you also do have a bit of a curve on each side as an iphone user who has kind of gotten used to the flat design over the past few years i'm personally not a big fan of the curve but i think for any smartphone that is NUMBER_TOKEN inches it is kind of okay and adds like the seamless feel and i don't feel like this phone is like too big by any means although it might seem like that on paper so generally speaking when it comes to design i think they done a good job overall here but it will take some getting used to if you come from like a smaller phone and the fingerprint sensor is built into the display when it comes to the display though this is kind of an area that's been a bit rocky for google in the past years whether it was like the odd colors the kind of weird tint it has taken them a few more years to figure out than others whereas other companies such as samsung have always been very well known for good displays on the pixel NUMBER_TOKEN pro though i would say the display is excellent it is a NUMBER_TOKENxNUMBER_TOKEN display with an ltpo ammo led technology it supports hdrNUMBER_TOKEN it has a NUMBER_TOKEN million to NUMBER_TOKEN contrast ratio and i would say that in terms of the color representation it gives you a very good balance of contrast vibrance while also giving you a very accurate color representation and i would say that that is always the most important thing when it comes to how i evaluate a smartphone display samsung has always been known to have like the very vibrant and punchy color but you do have the option to kind of dial that back into more of a natural setting and personally oneplus is one of my favorites in terms of displays on android smartphones simply because it has that very good balance while also looking very pleasant and sharp to the eye the variable refresh rate of NUMBER_TOKEN to NUMBER_TOKEN hertz is also very noticeable in the general interface and android experience stock android is always felt very fast and as someone who always turns the animations down to NUMBER_TOKEN this is now like a true experience where you just feel like you're really gliding around the interface nicely the NUMBER_TOKEN hertz variable refresh rate paired with like the stock android experience really does come together and i think overall when it comes to display performance on the google pixel NUMBER_TOKEN they have nailed it but if it was to have a couple complaints to do with the display it's the fact that i'm not a huge fan of like the curved edge on these screens and the fingerprint sensor that is built into the screen could definitely use a bit of improvement considering it is kind of like the primary biometric option and i would have liked to have seen like a fingerprint sensor that is built into like the sleep wake button if the fingerprint sensor in the display is just not the best if you went ahead and picked up a google pixel NUMBER_TOKEN or pixel NUMBER_TOKEN pro though one thing you're going to notice is that it doesn't come with a power brick and the fact that it can support fast charging is one that you definitely want to go ahead and take advantage of so i want to give a huge thanks to the sponsor of this video spigen and their power bricks so this right here in front of me is the spigen power arc arcstation pro NUMBER_TOKEN watt gallium nitrate usb type-c charger and this gives you the maximum charging speed to the google pixel NUMBER_TOKEN pro giving
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