The Google Pixel is now out, and and all eyes are now on the new smartphone on whether it will deliver, especially after the name change. In fact, it is being pitted against the Asus Deluxe Special Edition Zenfone 3. Which flagship model will stand out?

It appears to be anything but difficult to infer that the Zenfone gadget furnished with the higher-spec Snapdragon 821 could conceivably clock a higher score. This is further highlighted by the fact that the Zenfone 3 will accompany a gigantic 6 GB of RAM, massive compated to the Pixel's 4 GB capacity.

While the Asus gadget won't precisely leave the Pixel in the tidy, it will have all the more breathing room when opening applications and multitasking.

The Pixel has a 12.3-megapixel shooter, while the Asus handset features a 23-megapixel camera. Both phones have an 8-megapixel front snapper.

The Google Pixel is fueled by a 2,770 mAh battery, while the Zenfone 3 Deluxe accompanies a humongous 3,000 mAh pack. Google says that Pixel's standby time could achieve 19 days and continuous video playback will deplete its battery in 13 hours.

Asus did not give as much insights about the Zenfone's battery limit, except that it has the BoostMaster quick charging that will energize it to 60 percent in 39 minutes.

It is likewise useful to recall that the Google Pixel has a 5-inch display, while the Zenfone needs to control a 5.7-inch surface region.

In general, while the Google Pixel and Zenfone 3 Deluxe Special Edition both have the marvelous Snapdragon 821, they have stark differences as far as specs and introduction.

The Pixel's offering point is imaging, versatility, and programming, and it is the first to have the Google Assistant. The Zenfone is by all accounts gunning for an entirely different arrangement of users. It is enormous and unquestionably a workhorse, making it seemingly flawless as an amusement and gaming gadget.