Google Pixel 6 5G 128GB Smartphone (No Plan-Unlocked Device), Green

What can I say about the Pixel 6? It's exactly what I expected and more. I've been a loyal fan since Pixel 1 and waited a while to upgrade from my 3. This phone has a beautiful camera, great battery and just so smooth. I cannot rave enough about this phone.

Going from a LG Stylo 4 to a Pixel 6 is just such a big improvement in every area. It's fast, it has a good camera, huge storage space... I don't really have any complaints about the phone. It's very slippery, but nothing a good case can't fix. Solid phone.

So 1 week into the Pixel6, everything is running fine. But, it's only one week. The keyboard is night and day better then my iPhone xsmax.phone reception for calls I think are better the the iPhone. Battery life isn't bad, but it is brand new. Pixel remembers things passwords and stuff like that better.the bad think about the phone is you can't give contacts it own text message tone. I do like that feature that iPhone has. I did try to reach out to Google and it is impossible to talk to a human.

The Google Pixel 6 is the perfect smartphone. It's smart, it has a premium design, an excellent camera, and runs like butter. Stock Android is the best on a Pixel phone. No bloatware (Samsung). I purchased this phone after selling my iPhone 12. I found the iPhone 12 to be a very capable device that works with a really nice camera but, it was boring! Also, you don't have as much freedom with iOS as you do with Android. The only benefit to having the iPhone were some of the apps. But, honestly, the wasn't an app I used exclusively on iPhone that I can't on Android. Also, The iPhone is too ecosystem-hungry. iMessage is a terrible form of communication for people who don't have iPhones. Also, typing on iPhone is a nightmare. Other than that, it was a good phone. However, having this Pixel 6 in my hands just feels like another level! So glad I made the switch!

Google knocked this one out of the park. Construction is high quality, the phone feels heavy, but in a good way. I want to rock it without a case, but it is quite slippery.. In fact, It slipped off the table and onto the floor one time.Android 12 is very fluid and intuitive, with nice new features and implementation. The voice recognition is incredible.The camera is excellent as always, even better than my Pixel 4 XL. I like the addition of the wide-angle lens, But do wish it had a better zoom lens, like a 5X or something.Screen is clear and bright. Its a smooth 90hz but has a feature that slows it down when that speed is not needed to save battery.Battery life has been great. Easily lasting all day. I usually end with about 25%. My usage is medium to heavy. One downside of the phone is the fingerprint sensor. I like that it's embedded behind the display, but it's pretty slow and fails about 30% of the time. Overall great phone, great value. Get it.

First and foremost, the Pixel 6 is an excellent phone. I recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade. The battery life is excellent which is a huge plus for me.To the issues which are minor:• The fingerprint reader could be better. It doesn't always respond right away.• I've noticed times where I am looking at something on a webpage and I want to go back to the previous page and I can't find a back button. Not really a phone issue. Not sure if it is a OS or Chrome issue.That's the only things I can "complain" about. I had some issues with Android auto but I got that sorted out.I will most likely buy another Pixel phone the next time I need to upgrade (Pixel 10?).

I have been using Pixel 4 XL before buying Pixel 6. To my observation, Pixel 6 is poor in performance than Pixel 4. The Pixel 4 XL is more solid and performs better than Pixel 6. Am considering whether or not to Return the Pixel 6 and go back to Pixel 4XL

It's screen size increase is too much - also significantly thicker, heavier and slicker... making it more brittle and thus already cracked on the first day. The thumbprint sensor is annoyingly slow and difficult to get the screen to activate when in calls, etc. I'll likely go back to the 5.

The big problem i have with the phone is that the UI has little to no customization over what swiping gestures can do, the power button can do, long pressing the navigation buttons can do. Also needing swipe down twice to change the screen brightness is ridiculous when every phone has a simple gesture to access that and other features easy. The shortcut tiles are huge and take up a lot of space when there is no need for that and could be more space efficient. Also when you have multiple apps open and press the overview button to see all apps open, you have to scroll all the way left to see the option to clear all apps. Why isn't this immediately on the interface? It's simple things every phone has made efficient that this UI seems to complicate for a worse experience honestly. I love the camera and how fast this phone is but wow the UI really is disappointing

I wish I could go back to my Pixel 4 in which the face login worked like a charm. The fingerprint scanner on my Pixel 6 is God awful. It has 20-30% success rate, even after 4-5 attempts. Most of the time it times out and I am forced to log in by typing my passcode. In the time of pandemic, I hoped that replacing my Pixel 4 with Pixel 6 would make my life easier to unlock my phone faster with masks on when I am out, but alas, it has gotten worse. Now no matter I am home or out, I am forced to unlock using passcode. I wonder how could Google certify such a bad sensor? The phone is also very bulky and top heavy compared to my Pixel 4, and I am not a fan of that either. Phone is pretty fast though, no complain in that front. Battery life is also better. Camera is okay, similar to Pixel 4. I still like my spouse's iPhone 13 camera better. Overall it's a very mediocre but over hyped phone in my personal opinion.