Moreover, the Pixel 8 features Google’s new Tensor G3 chipset, as well as 8 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and a 4,575 mAh battery that can recharge at up to 27 W via its USB 3.2 Type-C port. Incidentally, Tensor G3 adds Wi-Fi 7 connectivity, upon which the entire iPhone 15 series misses out. The Pixel 8 shares its 50 MP primary and 10.5 MP front-facing cameras with the Pixel 8 Pro too, although it makes do with a lesser 12 MP ultra-wide-angle camera.
The Pixel 8 is already orderable in multiple markets, including Europe, the UK and the US. At launch, Google is offering the handset in Hazel, Obsidian and Rose colour options, all for US$699 with 128 GB of storage or US$759 if you need 256 GB of storage. As always, Google is also offering various promotional discounts, whether that be trade-in offers, US$200 off a Pixel Watch 2 or a free pair of Pixel Buds Pro. Please see Google’s website for more details.
