Love the phone look and feel. I wish there was just one big tutorial that covered everything. They're lots and lots of short tutorials and that's fine. But, a strong overall basic tutorial is needed for we non- Pixel users.
At first sight it looked way large, but after a week it looks fine, and other phones look too small. A few OTA updates and everything seems to be working well. No app lag delays, no issues with fingerprint sensor, great display, camera is awesome, fast either on 5G 4G or wifi. Lots of cool features I'm just beginning to appreciate. My wife has the iPhone13 and I was envious until my Pixel 6 Pro arrived, I'm so glad I waited. Best phone available hands down.
Very Nice Phone, I Like My Pixel 6 Pro, It's My 1st Google Phone, I Was A Little Apprehensive About Buying It At 1st, But I'm Glad I Did, I'm Very Satisfy With My Purchase
I've had the phone for about a week now and I'm mostly quite happy with it. My two main issues are the fingerprint sensor and the size of the phone. On the latter point, I know I'm swimming against the tide, so not much to be done about that I suppose! But in terms of the fingerprint sensor, I just find it quite disappointing. The fingerprint sensors on the back of my two previous Pixel phones worked so well and were so fast. In contrast, the one on this only works about 80% of the time and is a fair amount slower. Also it takes two hands to unlock the phone, whereas with the sensor on the back, it was very natural to just put my index finger on it and have the phone unlock as I pick it up.I really don't understand what the motivation is for moving to an in display fingerprint sensor on the front of the phone. Maybe I'm missing something, but I see no benefit at all.Aside from that, as usual, I'm loving the Google experience.
I've only had my Pixel 6 Pro for a week, but the batter life is already noticeably better and the graphics are amazing. The new screen size is great most of the time, but you have to get used to where what you're used to is placed on the new screen. Not having a headphone jack is sometimes a hassle but usually not. Overall a great phone!
I've owned several Apple phones as well as other Android brands and this phone gets more right than any of my previous phones. What they need to fix:1. it is too narrow, should be 10-15mm wider then the display would be much more usable 2. get rid of the round edges, just makes it harder to read; function is more important than style3. bring back the headphone jack, Bluetooth headsets run down faster than the phone 4. add a microSD card slot 5. make the sides and back a high friction plastic instead of the oiled glass feel
My previous phone was a Google Pixel 2 XL, almost 4 years old, and was getting slow and semi-responsive when receiving calls, and the charging port was worn out and wouldn't charge unless the cable was at juuuust the right angle. I was also out of storage which made taking photos difficult. Nevertheless, I loved that phone, so the Pixel 6P has a lot to live up to.Pros:-Easy setup: transfer was seamless after re-login to each app-Fast: though most phones would be an upgrade from a 4-year old phone-Battery: gets me through almost 2 days (major upgrade!)-Reasonable price: even with upgraded storage-Camera: great, per usual-Screen: huge Cons:-finite storage, though wont be an issuefor awhile-personal preference: finger scanner on front (still prefer the back finger print scanner)The Pixel 6P is definitely an upgrade, and there are features I haven't even tried yet. I use google integration for home automation and office software, so this was a natural upgrade for me.