Feb 06, 2017 08:21 AM EST By Xien Palacios, UniversityHerald Reporter

Pixel phones are considered almost perfect but reviews pointed out that the devices have more room for improvements. Nevertheless, the phones have amazing features that are likely to be retained in the second generation of Pixel. Here's everything you need to know!

More Practical Physical Design

One of the disadvantages of Pixel phones are its impractical and bland design. For the Pixel 2, Google is expected to utilize new materials as well as to adopt new colors such as the long rumored "Really Blue" which is said to be a stunner, according to 9 to 5 Google.

Better Audio

Google Pixel phones have utterly horrible speakers which are reportedly due to the fact that the speakers have suffered from hardware issues thus; the sound does not appeal well to the ears. For this reason, Pixel 2 is expected to have an improved set of speakers as well as an enhanced audio DAC while keeping the headphone jack with it.

Better Camera

Although Google Pixel phones are considered to have the best camera among its toughest smartphone rivals, in the Pixel 2, camera is expected to be enhanced not in terms of megapixels but to add extra features. According to PC Advisor, Google desires to put more focus and attention on how to get the low-light photography in a right way.

 Waterproof

Waterproofing is something that lacks from Google Pixel that has become the selling point of its rivals Samsung and Apple's 2016 flagship smartphone. As added by PC Advisor, the current Pixel phones have an IP58 rate which only means dustproof; thus, Pixel 2 phones are expected to be submersible or water-resistant for that matter.

Minimum Storage of 64GB

Aside from the free offers of unlimited cloud storage for high-definition photos and videos, Google is presumed to have Pixel 2 with 64GB as the minimum internal storage. In this way, users need not to access the internet to transfer all the photos and videos to the cloud storage because their phones can already store them. 

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