Google Pixel XL vs. LG V20 vs. Samsung Galxy S7 Edge: Which to buy?

Pixel XL. Lol Samsung

Is the V20 as advanced in terms of pics and video as they claim?

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Is there a reason you left out the Moto Z Force?

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Nope, just didn't know about it. Never had a Motorola.

The specs are redunk. It's an awesome phone.

Look up Marques Brownlee on YouTube. Dude has the best reviews.

Also look at the HTC 10. I hear it's awesome.

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Another plus for the LG is the removable battery.

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That's actually a huge plus for me. Do the other two not have that? I travel a lot and typically travel with a spare charged battery that I'll pop in at the airport when plugs are not available. Especially later in the phone's life as the battery degrades (like with the Note 4 right now).

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Google Pixel XL vs. LG V20 vs. Samsung Galxy S7 Edge: Which to buy?Another plus for the LG is the removable battery.

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And the ability to add memory cards. The way I look at it, if performance and other features are about the same as other phones, why wouldn't you want the capability to replace the battery yourself and swap out flash memory as needed?

As I understand it:

LG V20:
-Has very good hardware for audio.
-Supposedly good camera... but I think I read it may not be as good as Pixel camera, especially in low light.
-Removable battery and expandable memory... Removable battery comes at the expense of it not being water proof.
-Top and bottom of the phone are plastic/rubbery maybe to make it automatically more durable (shock/break resistant if dropped with, which is good if you don't like to use a case.
-Comes with Android 7.0 out the gate, which is newer than the Samsung (Android 6.x) but a half step behind Pixel (7.1 I think).
-Has a niftly little 2nd display at the top which can be tweaked for notifications and shortcuts perhaps.

Pixel:
-Most up to date software, more streamlined software, better integration with other Google products/services.
-Supposedly the best camera over the widest range of conditions.
-Best processor (Snapdragon 821). The other two are Snapdragon 820. Very similar chips... the 821 supposedly could yield higher performance. But it's my understanding that they really just tweaked it for better efficiency and battery life... That being said, the Pixel is supposedly a little snappier with regards to performance, like opening apps, etc., than the Samsung in particular.
-Somewhat waterproof if I'm not mistaken, but can't replace battery.

Galaxy Edge 7:
- I think the main supposed advantage... if you could call it that... would be that it's more feature rich. I don't really know what those features are. I don't think the LG v20 is considered as all-around high-end as the Edge. But I'm not sure why. Maybe the display isn't as sharp or the camera isn't all around as good, but that might not be the case.
-Is more water-proof than either of the other two, but can't replace battery.
-Has been out a little longer and runs older Android version.

Google: "pixel xl vs lg v20 vs edge 7" or similar. There's a few sites like Android Central, Android Authority, etc. that write articles to compare these phones on various criteria, which might help you decide based on how you use your phone.

From what I read, the difference between the Snapdragon 820 and 821 is efficiency. The 821 as set up by the Pixel is 5% more efficient on battery life when clocked at the same speed. It can by overclocked to get more speed at the 820's battery efficiency.

If you are the type that likes to root and mod your Android phone, a removable battery may be more of a benefit than to others. The battery pull on xda is equivalent to the old windows ctrl-alt-dlt command.

I like the pixel and it's available in 128gb but they need a 256gb version.
Also its 1st gen.

I think its made by HTC.

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V20 easy choice

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Didn't you give your V20 to your wife and went back to the 6P?