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Which phone should I get?
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this post was submitted on 24 Jun 2026
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Disagree here. Maybe it's worse than other current flagships, but the performance is nowhere near as bad as the cheap budget phones I've had before. When I got my Pixel the performance felt like an upgrade from my Samsung phone so I wouldn't discount it.
Pixels are in the 'just below flagship' price range, so I would compare them with cheaper flagships or high-end midrangers rather than budget phones.
They also don't have the advantages of budget phones such as headphone ports, expandable storage and FM radio.