REVIEW: Google Pixel 4 in 2023 - Worth It? Still an Excellent Camera Android Smartphone?

Revisited review of Google Pixel 4 in 2023 - Worth it as a Budget Smartphone?
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Point and shoot for the perfect photo. Capture brilliant color and control the exposure balance of different parts of your photos.
Get the shot without the flash. Night Sight is now faster and easier to use it can even take photos of the Milky Way.
Get more done with your voice. The new Google Assistant is the easiest way to send texts, share photos, and more.
A new way to control your phone. Quick Gestures let you skip songs and silence calls – just by waving your hand above the screen.
End the robocalls. With Call Screen, the Google Assistant helps you proactively filter our spam before your phone ever rings.

The Google phone.
Pixel 4 is the phone Made the Google way. So it’s built around the helpful Google software you know and love, that’s always getting better. With a camera that takes the perfect shot every time.​ It’s also the first phone with Motion Sense​​.

Beautiful photos, no matter where you take them.
Capture brilliant color, even with photos you take in your favorite apps. Pixel 4 also lets you adjust the exposure balance of different parts of the photos separately.

A new way to control your phone.
Pixel 4 has Quick Gestures, letting you get things done without having to touch your phone. It’s great for when you’re driving, cooking, or enjoying your favorite tacos.​

Power for the apps you use the most.
Do more of what you love without having to look for a power outlet. The Adaptive Battery learns your favorite apps and reduces power to the ones you rarely use.​

Wireless power.
Quickly charge your phone with Pixel Stand. You can also charge your Pixel 4 with any Qi-certified wireless charger.

History
The Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL are a pair of Android smartphones designed, developed, and marketed by Google as part of the Google Pixel product line. They collectively serve as the successors to the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL. They were officially announced on October 15, 2019 at the Made by Google event and released in the United States on October 24, 2019.

The Pixel 4 and 4 XL are constructed using an aluminum frame and Gorilla Glass 5. The devices are available in Just Black, Clearly White, and Oh So Orange colors, with the white and orange models having a matte, "soft touch" glass finish, and the black model having a glossy finish.

Neither model includes a fingerprint reader; facial recognition (using a dot projector, infrared emitters and cameras along the top bezel of the device) is the only biometric authentication method offered by the Pixel 4.

Both models use the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 system-on-chip (consisting of eight Kryo 485 CPU cores, an Adreno 640 GPU and a Hexagon 690 DSP), with 6 GB of LPDDR4X RAM. Models are available with 64 or 128 GB of non-expandable internal storage

Like their predecessors, the phones have a water protection rating of IP68. The Pixel 4 also features the Pixel Neural Core and Knowles 8508A audio processor. The Pixel Neural Core is the successor to the Pixel Visual Core.

The Pixel 4 features an OLED display manufactured by Samsung with HDR support, that operates at a refresh rate of up to 90 Hz; it dynamically adjusts depending on content to preserve battery life.

Motion Sense
The Pixel 4 marks the introduction of Motion Sense, a radar-based gesture recognition system. It is based on the Project Soli technology developed by Google ATAP as an alternative to light-based systems such as infrared Motion Sense can be used for detecting a user's proximity to the device to activate the always-on display or power the screen on, and waving gestures that can be used in supported apps (such as skipping tracks in the music player, and an interactive Pokémon demo app).