That said, there's still some notable bezel on the top and bottom to accommodate the front-firing stereo speakers.ĭespite being covered in glass and having a smooth coating along its aluminum sides, the Pixel 3 doesn't feel slippery thanks to its soft-touch finish. Color options include black, white, and a very light pink that Google calls "Not Pink." The bezels have been slimmed down from the Pixel 2 and the phone now has a current 18:9 aspect ratio, maximizing screen real estate relative to its size. The front is protected by a pane of Gorilla Glass 5.
The entire back is glass, but most of it uses a proprietary matte finish while the top is left glossy. Google is going for a more modern look for the Pixel 3. If you want a pure, AI-driven Google experience in a one-handed form factor, the Pixel 3 is the phone to buy and our Editors' Choice.
The Pixel 3 ($799.99 for 64GB or $899.99 for 128GB) has the same top-of-line specs and features as its larger sibling, the Pixel 3 XL, including excellent camera performance and some very cool new functionality like call screening and automated travel booking (once Google Duplex is released). For the first time in years, you no longer have to make the choice between comfort and performance. Lovers of small Android phones rejoice, Google has answered your prayers with the Pixel 3.
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