Powerful. Stable. 5G. Great battery. Looks (mostly) great. Great camera!So what's not to like? 1. I'm not fond of the on-display unlock. I really prefer the rear button (think LG V30) for simplicity and discreet one-handed, not-gonna-drop-my-phone unlock.2. I want to be able to customize the bottom buttons. I don't like the new gestures. This should be easy to fix.3. The adaptive brightness is too dim for me over the entire range. At 65, I really need to be able to set the brightness range. This is simple to fix, but the 20- and 30-somethings making design choices aren't considering older users. This should be drop-dead-easy to fix.4. When reviewing apps/pages I've opened and are available to quickly access again, it's a delete all or nothing. We should be able to close individual apps/pages as was possible in Android 10.
I upgraded from the pixel 3 , and while this phone is well put together it is very very slippery in the hand, suggest ordering a case before purchasing the phone and google might want to add some tooling to the sides for "gripability"<---- thats my word. this has been a VERY stressful week for me. very fast going screen to screen, it does take some getting use to the new gestures but overall pretty intuitive.
Only have had it for a week but it's impressed me. Came from a 4xl. Wanted a good camera and so far so good. Also like the adaptive learning it's apparently capable of.