I just wish it had a bit more freedom on the camera and hopefully the software can update to fix it. And it helps to have face unlock when you're at home and can't use your hands.
This is my 3rd Pixel phone after the Pixel 2XL and the Pixel 4a5g. Although I was satisfied with my previous Pixel phones, this one blows them both out of the water. The hardware truly stands out as a high quality device that can hold it's own against any smartphone on the market. The benefits of having stock Android 12 and priority updates on a fresh device ensures that owners of the Pixel 6 Pro will remain on the cutting edge of technology for the life of the phone. I have no regrets about this purchase.
I upgraded from my Pixel 4 and... this is fine. P4 had a number of nuisances that P6 fixes, but it comes with its own set of nuisances. E.g. the curved screen at the edge doesn't register touches; you cannot exit fullscreen mode on some apps that cut off the edge of its screen; the battery life is as bad as my P4 was after 2 years of ownership; etc etc.Get it if you feel in the market for an upgrade(?) but it's probably better to wait for a discount.
When interacting with my Pixel 6 Pro in landscape mode, the screen has an extremely noticeable "seesaw" motion. Each half of the screen moves down and up when I push and release the screen on that side. I'm also having a lot of problems with dropped inputs (the screen regularly ignores my touch inputs) as well as "phantom" inputs (the screen behaves as if I touched it when I didn't), which is very negatively affecting my gaming.Lastly, the curved screen edges are causing my taps on the edges of the screen to fail to register--which is, again, negatively affecting my gaming.In terms of quality and design, this phone feels like a significant downgrade from my previous Pixel 4XL.