly, but the Pixel 8 Pro stands out with a superior ultrawide camera and a dedicated 5x telephoto camera, offers additional features that not present in Pixel 8.
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The Pixel 8 Pro features a superior LTPO OLED panel with granular refresh rate control, which can adjust the screen refresh rate from 10Hz to 120Hz depending on the content.
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The Pro model also boasts a slightly brighter display and higher resolution, offering an enhanced visual experience.
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Both models offer similar overall battery life; however, Pixel 8 Pro delivers longer call and web browsing runtimes.
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The Pixel 8 Pro supports faster wired and wireless charging, but the Pixel 8 exhibits slightly faster real-world charging times.
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Both models run on the new Google Tensor G3 chipset, which is designed to handle complex AI and machine learning tasks.
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Google Tensor G3 chipset ensures identical performance for both models, but the Pixel 8 Pro offers more storage variants and higher RAM.
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Google sets a new standard with 7 years of full software support for the Pixel 8 duo, which guarantees regular updates and security patches, making them 1st Pixel phones eligible for Android 21.
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It’s a significant improvement over the previous Pixel phones, which only received 3 years of software support.
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