Google Pixel 6 5G 128GB
A newer model Google Pixel 7 128GB was released in October 2022.
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Google Pixel 6 review review
- Well-priced
- Years of updates
- Striking design
- No telephoto
- No variable refresh rate
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
Google Pixel 6 review: Starting fresh
There are two big talking points with the Pixel 6: the unique design and the Google-made processor. This focus on creating a phone that's visually distinct from everything else on the market while also investing in its own home-grown silicon suggests Google is taking this whole smartphone thing very...- Unique standout design, Five years of security/software updates, Water and dust resistance, Not too expensive
- It's quite big compared to the Pixel 5, Fast-charging not all that fast
Google Pixel 6 review: A new hope
The Pixel 6 is the smartphone that is supposed to mark the revival of Google in the Android market. With a brand new 50+12 MP camera module, a new custom Tensor SoC, and a spanking new daring design, I'll share my detailed opinion about the Google Pixel 6 and tell you whether this is the one or not.- Potentially iconic design, Well-calibrated 6.4-inch 90Hz AMOLED display, Powerful Tensor SoC does not overheat, Pixel-like photo rendering, Adequate battery life, 5 years of security updates, IP68 + wireless and reverse charging, Reasonable price
- Camera module is not versatile enough without a telephoto lens, Fast charging is too slow and has no included charger, Night Sight mode is not natural for night shots, 128GB storage without a microSD port, "Only" 3 major Android updates
Google Pixel 6 Review
With fast performance, all-day battery life, and an innovative camera, Google's affordable Pixel 6 is the midrange phone to beat. Google's Pixel 6 is a sophisticated midrange phone that replaces the good, but uninspired Pixel 5. It takes a spot between the company's high-end flagship, the Pixel 6 Pro ($899), and the more affordable Pixel 5a With 5G ($449), and offers quite an impressive feature-to-value ratio for $599. With its combination of strong camera performance, long battery life, and unbeatable Android software, the Pixel 6 easily bests the competition and replaces the Pixel 5a as our Editors' Choice winner for midrange phones. The Future (Or Google’s Idea of It) The Pixel 6's combination of curved edges and severe right angles makes the phone seem like it would be right at home in Tomorrowland. It maintains many of the influences that underscore Google’s design language, but an element of mid-century futurism is also thrown into the mix. We like the look, but it probably won’t appeal to everyone. At 6.2 by 2.9 by 0.3 inches (HWD) and 7.3 ounces, the Pixel 6 is more manageable than the bigger Pr...- 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 (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
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
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 5G (128GB, Seafoam) AU - Excellent review
The Google Pixel 6 is the new "value" king in the world of smartphones.- New camera sensors are impressive, Battery life is still very good, Larger size, Flat display, Incredibly priced
- No charger in the box, 5G is weird, but not as bad as with the Pro, Display is only 90Hz
Google Pixel 6 review
The Google Pixel 6 isn’t the most powerful phone on the market, but its new Tensor chipset elevates its photo-taking capabilities beyond that of rival handsets. While it lacks a telephoto lens, and its battery life isn’t anything to brag about, it’s a big phone with a 6.4-inch display, a radical new design, and a price that can undercut rival Android phones – although carrier-specific versions might be pricier.- Fantastic photos
- Good price
- Intriguing design
- No zoom lens
- Middling battery