[Subhakar]

 

 

 
https://madeby.google.com/intl/en_in/phone/
 
 

Meet Pixel, 

Phone by Google.

2016
 

 
 
 
 

 

Pixel

 
 

Display​

5.0 inches

FHD AMOLED at 441ppi
2.5D Corning® Gorilla® Glass 4
>75% Active Area

Size​

5.6 x 2.7 x 0.2 ~ 0.3 inches
143.8 x 69.5 x 7.3 ~ 8.5 mm

Battery*​

2,770 mAh battery
Standby time (LTE): up to 19 days
Talk time (3g/WCDMA): up to 26 hours
Internet use time (Wi-Fi): up to 13 hours
Internet use time (LTE): up to 13 hours
Video playback: up to 13 hours
Audio playback (via headset): up to 110 hours
Fast charging: up to 7 hours of use from only 15 minutes of charging

 

 

 

Pixel XL

 

 
​

5.5 inches
QHD AMOLED at 534ppi
2.5D Corning® Gorilla® Glass 4
>75% Active Area


6.0 x 2.9 x 0.2 ~ 0.34 inches
154.7 x 75.7 x 7.3 ~ 8.5 mm


3,450 mAh battery
Standby time (LTE): up to 23 days
Talk time (3g/WCDMA): up to 32 hours
Internet use time (Wi-Fi): up to 14 hours
Internet use time (LTE): up to 14 hours
Video playback: up to 14 hours
Audio playback (via headset): up to 130 hours
Fast charging: up to 7 hours of use from only 15 minutes of charging




*Battery use statistics are approximate and represent a mixed use of talk, standby, web browsing, and other features, according to an average user profile as defined by Google. Uses that involve an active display or data usage will use battery more quickly, actual results may vary. Charging rates are based on use of the included USB Type-C 18W charger.

Both devices

Design​

Metal unibody
Glass supervisor with Gorilla® Glass 4 coating

Memory​

4GB LPDDR4 RAM

Display Characteristics​

100% NTSC
100000:1, super contrast ratio
True black level
Full 24-bits depth or 16.77 million colors
Less than 40% brightness decrease at 30 degree viewing angle

Storage​

32 or 128Gb

Processor​

Snapdragon 821; MSM8996 pro AB Quad Core 2+2 Kryo 2.15GHz / 1.6GHz

Main Camera​

12.3MP IMX378
1.55μm
PDAF + LDAF
f/2.0 Aperture

Front Camera​

8MP IMX179
1.4µm
f/2.4 Aperture
Fixed focus

Video​

1080p @ 30fps, 60fps, 120fps
720p @ 30fps, 60fps, 240fps
4K @ 30fps

Sensors​

Proximity/ALS
Accelerometer / Gyrometer
Magnetometer
Pixel Imprint – Back-mounted fingerprint sensor for fast unlocking
Barometer
Hall sensor
Sensor Hub: CHRE V2 with GPS/Wi-Fi/BT
Advanced x-axis haptics for sharper / defined response

Charging​

USB-C 18W adaptor with USB-PD
18W charging

Ports and Slots​

USB Type-C
USB 3.0
3.5mm headset jack
Single SIM

Media​

Single bottom-firing speaker
3 Mics
Noise Suppression

Connectivity​

2 RF SKUs - NA and RoW
3x carrier aggregation support
Supports up to CAT 11 (600Mbps DL / 75Mbps UL) depending upon carrier coverage and carrier rollouts
Telstra - CAT11 (600Mbps DL / 75Mbps UL)
All others - CAT 9 (450Mbps DL / 50 Mbps)
GPS
WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac 2x2 MIMO
BT 4.2
NFC

Telephony​

GSM: Quad-band GSM
UMTS/WCDMA: B 1/2/4/5/8
CDMA: BC0/BC1/BC10
TDS-CDMA: N/A
FDD LTE: B 1/2/3/4/5/7/8/12/13/17/20/25/26/28/29/30
TDD LTE: B 41
LTE 2xCA: B2+B2, B2+B4, B2+B5, B2+B12, B2+B13, B2+B17, B2+B29, B2+B30, B4+B4, B4+B5, B4+B7, B4+B12, B4+B13, B4+B17, B4+B29, B4+B30, B5+B30, B7+B7, B12+B30, B25+B25, B29+B30, B41+B41
LTE 3xCA: B2+B2+B12, B2+B2+B13, B2+B4+B4, B2+B4+B5, B2+B4+B12
B2+B4+B13, B2+B4+B29, B2+B5+B30, B2+B12+B30, B2+B29+B30, B4+B4+B12, B4+B4+B13, B4+B5+B30, B4+ B7+ B12, B4+B12+B30, B4+B29+B30, B41+B41+B41
RoW
GSM: Quad-band GSM
UMTS/WCDMA: B 1/2/4/5/6/8/9/19
CDMA: BC0
TDS-CDMA: B 34/39
FDD LTE: B1/2/3/4/5/7/8/12/13/17/18/19/20/21/26/28/32/
TDD LTE: B 38/39/40/41
LTE 2xCA: B1+B3, B1+B5, B1+B7, B1+B8, B1+B18, B1+B19, B1+B20, B1+B21, B1+B26, B1+B41, B3+B3, B3+B5, B3+B7, B3+B8, B3+B19, B3+B20, B3+B28, B5+B7, B7+B7, B7+B8, B7+B20, B7+B28, B19+B21, B20+B32, B38+B38, B39+B39, B39+B41, B40+B40, B41+B41
LTE 3xCA: B1+B3+B3, B1+B3+B5, B1+B3+B8, B1+B3+B20, B1+B5+B7, B1+B19+B21, B1+B41+B41, B3+B3+B5, B3+B3+B7, B3+B3+B8, B3+B7+B7, B3+B7+B8, B3+B7+B20, B3+B7+B28, B7+B7+B28

Device Variants (SKUs)​

Very Black and Quite Silver

In box​

USB-C 18W adaptor with USB-PD
A-C cable (USB 3.0)
C-C cable (USB 2.0)
SIM tool
Quick switch adapter
In box promos and collateral

 

[Subhakar]

Apparently not.
DAP remains unchallenged.

 

[Subhakar]

Nope. DAPs are still here to stay.

 

[T.R.A.N.C.E.]

Far out dude, you posted this in 10+ dap threads, it's just another phone, and what is with the click bait title that has nothing to back it up?

 

[Subhakar]

No SD card slot on Google Pixel.

 

[Subhakar]

  Far out dude, you posted this in 10+ dap threads, it's just another phone, and what is with the click bait title that has nothing to back it up?

Immense hopes dashed in moments. Yep, far from.

 

[T.R.A.N.C.E.]

Immense hopes dashed in moments. Yep, far from.

 
Well it uses the Aqstic codec like HTC 10, so can do 192/24 so that's something. But the quality of the amp section remains to be seen, if it wants to be on par with HTC 10 it will need 1.2v power output. Seems like a good phone though.

 

[Subhakar]

   
Well it uses the Aqstic codec like HTC 10, so can do 192/24 so that's something. But the quality of the amp section remains to be seen, if it wants to be on par with HTC 10 it will need 1.2v power output. Seems like a good phone though.

Should aptX HD be supported, we can only hope ToTL headphones start coming with Bluetooth features and 24bit/192kHz like this AK-beyerdynamic one in the making into the market fast enough to save our pockets:http://www.head-fi.org/t/821419/hd-bluetooth-tesla-headphones-from-ak-beyerdynamic-24-bit-aptx-hd-2016-ifa God speed and no wires/adapters/interconnects.
 

 

[voxie]

GOOGLE is trying to push that it is becoming a hardware company with control over its user experience just like Apple.

 

[MikeyFresh]

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[voxie]

Very simple.... Moto never made any money for Google and they knew that from the outset. Google were after Moto's patents that they could use to offset and defend against Apples patent attacks on Android licences. Very clever move

 

[MikeyFresh]

  Very simple.... Moto never made any money for Google and they knew that from the outset. Google were after Moto's patents that they could use to offset and defend against Apples patent attacks on Android licences. Very clever move

While definitely a patent play and a very good one, it would seem in retrospect if Google truly wants to be a hardware company that hanging on to Moto and reorganizing it for the future might have been a better bet than taking a huge multi billion $ write off.
 
If Google weren't so flush with cash, that Moto deal would have been a disaster, very few companies can just elect to lose billions on something in such a short period of time. Clever patent strategy yes, but also an enormous cash loss. Wasteful.
 
The whole marketing stance of "Made By Google" with this new Pixel phone is quite misleading, it isn't made by Google at all, the device is manufactured by HTC, no?
 
Full disclosure, I don't seek a thread war, am not an Apple fan boy, and I do like my Moto X Pure/Marshmallow. I'm also well aware that Apple does not actually manufacture their own devices, but they also don't market them as "Made By Apple".
 
Gaining control over the user experience does make perfect sense of course, Google long ago hit a fork in the road with the largest Android phone maker, Samsung.
 
I root for the Pixel to do well and for Google to be a "maker" of viable iPhone alternatives, it can only push innovation and benefit the consumer. But "Made By Google" is a load of c**p, the Pixel is made by HTC.

 

[voxie]

Hey dude. Agree its not a tread war. Hate them! And concur re your statement "made by Google" Do think that it will be interesting to see how it all plays out. Well for the SQ now that's a different story.

 

[MikeyFresh]

  Hey dude. Agree its not a tread war. Hate them! And concur re your statement "made by Google" Do think that it will be interesting to see how it all plays out. Well for the SQ now that's a different story.

I guess we'll know about the SQ soon enough. I don't have particularly high hopes there.

 

[flashmp3]

 
I guess we'll know about the SQ soon enough. I don't have particularly high hopes there.

Plus, they didn't say anything about it so i guess it will be average not more........even when brands advertise stuffs like "best audio" blabla it's still nothing impressive (ex: LG V20) so when they don't say anything it's hard to believe we will see any impressive audio out there