Google’s slew of announcements will take place in a few hours, and a lot of eyeballs should be focused on the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL. Since both of them are flagships, we expect them to be treated to top-tier hardware, but here’s the thing. In case you didn’t know, Qualcomm announced not one, but two high-end mobile chipsets for 2019 and if you were interesting in knowing about the Pixel 4 internals, we may have some bad news, depending on how you look at it. That being said, Qualcomm President has pretty much confirmed the Snapdragon 855 Plus won’t be powering the two models, but that’s not really a disadvantage.
According to an image shared by Antonio Sabán on Twitter, Qualcomm Present Cristiano R. Amon spilled the beans on which chipset is running in the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL. Spoiler; it isn’t the Snapdragon 855 Plus, but the Snapdragon 855 instead. For those of you who may be upset upon hearing this news, the only changes Qualcomm made with the more powerful SoC is increase the clock speeds on the processor and GPU side. If you wish to know more about these differences, you’re welcome to check out our detailed comparison of the two chipsets.
Por si alguien no entendía el irónico comentario tras el tuit borrado. pic.twitter.com/HXvfAjq0hG
— Antonio Sabán (@Ansamor) October 15, 2019
In short, it’s highly unlikely that you’ll see a radical shift in performance during real-world usage, but if you’re the kind of customer that only desires the latest and greatest, perhaps it’s time to look for a suitable alternative. For a lot of you, the rumored 90Hz refresh rate running on both the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL coupled with the stock Android UI should present an enjoyable experience.
While the Snapdragon 855 Plus may not power the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL, there are lots of other features you might find compelling, so you can check out our detailed list to know more. Additionally, you can check out our comprehensive comparison between the aforementioned models pitted against last year’s Pixel 3 XL to see how far Google’s latest devices have come in both form and functionality.
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