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Can anyone confirm the google pixel 4 price in nigeria and give an honest review of its battery performance?

I am a massive fan of pure, stock Android software. I hate the heavy customized skins that Samsung and Xiaomi put on their phones. I want to buy a Google Pixel for the clean software and the phenomenal computational photography. The Pixel 4 has an amazing camera and a 90Hz display. However, I need to know the current google pixel 4 price in nigeria for a UK used unit. I have heard terrible rumors about its extremely small battery capacity. Can anyone who currently uses a Pixel 4 in Nigeria tell me if the battery can genuinely survive a full day on a single charge? Is it worth buying, or should I save up for a Pixel 5 instead?

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For a pure Android experience and elite photography, the google pixel 4 price in nigeria is very tempting for budget buyers. A clean UK used Google Pixel 4 currently sells for between 130,000 and 160,000 Naira. The camera on this phone is legendary. Using Google computational photography, it takes better portrait and night-time photos than many brand new phones released this year. The software experience is incredibly smooth, completely free of bloatware, and the 90Hz OLED display makes scrolling feel instantaneous. Furthermore, it features a highly secure 3D face unlock system (similar to Apple Face ID) instead of a fingerprint scanner, which works flawlessly even in total darkness.

However, to be brutally honest about the google pixel 4 price in nigeria, the rumors about the battery are completely true. The standard Pixel 4 has an abysmal 2800mAh battery. Coupled with a 90Hz display and a flagship Snapdragon processor, the battery life is terrible. If you use mobile data instead of Wi-Fi, the phone will barely last from 8 AM to 2 PM on a single charge. You will become a slave to your power bank. If you love the Pixel experience, do not buy the standard Pixel 4. Either buy the Pixel 4 XL (which has a larger 3700mAh battery and costs around 180,000 Naira) or save up for the Pixel 5. The Pixel 5 has a 4000mAh battery and easily lasts a full day.

I bought the Pixel 4 because of the camera. The pictures are unbelievable, especially the Astrophotography mode for taking pictures of the stars. But the battery is so bad I had to buy a secondary phone just for making calls.

Another issue with the Pixel 4 in Nigeria is the lack of spare parts. If you break the screen, finding an original replacement panel in Computer Village is very difficult, and when you do, it is extremely expensive.

The phone also features "Motion Sense" radar technology where you can wave your hand over the phone to skip songs. It is a cool party trick, but it drains the small battery even faster. Turn it off immediately if you buy it.