Love every bit of it. The more I use the more I am pleasantly surprised by it.I love the feature when it automatically transcribe a live call for you, work as a concierge to hold and reply call. Camera is amazing with auto enhancement to correct your mistakes.
I just love this phone, the nice size of the screen, the clarity of the display and the camera. It's well worth the price. That just need to get earbuds.
Great phone easy set up they only bad thing is that I had the pixel 3 it had a fingerprint on the back of the phone pixel 6 has it on the screen once I put the screen saver glass on the phone I can't use the fingerprint anymore
I switched from apple. As I turned on my pixel for the first time the keyboard didn't pop up at all and I had to restart the phone. There are other issues with it as well for example the 1password autocomplete is bugged and unusable. I often find myself stuck in the UI due to a lack of "back" button. The left and right swipe have unpredictable behavior. So until these issues are ironed out I would not recommend this phone.
I thought that moving from the pixel 3a XL would be the same interface but there is a learning curve. Somethings I like others not so much. Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. Overall the experience of changing over to the 6 Pro was simple, but we needed support to get the cell service actually working. The phone is heavier than I expected, and is much more sensitive than previous ones. After 1 week I like the phone and only time will tell if it performs as well as the other pixel phones. I will say I recommend this phone, but that is conditional since it is too new to have a completely accurate review.
It's a great step forward but I can't give up my Pixel 5 because of the durability (glass back) and bulk. If you want a big phone this one is the one to get. However, for me, coming from a Pixel 5 I missed having the lighter and more durable phone. The finger print scanner is also a huge step back from the one on the back of the pixel 5... I don't need it to be in display. And I really don't care about the "premium" glass back when I have to give up functionality and durability, and potentially pay more for privilege.However, if you are looking for a big phone flagship like iphone or samsung, I would go this route for sure. Its lighter then those, just as big, and all around a better package.