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it's hard to recommend the pixels when my own 7Pro has dust on the selfie camera but also it's under the screen!!
I also suggested the phone to my friend when I got mine and she constantly keeps complaining about the battery. I should had told her to stick with the iPhone and be done. Thanks Google for the shitty hardware! and thanks to the Government for keeping Huawei, ZTE and Xiaomi out of the US market.
Okay your post was pretty good until you went off on the China rant at the end. Chinese phones like Huawei, ZTE and Xiaomi have far worse quality control issues than something like the Google Pixel has.
Not to mention empower a hostile foreign power. We shouldn't be sending tons of money to China. We definitely shouldn't be sending tons of money to China so that they can send us technology which they could remotely brick or watch on large swaths of the population.
I'm not advocating for Chinese phones in particular, but there are no other alternatives as far as I know. Samsung & Google seems to be stagnating and the only valid alternative is just Apple for us.
iPhone battery life isn't exactly impressive, either.
All current iPhones are battery champs, what are you talking about?