Google Pixel 6 256 GB Smartphone, 6.4" AMOLED Full HD Plus 1080 x 2400, Octa-core (Cortex X1Dual-core (2 Core) 2.80 GHz + Cortex A76 Dual-core (2 Core) 2.25 GHz + Cortex A55 Quad-core (4 Core) 1.80

We had Pixel 2 XL for years and loved those phones! We upgraded because the 2XL was no longer getting Google updates... Sme of the items that I've lost are really, really missed. First, the fingerprint on the back of the phone. That was so easy! An automatic move to unlock my phone! And the fingerprint recognition on the front of the Pixel 6 is not as accurate as it should be. Second, I really miss the Live Edge feature to access my Google Assistant. Third, I hate the large format for the clock on the lock screen. I don't need that. My vision is great and I never need to surreptitiously look at my phone to see the time. I've been through every setting and every forum and there is apparently no way to change that. I would have given this rating a seven stars out of 10 but my options were 3 or 4 out of the 5... I am getting used to the phone, but that shouldn't be how you feel about your new phone. If the 2XL had been able to update to a 5G, we would have never switched phones!

I am getting use to different ways to move from page to page. The charging cable is new to me and when I went back to the store to ask about it, the store clerk was not familiar with it. Getting the correct charging block is a challenge. The c cable will not fit in my USB ports in my home, so I need to purchase adapters.

I upgraded from a 3XL. There is nothing about this phone that really stands out compared to the 3XL. The voice typing is faster and the fingerprint sensor is more high tech, but there's nothing game changing compared to the older phone. I'm not dissatisfied but I'm also not thrilled which is why I'm giving it three stars. Maybe I'll find something yet. Really excites more intrigues me, but I haven't managed to trip over it yet.

I've been an avid Android fan since Nexus 1. My whole eco system is Android. The best I can say for the latest, is the camera is great. It's too big, the thumb scanner works less than 1/2 the time. The navigation is glitchy...hopefully the next upgrade is better.

I upgraded from 3a and compare to the previous one the bigger screen and faster speed is nice. I am not a power user or a phone gamer so extra fast speed isn't that important, and I am still learning to adapt to some new screen functions compare to 3a. I do appreciate the increased storage and better camera. My biggest problem is the phone crashes and reboots frequently when I use video function, either for recording or video chat. It happens about 1/3 of the time. I am sure that will be fixed over time but it's disappointing that I have to grab iPad for video chatting

I generally like this phone, but have found some basic things not working as I'd expect.1. The driving mode of the assistant malfunctions, as I can't hear prompts from the Assistant. This distracts me when I'm driving.2. Adaptive brightness dims my screen too much when I'm driving in the late afternoon, sometimes making the screen hardly visible. Guidance I've seen from Google is to adjust the brightness when this happens and the system will eventually learn. How do I do that when I'm driving though?3. Screen gestures/swiping works great, except for when I'm in Chrome and browsing, as I can't consistently swipe to go back.For what it costs, I'd expect better.

Screen is nice. A little big, but not awkwardly so. Connectivity seems ok but maybe it quite as good as 5. Battery life is good at least. Fingerprint sensor needs improvement and is very inconsistent even with mid November us update. Overall not bad but could have been better.

Phone is heavier and larger than the Pixel 5, which is OK, but the fingerprint sensor doesn't work at all. Have scanned my fingerprint 5 times and still doesn't work. Can't see myself using an 8 digit pin code for the next two years. This phone is likely going back.

I got "the small phone." What a joke. I have used a Pixel 3 for a long time and I've been very happy with it. I couldn't acquire any Pixel phones smaller than 6 inches, so I gave the Pixel 6 a try. After ONE HOUR of usage, my hand was numb and my arm felt like it was about to fall off. I assume "user statistics" are to blame for this, as every mobile company is primarily selling phones bigger than 6-inches.I never imagined living in a time where I had to depend a company like ASUS to buy a phone that actually fits in my hand. Do people not use their hands anymore? Am I missing something?

This is my third pixel, I keep hoping for something better, thinking it might be me, but I have been sorely disappointed. Got the 4A for business purposes and detested it. Swapped it out in about a year for a 5 which was very little improved. The screen of the 5 failed after about a month so got a 6. Now a hundred times a day I get a "new tag collected" window that interrupts and cancels anything you're doing. No one knows how to fix it. (Six times while doing this review, all while sitting in the same spot). Battery life still is poor, but the worst thing is like all the other pixels, is that you lose calls. Meaning that if you're doing something and someone calls you, you cannot access the phone screen to preview, cancel, or accept the call. After you hit send during texting, it keeps the text in the box. So if you're if you don't immediately delete it, you can send it again without meaning to. Adaptive brightness simply does not work. Run, don't walk away from all pixels.