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
- So many great software features
- Nice array of colours
- Strong camera hardware for the price
- Some jank in the software
- The display lacks the 120Hz refresh rate of many similarly priced rivals
- A couple of odd design choices
Google Pixel 6 review
The Google Pixel 6 gets a lot right and on the whole, you get excellent hardware and software for a reasonable price. However, the question is largely whether the design is a step in the wrong direction or not.- Good value
- Great cameras
- Excellent software
- 90Hz OLED screen
- Divisive design
- Big and heavy
- Slow charging
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
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
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
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 hands-on review
The Pixel 6 is a formidable Android phone at a very compelling price point. Could this be the turning point for mass take-up of Google’s stock Android devices? Let’s hope so, because it would be a massive shame if this didn’t prove a big seller. It’s great to use and offers plenty of bang for buck. You might not get a variable refresh rate up to 120Hz with the standard model, but the screen is terrific, too.
Hands on: Google Pixel 6 review
The Google Pixel 6 is an exciting phone that could compete with pricier flagship phones, but we still don't know enough about its Google-designed Tensor chipset to make the call now. As it is, the Pixel 6 is a bold new direction in design, cameras, and software with Android 12 out of the box, and we're eager to test it fully and deliver our final verdict soon.- Tensor chipset has lots of promise
- High-megapixel main camera
- Bold new design with large 6.4-inch display
- Big size and weight makes it a bit cumbersome
- No telephoto camera
- Camera block feels vulnerable to damage