So far it's been great. Only negative is the bug update and December's update has not come to my phone yet, but as far as the phone in general it is great.
After having it for a bit, I'm on the fence about the new pixel. It is fast and large and the battery is nice, but there are quite a few problems and I would rather have gotten the pixel 5a. First the selfie camera is horrendous very grainy and the quality of photos is not good for a "flagship" my pixel 3 took better selfies. The main cameras are ok but need a bit of improvement, they don't do well close up and they have too much processing for a actual decent photo. The battery is decent for the size but it needs to be refined. After a day of normal use I am around 30 percent. And the charging takes a long time around 2 hours from 30 to 100 percent. Even with a certified Google fast charger. The phone is fast and the display is nice but overall I think Google could have done much better it feels rushed and incomplete. Hopefully updates will take care of most of my issues but for now I am unhappy and miss my OnePlus 9 pro.
I love it... Huge upgrade from my Pixel 4 XL. The inscreen fingerprint scanner is super cool. The Pixel only features keep me coming back to Google for a Pixel phone.
Lots of marketing and hype led me to Google Pixel away from my Samsung Note9 for my upgrade to a 5G device. I loved the camera on my Note9 - filmed an entire quarantine visual album on it that was accepted at film festivals. Not as happy with the Pixel camera - it looks too digital/artificial. Hoping that they offer a way around than on an update. Also as noted elsewhere, the fingerprint unlock is slow and often will fall back on PIN entry. Google Assistant is not as responsive as I'd hoped so far. I used that instead of Bixby on my Samsung. Assumed it would be stellar on a Google device. Assistant doesn't hear me when driving. I drive a van so there is road noise, but it should work better. I wish you could choose recently used apps when you swipe up for open apps like on my old phone. I'm actually debating a return and sticking with my Note9 until 4G is unusable. I love that phone and so far the Pixel Pro is not stacking up.
I like everything about the phone except it's integration with Android auto is a little hit and miss. The curved screen is getting a little old. All around a great phone.
I've been a Pixel 2 XL user for years now, and decided to treat myself to Pixel Pass. As a fairly loyal Google customer, I am happy to report that the Pixel 6 Pro does not disappoint. It is so fast, and looks quite sleek. Love the wireless charging capability.
I have had this phone for just under a week and I must say I am simply blown away.From the form of the phone to the battery life, to the screen size. I am floored.This is one of the best phones I've ever used.Past phones I've had: Motorola Droid, droid 3, Google pixel XL (which was my favorite until this one) and now finally the Google Pixel 6 Pro.This phone is fast, has a really long lasting battery and adaptive charging and has survived the first week I've had it (including a cross state road trip for Christmas) without so much as a scratch.My only complaint is it's lack of headphone port. However I would say the water protection is worth having to purchase a headphone dongle separately.