Google Pixel 6 5G 128GB
A newer model Google Pixel 7 128GB was released in October 2022.
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Google Pixel 6 5G (128GB, Seafoam) AU - Excellent review
The Pixel 6 offers the most premium and polished experience we've seen from the Pixel series so far, keeping the best bits of the Pixel 4 and 5 – namely excellent photo-taking and clean software – then packaging it in more premium design.- Tensor chip is impressive, Great camera, Bold display, Purest version of Android
- No longer a compact size option, No telephoto camera, Camera bump is large and awkward
Google Pixel 6: The smartest, best-value Pixel
Google’s cut-throat Pixel 6 is a force to be reckoned with- Great price, Astonishing cameras (again), Tensor chipset makes a strong first impression
- Odd design, Disappointing battery life, No face unlock or microSD slot
Test : le Google Pixel 6
- Bon rapport qualité-prix
- Superbes appareils photo
- Excellent logiciel
- Écran OLED 90 Hz
- Design trop novateur
- Grand et lourd
- Chargement lent
Google Pixel 6 5G (128GB, Seafoam) AU - Excellent review
Google's latest Pixels — the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro — may be 2021 phones, but Google refreshes its models at the end of the year. So, they are the flagship models for most of 2022.- Great price to value, Good-looking OLED screen with 90 Hz refresh, Great camera, Android 12 runs fast and smooth, Smart features and exclusive Assistant functions
- Speakers are thin-ish, Android 12 needs some polish in presentation, Tensor chip is smart but not a super-performer
Google Pixel 6 5G (128GB, Seafoam) AU - Excellent review
Overall, the Pixel 6 takes excellent images on a level with flagship smartphones costing nearer £1,000. Yes, you miss the telephoto camera on most other premium flagships, but if you can live without this, you’re making an impressive saving, as well as benefiting from some of the most impressive...
Google Pixel 6 (Review Google Pixel 6)
The best midrange Android phone- Excellent battery life, Bright, crisp display, Fast performance, Durable build
- Fast wireless charging not supported at launch, Wait Time and Direct My Call features are hit or miss
Google Pixel 6 5G (128GB, Seafoam) AU - Excellent review
After spending a few weeks with Google’s latest smartphone—the Pixel 6 (dual-released alongside the Pixel 6 Pro )—I can easily say that it is powerful, beautiful, and quintessentially Google. And priced well under $1,000, it should absolutely be your next Android phone.- Excellent affordable value, Tensor chip performance is impressive, Outstanding camera software, Great battery life
- Under-display fingerprint scanner is sometimes frustrating, Weirdly slippery design, Display could be brighter
Google Pixel 6 5G (128GB, Seafoam) AU - Excellent review
With the Google Pixel 5 launch last year, we were a little underwhelmed as the Pixel 5 didn't really offer enough to make it stand out from the busy flagship market. However, with the Google Pixel 6, it's a whole different game!- Brilliant photos, Excellent in low light, Price, Compact size, Easy to use camera, Standout design
- No telephoto lens, Limited storage, Built-in zoom can still be improved, No headphone jack
Google Pixel 6 5G (128GB, Seafoam) AU - Excellent review
Back on top. With the Pixel 6, Google positions its flagship smartphone in the premium segment again; not only does it provide it with a unique design, but also with a completely redesigned camera setup, the first in-house chipset, and an enormously long update promise.- bright 90 Hz OLED, fast SoC, IP68 certification, powerful dual-camera setup, long update cycle
- no storage expansion, thin voice quality in speaker mode, USB without image output
Google Pixel 6 review: Don’t overlook the cheaper Pixel
The Pixel 6 Pro is Google’s heavy hitter in its new smartphone lineup for 2021, but the Pixel 6’s lower price — $599 rather than $899 — makes it considerably more tempting for most people. But now that we know how good the Digital Trends’ Editors’ Choice-winning Pixel 6 Pro is, does the cheaper version still make sense given the hardware trade-offs? If you only give them a cursory glance, there’s not much to differentiate the Pixel 6 from the Pixel 6 Pro, especially if they’re both facedown. Look more closely, and it’s obvious which is which, as the Pixel 6 has a smaller section of body above the camera module compared to the 6 Pro. If the light’s right, you’ll see the Pixel 6’s camera module doesn’t contain a periscope zoom camera, either. Pick the Pixel 6 up, and the flat screen design gives it a more “classic” in-hand feel, and there’s actually better grip than with the curvy Pixel 6 Pro. I haven’t had to juggle the Pixel 6 as much as I did with the Pixel 6 Pro, and I’ve generally f...- Great camera
- Screen is colorful and vibrant
- Latest Android 12 software
- Years of software updates
- Flakey connectivity
- Fast charger not included