Google Pixel 6 Pro

llllizlll · 10 hours ago

First, had problems finding a charger that would charge this phone. They were all the same and charged other phones, but not this one. There is such thing as fast charge on this phone. At least the wireless charger works. Since I had one way of charging, I thought I would try this phone out...I mean it is a Google phone...right? The screen constantly freezes up and I have to close the phone then open it (not the right words, but hopefully it will be understood) and sign in AND then I have the ability to be able to use app or close it and reopen it. Same thing happens when I try to go to open windows or to the main screen. I haven't had much a chance to figure out how things work specifically for this phone, but every day I hope the phone will convince me to get another Pixel 6Pro and I am constantly disappointed. I really wanted to use this phone, but I think instead of returning it for one that works, I will pay the restock fee and get another brand.

laostus3 · 1 day ago

After my Pixel 3XL broke i was forced to upgrade and got the 5. This phone is a better version of the 5, but still fails. Cellular connectivity is poor, battery life is lacking, and the phone freezes several times a week. By freezing, I mean that only a hard reset unfreezes it. I shouldn't have to do that. In addition to those issues the phone gets super hot at times for no reason. I can not recommend this phone.

llllizlll · 10 hours ago

First, had problems finding a charger that would charge this phone. They were all the same and charged other phones, but not this one. There is such thing as fast charge on this phone. At least the wireless charger works. Since I had one way of charging, I thought I would try this phone out...I mean it is a Google phone...right? The screen constantly freezes up and I have to close the phone then open it (not the right words, but hopefully it will be understood) and sign in AND then I have the ability to be able to use app or close it and reopen it. Same thing happens when I try to go to open windows or to the main screen. I haven't had much a chance to figure out how things work specifically for this phone, but every day I hope the phone will convince me to get another Pixel 6Pro and I am constantly disappointed. I really wanted to use this phone, but I think instead of returning it for one that works, I will pay the restock fee and get another brand.

laostus3 · 1 day ago

After my Pixel 3XL broke i was forced to upgrade and got the 5. This phone is a better version of the 5, but still fails. Cellular connectivity is poor, battery life is lacking, and the phone freezes several times a week. By freezing, I mean that only a hard reset unfreezes it. I shouldn't have to do that. In addition to those issues the phone gets super hot at times for no reason. I can not recommend this phone.

Kassius · 2 days ago

I was so hyped for this phone to drop but after using it for a while, I have never had worse connectivity at home. I specifically switched to Verizon to have better service at home and definitely did until I switched to this phone. Don't get me wrong, the camera is awesome and the customization is cool but I want a phone that actually works when I need it to. This isn't the phone for you if you live in rural areas. And the battery life is TERRIBLE. I don't even get a full days use without the battery saver on. I keep it on all the time just so I can get the same usage I did on my old phone (an iPhone 12 Pro Max). And don't even get me started on the buggy apps and nearly constant app crashes. I'm for sure switching back to an iPhone because I never have these kinds of problems when using Apple products. Needless to say, this phone is NOT worth $900...

Makinmecrazy12 · 3 days ago

I upgraded to this from a Moto Z2 Force. Mainly for the camera. And while it takes good pictures, that's about all.. My biggest complaint is the service connection. I spend about 95% of my time on the LTE network. I have unlimited everything and 5G plan, but I spend most of my time on LTE. This seems to be a common problem with this phone. I'm a delivery driver and I need to be able to access the internet at any time. And make phone calls to clients. I'm having trouble doing this currently. I have never upgraded a phone earlier than my payment plan but I am already looking at trying to upgrade to an iPhone or a Galaxy and I've only had this phone for 4 months.

Joshua6373 · 3 days ago

I so badly want to love this phone, but I honestly cannot. I had the Pixel 1 XL and a Pixel 2 XL when they both launched. Before this phone, I came from a Pixel 3XL that I've had since launch. I loved that phone so much, and it was still working great when I upgraded to the 6 Pro when the 6 released. I honestly wish I hadn't upgraded. Pros: Beautifully designed phone. Camera is good for the price of the phone. Android ecosystem is simple. Cons: A lot of these bugs are likely fixable by software updates, but they are becoming overwhelming and occurring daily where the phone is no longer enjoyable. The phone bricks itself randomly. It has happened about 4 times since I've owned it. The phone is connected to Bluetooth (either Pixel Buds or car Bluetooth) but the screen remains black. I can feel the haptic feedback of the lock screen / opening apps, and the music still plays but the screen is black. Usually, it resolves on its own in about 5 minutes but there's been 2 times where I had to force restart the phone. The phone has constant issues with the gesture navigation. I used gesture navigation on my 3XL with no issues. The 6 Pro is horrible. It's to the point where 1 in 5 times of swiping home or switching apps, the phone glitched and fails to do. It'll glitch back and forth between having the current app open and attempting to go to the homescreen for about 5-10 seconds. You cannot do anything while this happens, and eventually it goes to the home screen and allows you to control it again. Service / WiFi calling / fake 5G. I have 2 Verizon phones, one for work (iPhone XR) and my personal one (Pixel 6 Pro). The Pixel 6 Pro is constantly dropping calls, unable to dial out, and not having data signal. Even when the Pixel says it has LTE or 5G with full bars, websites, apps and texts do not load. Google maps will say I am offline. It happens multiple times a day where I just have to wait for the phone to figure it out or have to turn mobile data off and back on. My iPhone XR does not have this service issue, and they're both on Verizon. WiFi calling on the Pro is an absolute joke, and it does not work anymore. It started about a week ago where I can hear the person on the other line, but they could not hear me. At first, I did not know what it was. When I turned off WiFi calling, then all was good with phone calls. I would not recommend this phone as it currently is. Despite it being beautifully designed with a great camera, these software bugs are just too much. I might have to switch over to the S22 if Google doesn't get their act together.

Sneaky · 4 days ago

I have previously owned the 2 and 4. The Pixel 6 Pro is an ok phone but I enjoyed my 4 better. The 6's "finger print reader" almost never works, the reception is pretty bad and the hotspot will randomly turn off while divices are connected. No new features, if anything, there were features removed from previous models. Battery life is one of the few redeeming things about this phone.

easher1968 · 5 days ago

This phone has an amazing screen, however, since I bought it over time, the phone has become more glitchy and laggy and the camera experience pales in comparison to the Google pixel 4 XL that I upgraded from. I wish I could go back to that older phone as I make a lot of content for YouTube using it and I found the camera experience much more user friendly with the older phone than with my current 6 pro. The laggyness continues to get worse with each update. this phone needs to put a macro lens on their camera stack instead of the usual wide-angle lens because some of us like to make content where we can zoom in very closely on an object from only two or three feet away

· 6 days ago

I've had this phone for a few months, and can't wait to spend another $1000 on almost anything else. I haven't hated a phone this bad going back to around 2008. I broke my other phone, and wish I would have used a can and string, instead of buying the Google pixel 6 pro. DO NOT waste your time or money. The volume is bad, the button location is bad, the Bluetooth connection is horrible, texts don't come through, I can't get my voicemails, and the ear speaker volume is very low. I would not recommend this phone to anyone. I mean NO ONE!

JudiH · 6 days ago

Stepped up from flagship Google Pixel 2 XL, wasn't a good choice. Not easy navigation in settings, so many features phone doesn't know right from left. Amazon and other apps is being limited by Google operating system. In other words, after two weeks of trying to workout kinks, phone was not worth the effort. I believe Android system by Google is failing.

Alish · 6 days ago

I had the 3xl since 2019. So amazing. The photos were amazing, apps amazing, phone processing smooth. The only reason I upgraded is because after a few year my phone was glitching and bugging so badly I couldn't even make calls. I got a pro a few months ago and spent more money thinking I'm getting an upgrade. Nope. They took away the unlimited storage and expect me to pay for it. Great I thought this phone came with it. Way to skimp your customers google. I think I'll choose a galaxy next. This phone is no comparison to the 3xl it's features are beast.