Google – Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Google – Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) – Clearly White
Product Dimensions
5.73 x 2.69 x 0.31 inches
Item Weight
12.8 ounces
ASIN
B07P9R5HF4
Item model number
G013A
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
May 18, 2019
Manufacturer
Google LLC
Test video – Google – Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory :
Product highlights :
Capture the perfect shot every time, get things done with the Google Assistant, 1 enjoy an all-day battery, and more.
Get everyone in the picture with Group Selfies—no selfie stick required. Snap portraits like a pro with Portrait Mode. Capture smiles, not blinks, for a great photo every time.
Pixel 3 comes with a battery that charges fast and wirelessly, and lasts all day. It’s even smart enough to limit battery usage for the apps you don’t use often to keep you going longer.
Get help from the Google Assistant: reserve a table at your favorite restaurant, buy tickets, get commute times, weather info, and more—all with a simple squeeze, or just by using your voice.
Screen spam, scams, and other nuisance calls. Get real-time transcription and block unwanted callers so you’ll never hear from them again. Operating system-Android 9 Pie
Search what you see with Google Lens6 to look up clothing and home decor, copy and translates text, and identify landmarks, plants, and animals.
Questions & Answers – Google – Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory :
➕ What is the price of Google - Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of Google – Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory in-store is 500 SAR VAT.
➕ When Google - Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory was released ?
The release date was May 18, 2019.
➕ What is the price of Google - Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory cheap used ?
The price of Google – Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory used is 350 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of Google - Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory ?
Special specifications :
Capture the perfect shot every time, get things done with the Google Assistant, 1 enjoy an all-day battery, and more.
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.4 / 5 on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy Google - Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory in Saudi Arabia ?
Technical specifications – Google – Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory :
Brand
Google
Model Name
Google Pixel 3
Wireless Carrier
Unlocked
Operating System
Android 9.0
Cellular Technology
4G
Memory Storage Capacity
4 GB
Connectivity Technology
Bluetooth
Color
Clearly White
Screen Size
5.5 Inches
Wireless network technology
Wi-Fi, LTE
Purchase advice :
Warranty :
Check the duration of the warranty and also the faults and defects it covers. Is it complete or limited? and What is included in the warranty (parts, repairs or both)?
Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
Proof of purchase :
Does the shop give you an invoice ?
After-sales service :
Do they have an after-sales service to have information about the installation or operation (instructions for use). Also in case of problem, it is the seller who takes charge or you must contact the manufacturer or supplier yourself.
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12 reviews for Google – Pixel 3 with 64GB Memory
Rated 3 out of 5
S. L (verified owner)–
It was a fine phone, until it came down with a crippling issue – This summer, the charging port of my Moto G7 broke for the second time. I decided to see if a phone with wireless charging capabilities could get around this problem. After some research, I settled on the Google Pixel 3, as I had always been curious about how a phone made by Google would be. The beginnings with the phone were rocky, as finding a case with a kickstand for the phone proved problematic. I wound up getting a case without a kickstand, which let the phone charge wirelessly. I later bought a magnetic kickstand, but this removed the phone’s wireless charging capability. But aside from that, the phone worked fine…that is, until recently. A few weeks ago, the phone began having an error where, out of nowhere, the news screen would pop up at random, and boot me back to the home screen, where all of my apps were gone. The phone was still running, and if I got a notification from an app, I could open it with that. Failing that, I could use the google assistant to open it, but once I backed out of the app, I was back on my appless home screen. The recent apps menu was blank, and when I opened that while in an app, the app would go away and here I was again. Resetting the phone or using the backup feature restored the apps, but before long it would happen again.
Rated 5 out of 5
C. C (verified owner)–
Pixel – Quality purchase
Rated 5 out of 5
K. D (verified owner)–
This Is An Amazing Phone, Don’t Fall Into The Trap Of Comparison Frenzy – After agonizing for months about which phone to buy, I chose to upgrade from my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge to a Pixel 3 toward the end of November 2019. I read and watched every possible review on the Pixel 3 and 4 and nearly went with a 4, but realized the Pixel 3 had everything I was looking for in a phone (and more) for a much better price than the 4.
Rated 5 out of 5
C. C (verified owner)–
Pixel – Quality purchase
Rated 5 out of 5
C. H (verified owner)–
Great phone – This was a flagship phone just four years ago. It comes unlocked and is easy to put your current SIM card in. It has a sharp screen and takes great pictures. A little smaller than phones I have been using but I got to really like the size after a while. I was able to upgrade it to Android 12 which is just one behind the current version. And for around $30 I bought the generation one Google wireless charger which makes it easy to keep the phone charged up. Very happy.
Rated 3 out of 5
S. L (verified owner)–
It was a fine phone, until it came down with a crippling issue – This summer, the charging port of my Moto G7 broke for the second time. I decided to see if a phone with wireless charging capabilities could get around this problem. After some research, I settled on the Google Pixel 3, as I had always been curious about how a phone made by Google would be. The beginnings with the phone were rocky, as finding a case with a kickstand for the phone proved problematic. I wound up getting a case without a kickstand, which let the phone charge wirelessly. I later bought a magnetic kickstand, but this removed the phone’s wireless charging capability. But aside from that, the phone worked fine…that is, until recently. A few weeks ago, the phone began having an error where, out of nowhere, the news screen would pop up at random, and boot me back to the home screen, where all of my apps were gone. The phone was still running, and if I got a notification from an app, I could open it with that. Failing that, I could use the google assistant to open it, but once I backed out of the app, I was back on my appless home screen. The recent apps menu was blank, and when I opened that while in an app, the app would go away and here I was again. Resetting the phone or using the backup feature restored the apps, but before long it would happen again.
Rated 4 out of 5
K. H (verified owner)–
The iPhone equivalent for Android users!!! – This phone is an AMAZING upgrade from my years of using BLU phones. I’m starting a little side business and needed a phone that could take high quality pictures without me having to invest heavily in camera equipment and this completely fit the bill! I couldn’t have asked for anything better and I love the fact that I was able to move just about everything from my old phone to this one in not time at all! The only draw backs are shorter battery life and privacy proding. On my old BLU phone, I could get away with not having to charge for two whole days but this Pixel 3 (with moderate use during a whole work day) tends to burn out right around late evening. As far as privacy goes, you can keep most of your things to yourself but, pop ups from multiple Google based apps asking for permission/access over and over again when you want to use something gets annoying over time. Otherwise, it’s not overly intrusive. It’s Google, what do you expect? At least they are kind enough to include the adapters for the headphone jack and USB connection because otherwise, I would have gone for the Pixel 3a. Overall, can’t wait for the Pixel 4 and see how improves!
Rated 5 out of 5
M. H (verified owner)–
$200 For this phone is a valued purchase – It’s best bang for your buck for the people who don’t care much about phones, but want a quality phone.
Rated 5 out of 5
K. D (verified owner)–
This Is An Amazing Phone, Don’t Fall Into The Trap Of Comparison Frenzy – After agonizing for months about which phone to buy, I chose to upgrade from my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge to a Pixel 3 toward the end of November 2019. I read and watched every possible review on the Pixel 3 and 4 and nearly went with a 4, but realized the Pixel 3 had everything I was looking for in a phone (and more) for a much better price than the 4.
Rated 4 out of 5
K. H (verified owner)–
The iPhone equivalent for Android users!!! – This phone is an AMAZING upgrade from my years of using BLU phones. I’m starting a little side business and needed a phone that could take high quality pictures without me having to invest heavily in camera equipment and this completely fit the bill! I couldn’t have asked for anything better and I love the fact that I was able to move just about everything from my old phone to this one in not time at all! The only draw backs are shorter battery life and privacy proding. On my old BLU phone, I could get away with not having to charge for two whole days but this Pixel 3 (with moderate use during a whole work day) tends to burn out right around late evening. As far as privacy goes, you can keep most of your things to yourself but, pop ups from multiple Google based apps asking for permission/access over and over again when you want to use something gets annoying over time. Otherwise, it’s not overly intrusive. It’s Google, what do you expect? At least they are kind enough to include the adapters for the headphone jack and USB connection because otherwise, I would have gone for the Pixel 3a. Overall, can’t wait for the Pixel 4 and see how improves!
Rated 5 out of 5
M. H (verified owner)–
$200 For this phone is a valued purchase – It’s best bang for your buck for the people who don’t care much about phones, but want a quality phone.
Rated 5 out of 5
C. H (verified owner)–
Great phone – This was a flagship phone just four years ago. It comes unlocked and is easy to put your current SIM card in. It has a sharp screen and takes great pictures. A little smaller than phones I have been using but I got to really like the size after a while. I was able to upgrade it to Android 12 which is just one behind the current version. And for around $30 I bought the generation one Google wireless charger which makes it easy to keep the phone charged up. Very happy.
S. L (verified owner) –
It was a fine phone, until it came down with a crippling issue – This summer, the charging port of my Moto G7 broke for the second time. I decided to see if a phone with wireless charging capabilities could get around this problem. After some research, I settled on the Google Pixel 3, as I had always been curious about how a phone made by Google would be. The beginnings with the phone were rocky, as finding a case with a kickstand for the phone proved problematic. I wound up getting a case without a kickstand, which let the phone charge wirelessly. I later bought a magnetic kickstand, but this removed the phone’s wireless charging capability. But aside from that, the phone worked fine…that is, until recently. A few weeks ago, the phone began having an error where, out of nowhere, the news screen would pop up at random, and boot me back to the home screen, where all of my apps were gone. The phone was still running, and if I got a notification from an app, I could open it with that. Failing that, I could use the google assistant to open it, but once I backed out of the app, I was back on my appless home screen. The recent apps menu was blank, and when I opened that while in an app, the app would go away and here I was again. Resetting the phone or using the backup feature restored the apps, but before long it would happen again.
C. C (verified owner) –
Pixel – Quality purchase
K. D (verified owner) –
This Is An Amazing Phone, Don’t Fall Into The Trap Of Comparison Frenzy – After agonizing for months about which phone to buy, I chose to upgrade from my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge to a Pixel 3 toward the end of November 2019. I read and watched every possible review on the Pixel 3 and 4 and nearly went with a 4, but realized the Pixel 3 had everything I was looking for in a phone (and more) for a much better price than the 4.
C. C (verified owner) –
Pixel – Quality purchase
C. H (verified owner) –
Great phone – This was a flagship phone just four years ago. It comes unlocked and is easy to put your current SIM card in. It has a sharp screen and takes great pictures. A little smaller than phones I have been using but I got to really like the size after a while. I was able to upgrade it to Android 12 which is just one behind the current version. And for around $30 I bought the generation one Google wireless charger which makes it easy to keep the phone charged up. Very happy.
S. L (verified owner) –
It was a fine phone, until it came down with a crippling issue – This summer, the charging port of my Moto G7 broke for the second time. I decided to see if a phone with wireless charging capabilities could get around this problem. After some research, I settled on the Google Pixel 3, as I had always been curious about how a phone made by Google would be. The beginnings with the phone were rocky, as finding a case with a kickstand for the phone proved problematic. I wound up getting a case without a kickstand, which let the phone charge wirelessly. I later bought a magnetic kickstand, but this removed the phone’s wireless charging capability. But aside from that, the phone worked fine…that is, until recently. A few weeks ago, the phone began having an error where, out of nowhere, the news screen would pop up at random, and boot me back to the home screen, where all of my apps were gone. The phone was still running, and if I got a notification from an app, I could open it with that. Failing that, I could use the google assistant to open it, but once I backed out of the app, I was back on my appless home screen. The recent apps menu was blank, and when I opened that while in an app, the app would go away and here I was again. Resetting the phone or using the backup feature restored the apps, but before long it would happen again.
K. H (verified owner) –
The iPhone equivalent for Android users!!! – This phone is an AMAZING upgrade from my years of using BLU phones. I’m starting a little side business and needed a phone that could take high quality pictures without me having to invest heavily in camera equipment and this completely fit the bill! I couldn’t have asked for anything better and I love the fact that I was able to move just about everything from my old phone to this one in not time at all! The only draw backs are shorter battery life and privacy proding. On my old BLU phone, I could get away with not having to charge for two whole days but this Pixel 3 (with moderate use during a whole work day) tends to burn out right around late evening. As far as privacy goes, you can keep most of your things to yourself but, pop ups from multiple Google based apps asking for permission/access over and over again when you want to use something gets annoying over time. Otherwise, it’s not overly intrusive. It’s Google, what do you expect? At least they are kind enough to include the adapters for the headphone jack and USB connection because otherwise, I would have gone for the Pixel 3a. Overall, can’t wait for the Pixel 4 and see how improves!
M. H (verified owner) –
$200 For this phone is a valued purchase – It’s best bang for your buck for the people who don’t care much about phones, but want a quality phone.
K. D (verified owner) –
This Is An Amazing Phone, Don’t Fall Into The Trap Of Comparison Frenzy – After agonizing for months about which phone to buy, I chose to upgrade from my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge to a Pixel 3 toward the end of November 2019. I read and watched every possible review on the Pixel 3 and 4 and nearly went with a 4, but realized the Pixel 3 had everything I was looking for in a phone (and more) for a much better price than the 4.
K. H (verified owner) –
The iPhone equivalent for Android users!!! – This phone is an AMAZING upgrade from my years of using BLU phones. I’m starting a little side business and needed a phone that could take high quality pictures without me having to invest heavily in camera equipment and this completely fit the bill! I couldn’t have asked for anything better and I love the fact that I was able to move just about everything from my old phone to this one in not time at all! The only draw backs are shorter battery life and privacy proding. On my old BLU phone, I could get away with not having to charge for two whole days but this Pixel 3 (with moderate use during a whole work day) tends to burn out right around late evening. As far as privacy goes, you can keep most of your things to yourself but, pop ups from multiple Google based apps asking for permission/access over and over again when you want to use something gets annoying over time. Otherwise, it’s not overly intrusive. It’s Google, what do you expect? At least they are kind enough to include the adapters for the headphone jack and USB connection because otherwise, I would have gone for the Pixel 3a. Overall, can’t wait for the Pixel 4 and see how improves!
M. H (verified owner) –
$200 For this phone is a valued purchase – It’s best bang for your buck for the people who don’t care much about phones, but want a quality phone.
C. H (verified owner) –
Great phone – This was a flagship phone just four years ago. It comes unlocked and is easy to put your current SIM card in. It has a sharp screen and takes great pictures. A little smaller than phones I have been using but I got to really like the size after a while. I was able to upgrade it to Android 12 which is just one behind the current version. And for around $30 I bought the generation one Google wireless charger which makes it easy to keep the phone charged up. Very happy.