Pixel just makes everything easier. It's intuitive and it's capability to convert speech to text is amazing! The phone is super responsive and you can touch and see the quality.
Make a new phone but allow it to work like the previous models. Swapping to a new operating system that switches your windows and the habits of going between screens and apps etc is annoying. Maybe I should've went iPhone.
The initial impression is that the Google Pixel 6 Pro delivers on all the feature promises in the marketing materials: quality construction, good battery life, beautiful display, and performant. Camera hardware is amazing in the aesthetics of design and in what it can deliver through the creative use of multiple lenses and AI software to process and deliver an image that often needs little to no post edits.So far, I have not experienced any of the problems vented in forums or some reviews. However, if there was anything I’d change it would just be the fingerprint sensor. Having come from a Pixel 3 where unlocking with the rear fingerprint sensor was natural, smooth, and appeared quicker than that of the under-screen sensor on the Pro 6, it’s going to take a little getting used to holding my digit on the screen and sometimes not for long enough.In conclusion, I believe the 6 Pro stacks up very well against the competition as a flagship phone.
I upgraded from the Pixel 3 XL and I think the differences between the Pixel 6 and the Pixel 6 Pro aren't worth the extra money. It's still a major improvement over my old phone though, and I greatly prefer the experience of a Pixel "vanilla Android" OS over other phones I've tried out that friends and family have. Everything feels like a modern phone should but the Pixel 6 is definitely the only one with an excellent value proposition based on its price tag.The only other issue I have is that this phone seems to get very hot very quickly when you're using Meet or Duo or Zoom or anything like that. There are some other uses that also seem to make the phone heat up super quickly and I'm not sure what the underlying issue is, because just recording video doesn't make that happen nor does watching video... maybe it's when there's a combination of the two? I'm not sure, but it's something to keep in mind. Happens on both the Pixel 6 and the Pro.Still recommend it, but get the Pixel 6.
Truly excellent pure Android experience. Ultra fast on everything. Beautiful screen. 120 Hz must be seen to be appreciated. I'm running without a screen protector for now, as the in-screen fingerprint sensor is finicky. I have received the latest update from Google to address this concern and it seems to have helped. I just received a certified screen protector (Panzer), will install and re-train the fingerprints. Fingers crossed (pun intended). Anyway, the 6 is a great phone, and I'm coming from Pixel 4a (5g), which was a nice phone also. Five stars if the fingerprint issue is resolved for good.
I am constantly impressed with this phone. The screen, the haptic feedback, the sound, the speed. It's definitely the first flagship in a few generations worthy of being called Flagship. I love the new design features, both hardware and software. Keep it up, Google! You hit it out of the park this time.