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Gute Verarbeitung.
Schnelle Hardware
Sehr gutes AMOLED-Display
Gute Kamera.
Schneller Fingerabdruckscanner
USB Typ C via USB 3.0
Android in der neusten Version
Modus
> Gehäuse
Technische Daten
Sehr gute System- und Grafikleistung
AMOLED Display mit QHD-Auflösung
Sehr gute 12
3 Megapixel Kamera
Hochwertiges Gehäuse und gute Verarbeitung
Gute Lautsprecher & Sprachqualität
Schneller Fingerabdruck-Sensor
Android 7.1 Nougat & sofortige Updates
Google Assistant mit Potenzial
Sehr gute Kamera bei Tag und Nacht
Toller Videomodus mit starkem EIS
Hochwertige Gehäusematerialien
Ausgezeichnete Verarbeitung
Sehr schneller Snapdragon 821
Hohe Leistung dauerh
Gutes Display
Hochwertige Verarbeitung
LTE Cat. 11
Schnelles WLAN
Prima Sprachqualität
Tolle Kameras
Niedrige SAR-Werte
Mit Android 7.1 unfassbar performant
Unendlich Online-Speicherplatz für Fotos und Videos
Beste Kameraqualität im Test
Erstklassige Verarbeitung
Brillantes Display
Rasante Leistung
Spitzen Kamera
Keine Bloatware
Perfekte Verarbeitung
Frisches Design
Spitzenleistung unter der Haube
Exzellente Smartphone-Kamera
Android 7.1 Nougat
Tolle Kamera
Hohe Performance
Gute Akkuleistung
Aktuelle Android-Version
Toller Bildschirm
Gute Akkulaufzeit
Aktuelles Betriebssytem
Gute Kamera
Unbegrenzter Speicher für Fotos und Videos
24-Stunden-Kundendienst
4 Jahre garantierte Sicherheitspatches
Haptik und Verarbeitung top
Eigenständiges und unverwechselbares Design
Brillantes OLED-Display mit QHD-Auflösung
Kamera mit sehr guter Bildqualität
Einzigartiges Android-System mit vielen Extras und Update-Garantie
Veröffentlicht: 2016-12-14, Autor: Scott , Testbericht von: androidguys.com
With prices that start at $650, the Pixel is a few hundred dollars more than other models with similar hardware. Head-to-head, though, it's not fair, particularly if you care about specification bullet points. Look deeper, though, and you'll find that the...
Veröffentlicht: 2016-12-06, Autor: Juan , Testbericht von: Pocketnow.com
Phenomenal UI Performance, Eye Catching Rear Design, Excellent Camera Auto Software, Best in Class Voice Assistant, Very Good Battery Life and Recharging Speeds, The Nexus is dead, The Pixel XL has become a fairly polarizing device in our comments. There'
Pricier than the Nexus it replaces, Poor Camera Lens Quality, Camera software ignores more experienced users, Poor Headphone Quality, The Nexus is dead
So let's wrap this up, where does this leave us with Google's Pixel XL? There's a lot to like here. Google is making a second attempt at a first impression. For folks most concerned about software performance, we think they'll be very pleased with what t...
After using it for close to a month, I can say that I like the Pixel. I'm not quite as excited about it as others, but I like using it nonetheless. It offers the simplest software configuration and has a purity that can only be found on a handful of devic...
Great software, Excellent performance, Camera produces stunning pics in many shooting situations, Ships with useful adapters
Not waterproof, No expandable storage, Camera's lowlight performance disappointing
The Google Pixel XL is an acceptable piece of hardware buoyed by superb software and excellent performance. It's hard to call it the best overall Android smartphone when it lacks waterproofing, removable storage, and OIS, even though it definitely runs...
The Pixel XL beats out all comers in the 5.5″ or larger smartphone category, but at a high price tag. Buy it if you want the best Android smartphone in creation. For those looking for a budget model, try the OnePlus 3 $170 Nextbit Robin...
More flexible camera exposure, Fast recharge times, Headphone jack, Higherres display, Brighter screen, More color/storage options, Optical zoom, Slimmer build, Stereo speakers, Longer battery life, Waterproof
Much as we saw with the iPhone 7 and 5-inch Pixel, the iPhone 7 Plus and Pixel XL don't give either much wiggle room in this comparison: one may have a slim lead in one category, while the other pulls a little bit ahead in another. Though this time, it di...
There is a lot to like about the Pixel and Pixel XL. The software is very usable and the hardware is charming if a little uninspiring at times.The camera is a great step forward in terms of performance and usability.Sadly, it doesn't have that much water...
Veröffentlicht: 2016-11-08, Autor: Matt , Testbericht von: anandtech.com
Google is clearly and unambiguously targeting the flagship market with its Pixel phones. With a starting price of $649 for the smaller 5.0-inch Pixel with 32GB of storage ($749 with 128GB) and $769 for the 5.5-inch Pixel XL with 32GB ($869 with 128GB), Go...
Google Assistant, Awesome camera quality, Super smooth performance, Great battery life,
Not waterproof, No VoLTE support for now, Pricey
The thing with the Google Pixel XL (and the Pixel, since it's essentially the same except for differences in screen and battery) is, there's very little to complain about. Okay, it isn't waterproof, and that does seem like a glaring omission on Google's p...
Veröffentlicht: 2016-11-04, Autor: Daniel , Testbericht von: notebookcheck.net
good display, high-end build quality, LTE Cat. 11, fast WiFi, excellent voice quality, great cameras, low SAR values
no Dual-SIM, no microSD support, PWM, SoC throttling
The Google Pixel XL is a very good smartphone. However, its core feature, the Google Assistant, is not a decisive reason to buy it. Above all, it does not justify the price which the manufacturer charges for its product.However, the Pixel XL brings high-e...
