Pixel is effectively the most Google smartphone that Google has ever released, HTC was really behind a ton of it. Besides, fans think the Pixel XL is rather great. Not as per the design, it's quite expensive, yet it's still a stellar phablet with a strong software advertising.

All of which means that HTC's own U Ultra has to carry on a benchmark set - to a limited extent - without anyone else. For every one of its merits, the Google Pixel XL isn't winning honors for its design. It's not monstrous, but rather it's not really ground breaking, either.

Indeed, it's about as nonexclusive as Google could make it: you get an all-metal edge, glass front and chunky bezels, with silver and grey choices. There's not a considerable measure of wow element here. Indeed, even with a split matte-metal-and-glass plan on the back the Pixel XL is the wrong side of subtle - which was a disgrace even before the U Ultra rushed out from under the wraps. Presently it just looks like Google wasn't trying reports, stuff.

Pixel XL offers a marginally smaller 5.5in screen, however with the same 2560x1440 resolution - which implies giving a couple of more pixels per inch on it. On paper, these gadgets are indistinguishable: each packs 4GB of RAM matched with a Snapdragon 821 chip - which ought to make both quick without a doubt reports, Gadget 360.

The U Ultra trench the all-metal shell so synonymous with HTC's lead phones for an all-glass get-up that's, well, flawless. HTC U Ultra is treading where the LG V20 has before it - to be specific, by staying a moment, 2 in display over the fundamental 5.7in one; both have a 2K determination. In the end, both the Smartphone are packed with cutting-edge specs and offers number of features.