The Best Pixel Phones You Can Buy in 2022

If you’re looking to buy a new Pixel phone in 2022, but are unsure which one best suits your needs, we’ve got you covered with this ranking of the best Pixel phones worth buying in 2022! All these handsets have something going for them, whether it’s stellar specs, an awesome camera or the latest and greatest Android software updates, so choosing one will be very difficult indeed! Let’s see if we can help.

Rankings

If you need a new phone right now, it might be better to purchase an iPhone 8 (3rd) or 8 Plus (3th) and use one of the many fast wireless charging pads on the market. They’re pretty cheap right now, as well.

As we’re more than halfway through 2018, the Google Pixel 2’s (7th) 10-month battery life means that it’ll be obsolete before the year is out. Get it while you can if you want it.

Google’s latest flagship handset is the best of their family line to date. It has a 5 OLED display with rounded corners and reduced bezels, which gives it the same size screen as its predecessor but with a smaller footprint.

The front camera packs 12 megapixels for selfies with background blur effects.

The rear camera boasts dual 12+12 megapixel sensors for crisp pictures even in low light conditions and 4K video recording at 30 frames per second. The Pixel 3 will also come equipped with Bluetooth 5, meaning you’ll have improved range from your connected devices like headphones or speakers when they are paired with your phone. Storage capacity ranges from 64GB to 128GB depending on which model you choose so pick wisely!

 What’s new?

How can we predict what Google Pixel phones will be like a decade from now? With the future being unknown, it’s difficult to say which phones might succeed. But if history repeats itself, it is worth looking at the past so we can see what has been and might be. Let’s take a look at each Google Pixel phone and what innovations they brought to the market -Pixel: The first Google phone was powered by Android 4.4 KitKat and was launched on October 25th, 2013

-Pixel 2: The first second generation device came out with a 12MP camera with Dual LED flash, optical image stabilization (OIS), and face detection. Released on October 19th, 2017

-Pixel 3: Again with the OIS! Face detection also made its way onto this year’s model but was coupled with wide-angle lens for group selfies. Released on October 18th, 2018

-Plus?: As of now there are no plans for the next generation of Pixel devices but there have been rumors of two different successors – one developed by HTC and another by LG that would feature 5G connectivity among other features

 Specs and Design Section

  • The Pixel 3A will come with a 5.6 display. It’ll be available in 128GB or a $400 option with 64GB of storage, as well as Coral and Black color options. This phone has an 8MP camera on the front and a 12MP dual-lens setup on the back, providing hardware at about the same level as the Google’s current two-year-old flagship.
  • The newest member of the family is called the Pixel 3 Lite. Not many details are known about this model yet, but it seems like it will include a smaller screen than even last year’s $150 basic phone — that’s right, it could come with a 5 display instead of its siblings’ 5.5. In addition to that, there are rumors that we’ll see a mid-range processor from Qualcomm (the Snapdragon 710) and 4GB of RAM.
  • One thing worth noting is that neither the 3A nor the 3L have fingerprint sensors: if you want to unlock your device securely you’ll need to rely on Face ID or passcode. The Lite also lacks wireless charging and fast charging capabilities, which means buyers should budget for a case, battery pack, and power cord.
  • Price Section:
  • The Pixel 3A costs $400 for the base variant with 64GB of storage. Meanwhile, the top configuration goes for $550 while any other additional configurations can go up to around $630.

Pixel 4 (Rumors & News)

All indications point to Google revealing the Pixel 4 on October 5th, but we still have months to go. For now, we’re content with digging through rumors and specs from previous years and speculating on what might be in store for us.

That’s not to say that there aren’t some really good phones you can buy right now that offer some of the same features as a hypothetical Pixel 4 — there are. And whether you’re looking for an upgrade this year or next, these are all the best possible options out there. We’ve ranked them from worst to best so you know where to spend your money!

1) OnePlus 6T

2) OnePlus 6

3) Huawei Mate 20 Pro

4) Galaxy Note 9

5) Pixel 3 XL

6) Pixel 3

Customization Section

Want to buy a Pixel phone in 2022? We’re here to help you make the decision! With each new phone that is released, we update this list of Google’s best phones and rank them from 1-5. (1 being the best) 1. The 5th Generation Google Pixel XL

  1. The 4th Generation Google Pixel XL
  2. The 3rd Generation Google Pixel XL
  3. The 2nd Generation Google Pixel XL
  4. The 3rd Generation Google Pixel 2XL
  5. The 2nd Generation Google Pixel 2XL

Conclusion

This year’s handsets are a bit disappointing and we expect Google to step up its game next year. That being said, the cheapest handset worth getting is the Google Pixel 3a. The camera isn’t great but it offers a stable performance, above average battery life, and respectable displays.

We predict that there will be more premium models released next year as well so you’re going to want to hold out until then if you don’t like any of this year’s options. However, if you have an older device or can’t afford anything else, the Pixel 3a is the best phone on this list for you.

It might not have all the bells and whistles of some other handsets but it does everything you need it to do at a decent price point. Predicting the future can be difficult. As the technology changes so rapidly, predicting what will happen even five years from now is impossible! But here’s what we know: one day phones will look completely different than they do today (perhaps with foldable screens!).

There’ll also be way more artificial intelligence in them (read: smarter assistants!) which means that voice commands and gestures could take over as inputs. So really your future phone could change dramatically when you least expect it!

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