I’ve been using the Pixel 6 Pro since December 2021, mainly for things like gaming and scrolling through social media like Facebook and TikTok as well as occasional high powered apps like ChatGPT. Overall, it’s a great phone with a beautiful display and a decent camera. Scrolling feels super smooth, and the AI features are a nice bonus. But there are a few cons that hold it back from being perfect.Pros-Amazing camera – The 50MP main camera takes beautiful photos, even in low light. The telephoto zoom is actually useful, and the ultrawide lens is great for getting those group shots or just including more of the beautiful landscapes.-Smooth and beautiful display – The screen is big at 6.7” the OLED screen is sharp, colorful, and has a 120Hz refresh rate for a smooth scrolling.-Clean Android – No bloatware, no unnecessary apps-Smart AI features – Google’s AI-powered tools, like Call Screening, Live Translate, and Hold For Me have come in handy more then a few times.-Fast Charging – 30w Fast charging. I have seen people talking about it being slower then competitors but from what I have used in the past, this phones fast charging is top notch.-Premium build – The phone looks and feels high-end, with a unique camera bar and a sturdy aluminum frame. its a beautiful phone.Cons-Battery life – although its a 5003mAh battery, it doesn’t seem powerful enough to last me all day as a heavy user.-Fingerprint sensor is slow – It’s under the screen, but it’s not very fast and sometimes takes multiple tries.-Curved screen can be annoying – Looks cool, but can lead to accidental touches and glare. Especially when I’m playing a game like mobile legends with a case on. I have to remove the case entirely just to get accurate screen touches.-Screen Brightness is lacking – In direct sunlight, it is near impossible to see the screen-Premium build – the back of the phone has Corning Gorilla Glass Victus. It is extremely slippery. I've had the phone slide off countless things if I have it out of the case unattended.-Not the best for gaming – The Google Tensor chip is great for AI tasks but isn’t as powerful as Snapdragon processors when it comes to high-end gaming performance.-Although Google’s image processing makes every shot look fantastic, It does take longer then expected to process those photos.In the end, I love the phone. I love the clean android experience and the ai features. My next phone will most likely be a Pixel but only when I deem it dramatically better then Pixel 6 pro.

I’ve been using the Pixel 6 Pro since December 2021, mainly for things like gaming and scrolling through social media like Facebook and TikTok as well as occasional high powered apps like ChatGPT. Overall, it’s a great phone with a beautiful display and a decent camera. Scrolling feels super smooth, and the AI features are a nice bonus. But there are a few cons that hold it back from being perfect.Pros-Amazing camera – The 50MP main camera takes beautiful photos, even in low light. The telephoto zoom is actually useful, and the ultrawide lens is great for getting those group shots or just including more of the beautiful landscapes.-Smooth and beautiful display – The screen is big at 6.7” the OLED screen is sharp, colorful, and has a 120Hz refresh rate for a smooth scrolling.-Clean Android – No bloatware, no unnecessary apps-Smart AI features – Google’s AI-powered tools, like Call Screening, Live Translate, and Hold For Me have come in handy more then a few times.-Fast Charging – 30w Fast charging. I have seen people talking about it being slower then competitors but from what I have used in the past, this phones fast charging is top notch.-Premium build – The phone looks and feels high-end, with a unique camera bar and a sturdy aluminum frame. its a beautiful phone.Cons-Battery life – although its a 5003mAh battery, it doesn’t seem powerful enough to last me all day as a heavy user.-Fingerprint sensor is slow – It’s under the screen, but it’s not very fast and sometimes takes multiple tries.-Curved screen can be annoying – Looks cool, but can lead to accidental touches and glare. Especially when I’m playing a game like mobile legends with a case on. I have to remove the case entirely just to get accurate screen touches.-Screen Brightness is lacking – In direct sunlight, it is near impossible to see the screen-Premium build – the back of the phone has Corning Gorilla Glass Victus. It is extremely slippery. I've had the phone slide off countless things if I have it out of the case unattended.-Not the best for gaming – The Google Tensor chip is great for AI tasks but isn’t as powerful as Snapdragon processors when it comes to high-end gaming performance.-Although Google’s image processing makes every shot look fantastic, It does take longer then expected to process those photos.In the end, I love the phone. I love the clean android experience and the ai features. My next phone will most likely be a Pixel but only when I deem it dramatically better then Pixel 6 pro.

These simple phones have a just right size and form factor. Unlike my expensive Samsung's of the past, they remain fluid after many years. The cameras are top-notch with great photos. Not quite as sharp as the Samsungs if you pixel peep (pun intended), but the photos are much better exposed with great colors.

These simple phones have a just right size and form factor. Unlike my expensive Samsung's of the past, they remain fluid after many years. The cameras are top-notch with great photos. Not quite as sharp as the Samsungs if you pixel peep (pun intended), but the photos are much better exposed with great colors.

I'm not a cell phone junkie, but this is the BEST phone I have ever had in my life. It has been truly amazing. I don't mind paying good money for something like this when it works and exceeds expectations. I cannot say one single negative thing about this phone. I can only hope that subsequent versions of this phone are as good as this one.