Google Pixel 2XL or Apple iPhone X?
I have the iPhone 6s plus and I looked at reviews of the pixel 2 xl and people said it was little bit better than the iphone x. I don't know if i want to switch to the pixel or get the iphone x.
So what exactly is there that your current phone won't do? Unless you are using your phone for intensive 3D, VR, or AR then your current phone is probably capable of doing everything you need.
Do you really need a phone that has a CPU that is 30% faster just for twitter and facebook. If it is absolutely necessary that you have an edge to edge screen on your phone why isn't it necessary on your TV?
Okay, I have a confession here! The 200GB SD card in my phone (which is full of music) cost more than my phone did!
I'd get the iPhone X. The only real benefit of the Pixel 2 XL is the camera though it isn't dramatically better & in some cases the iPhone X does better
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