To me, choosing a smartphone is much like selecting the next car you want to buy. It has to look good to you and feel right in every way if you’re going to spend your hard earned money. Even if you have a decent amount of knowledge, you want the sales person to help you make a decision partly based on information he or she might have that you do not as yet. If that person does not possess the knowledge needed to convey all the pertinent information to you it’s possible you might drive off the lot with something you might regret later. The same can be true of shopping for a smartphone.
Pixel XL first impressions: A few days with Google’s new phone
The Pixel and Pixel XL are not the first smartphones to boast excellent build quality. They are, however, very solidly put together — seemingly seamless.