New Google Search feature lets you compare device specifications

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A new Google Search feature has been spotted in the wild. As per those who are seeing it, the feature lets you compare specifications of two devices, displaying a neat comparison chart in output.

As clear from the screenshots above, you just need to put in a query like 'Pixel 2 vs Pixel 2XL,' and Google will display a quick comparison chart. You can expand the chart by

hitting the blue button, and there's even an option to highlight differences.

The Mountain View, California-based company is yet to officially announce this feature (which reportedly works for only two devices at the moment), so more details are awaited. In case it's live for you, let us know your experience in comments below.

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