Google Pixel 6 Pro 128 GB Smartphone, 6.7" LTPO OLED QHD+ 3120 x 1440, 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

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pros Easy data transfer Great speaker Sharp, high-resolution screen Seamless integration with pixel buds Great design Responsive fingerprint reader Ip68 water/dust resistance UI is fast and easy to use Fantastic camera and camera software Reasonable price for a flagship phone Improved security with Tensor chip Cons Some software issues The all-glass body feels fragile Screen brightness seems low From first unboxing I've been in love with this phone! It is a dream to hold and the 2k screen is the sharpest I've had the pleasure of using. The included USB-C to USB-C cable made transferring data from my old phone (Samsung S21 5G) fast and easy. With the camera and software, I am taking photos that are on par with or even better than my DSLR. It's incredible what Google has done tailoring the software to work with their new Tensor chip. I haven't had a chance to use the live transcribe/translate feature yet, but I am encouraged to book a trip in the future knowing I have such capabilities in my pocket. The fingerprint reader has worked flawlessly, though it does light up the screen in that area, which was a surprise the first time I unlocked it in the dark. Compared to my S21, the screen brightness has to be turned up further in order to have a comparable brightness, though at maximum brightness there is little difference between phones. I suspect the brightness curve is just calibrated differently, possibly to improve battery life. The battery easily lasts a whole day for me and I love the feature where it will sync the charging speed to finish right as your morning alarm goes off, saving unnecessary battery wear. The speaker is the best I have experienced on a phone. I was surprised at the dynamic range the first time I turned on some music; this has by far the best bass/mid response I've ever heard from a phone speaker, and the treble side holds its own too. While I love the feel of this phone in my hand, I'd recommend a case for long term use as it is a glass body. I have encountered a few bugs and software hiccups so far, but there have already been several updates, so I see no reason to believe that things won't be polished. Overall, this phone provides top of the line security, hardware, and software in a beautiful package. It truly lives up to Flagship status.

This phone is great. There are a few bugs here and there, but nothing that really gets in the way of your regular, everyday use too much. while it is nice to have the fingerprint scanner for the biometrics, part of me wonders why we moved it from the back (it worked perfectly there) as there are inherent difficulties with a scanner under the screen. All of the new hardware and software come together in a great phone that continues to get better as so many of the features come from the software and are easily updated and upgraded. There are a few features that I miss from previous versions and some features that have been changed (squeezing the phone is replaced by a double tap on the back). But I stand by the fact that this phone is very good and is a steal compared to the other phones in its league.

Overall this phone is pretty disappointing. Finger print reader works about half the time, I don't see any improved picture quality over my pixel 4xl despite the camera specs, the phone actually seems SLOWER than my 4xl that was having software issues due to an update, and overall the layout changes seems sloppy.

Amazing phone. I miss the biometric scanner on the back like the 5a and 3a, however the 6 biometric scanner reads my print better than the previous mentioned models. The cameras on this phone are next level, having Google translate integrated into the camera is just an awesome bonus for me considering my better half has family that lives is Guadalajara. This will help my travels there immensely. The other features of this phone are so much better than previous versions. 3a xl really helped me out of jams when airports would not give connecting flights information until last minute where that phone gave it to me with a reminder immediately. Very impressive with connectivity between my phone, Nest and pixel stand. Looking forward to what Google makes in the future with everything now made in house.

I'm very disappointed. Problems out the door. The fingerprint sensor abysmal it's slow and when it does work it usually doesn't work for the intended thumb which is on my right hand. Almost every other finger it kind of works for but it will not do it. I have master reset and everything else nothing seems to fix it. Problem number two hiding Android Auto so that there is no actual workable application that you can interact with. Yeah that causes some problems. Problem number 3 Android auto and general is an abomination that needs to be put out of its misery. If possible. They need to be sued for it. It's that bad. Problem number four. Well you can't charge it without it. Heating up to the point where you think that you're going to make toast. Really disappointed. Google just keeps getting worse and worse with both support and quality. I mean what's left to want from them. Somebody else that's what