Pixel vs Pixel 4

Upgrading from a Pixel to a Pixel 4 means skipping several generations, which in turn, means you will experience improvements in almost all aspects of the phone. As a starting point, you would be going from a 5-inch display to a 5.7-inch Smooth Display, which supports up to a 90Hz refresh. And while the display size increased by 0.7-inches, the height of the phone only grew by 0.1-inch. The processor goes from a Snapdragon 821 in the Pixel to a Snapdragon 855 with Pixel Neural Core in the Pixel 4. Other highlights of the Pixel 4 include more RAM, the Titan M security module, a soft-touch glass back, Active Edge, and a 2,800 mAh battery with wireless fast charging capabilities. You would also get a solid camera improvement. The Pixel 4 has a dual-camera 12.2MP dual-pixel and 16MP telephoto setup on the back, with features such as Live HDR+, Portrait Mode, Portrait Light, Top Shot, and Night Sight.