Best Android phone ever made. Yes it’s big a bit shy under 7 inches. But why you would buy it if you didn’t want a big phone I don’t know. The phone is not as heavy as I thought it would be and is lighter then the best IPhone. People have wanted more battery life and the companies are giving us that, but that means a little more weight. I’m getting 2 ½ days of battery life. The Picture and video capabilities are amazing. I absolutely love the look of it. Definitely the best looking phone on the market. I’ve had no problem with the fingerprint sensor. Most of my complaints are nitpicks. (I don’t like the data/wifi toggle tied together.) And the power button on any large phone she be below the volume button. Great phone all around. But you might want to go to BB and hold it in your hand and make sure you want a big phone, there not for everyone.

I traded my iPhone 13 Pro Max for this phone because I hated iOS. I was very happy to get back to Android. I've used the phone for about a year now and have been happy with it except for a few things. The first thing I noticed is that the Smooth Motion display absolutely destroys the battery life. When it's turned on I barely have enough battery to get through the day. When smooth motion is off I can go nearly three days on a single charge. Second, the beveled screen is really annoying. I don't know why anyone would want the edges of their video to curve off the screen, and it makes the phone difficult to handle without inadvertently touching a button or swiping the screen. It has also made it very difficult to find a screen protector, which unfortunately is necessary. The scratch resistance of the glass is good, but I quickly found out it's not perfect. There are no good glass screen protectors that work with the curved screen and I've had to settle for a clear vinyl. And finally, the reason for the three star review, after less than a year I have water damage. I have been reasonably careful with the phone, but water resistance was a major reason I bought it. I was recently taking pictures of some fish in a pond, holding the phone about 6 inches underwater. The phone is rated for 30 minutes at 1 meter, not 3 minutes at 6 inches. But the next day I noticed condensation in the lens and the touchscreen is acting up. It's been 4 days of drying out, but there's still moisture inside and I'm going to have to pay for repairs because water damage isn't covered in the 1-year warranty. It's too bad because with the exception of some minor annoyances, this has been a great phone.

This is legit the best phone I've had. I have been a galaxy gal long as I can remember, till I saw the camera on my sister's phone, test drove a pixel 5G when it came out & fell in love. This pixel 6 pro is the shizz, can't wait to see what Google does next

I've run this phone both rooted on a custom OS (via xda-devs) and using the stock OS, both of which work wonderfully. Display is vibrant and sharp, and nearly uses the entirety of the screen's surface area. Works great on Google Fi network. Geekbench 5 results attached for your review.

I had the standard Pixel 6 for around a year when I saw a deal on Best Buy's webite: an unlocked, open box 6 Pro for $480. I traded in an old iPhone that wasnt getting any usage and got this phone. Absolutely loving it. The only complaints I have are middling data connections and battery life, but none of these are dealbreakers. The Pixel 7 line is MUCH better, but if you can find a 6 or 6 Pro for cheap, go for it.