It’s quick enough and falls easily to hand, but can occasionally be a bit finicky, which makes the lack of facial recognition or iris scanning more apparent.Ībove the fingerprint scanner, the glass changes from the grippy, matte finish to a smooth, glossy material. In line with the power button on the rear, there’s the fingerprint reader. There are two buttons adorning the aluminum frame of the Pixel 3 XL: A typical white volume rocker and a mint green power button, providing a nice flash of color on the white frame. The washed-out and lifeless displays of the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL, at least at launch, are long gone. Watching videos and playing games is a genuine treat, with deep blacks and excellent contrast without feeling over-saturated. It’s constructed of super strong Gorilla Glass 5 and supports HDR. It has a Quad-HD+ resolution (2960×1440) with an aspect ratio of 18.5:9. Round the front, you’ve got the 6.3-inch OLED display. We tried the ‘Clearly White’ version, and it looks and feels excellent – especially when compared to the slippery glass rears on Apple’s recent iPhones. Round the back, you’ve got a long, matte-finished pane of glass. The bottom bezel isn’t huge, but isn’t as slim as, say, a Samsung S9 or iPhone XS. The grille is long, running to about a third of the width of the overall phone, but it’s slim, so it’s not too too large for its own good. Head up the phone, and you’ll find the microphone/speaker grille along the bottom-front bezel. At the base of the Pixel 3 XL, there’s a nano-sim tray and a USB-C port - but no headphone jack. Let’s start from the bottom and work our way up.
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