Customer Ratings & Reviews

An amazing camera and 90hz, overall there's so much good to be said for this phone that hasnt already been said in reviews. The only thing I wish is that on release day I could have got a case because it's super slippery.

Good phone, easy to use, no real complaints about it

It has a rough start on launch. It was the first generation Tensor core and had lot's of bugs. While Google slowly rolled out fixes, the first few months weren't great, especially regarding native Google Android apps like Maps and YouTube. However, the experience did get a lot smoother and it functioned in every way that I wanted it to. However, the battery life drained pretty fast.

First thing I noticed is Battery life. Doesn't seem to last a full day. (I am a heavy user) and keep the brightness pretty high, Also. very slow charging on standard C Cable. I ordered a fast charger. Hope it helps. Camera is far superior to my last phone. Had a problem making my VPN working with the phone. I think that has been resolved, I do like the bright screen and the feel of the phone. Will see over time

I bought this phone yesterday and so far I love the way it works. The battery life so far has been great. Using a pure google software phone is very refreshing. The customization options are all there for Android lovers. All in all, this is a great phone to use so far and I look forward to many years of good service with my Pixel 6.

If cameras don't matter to you and you're after a solid phone. This one. Updates for a while, snappy, and responsive after updating multiple Android versions.

Best phone I've ever owned. Battery life is decent. Fingerprint sensor got better with time (don't know how). My second pixel (moved from a pixel 4a). Camera is amazing.

This phone has been performing admirably. The applications load and close swiftly, and copying data from my previous phone worked well with a USB-C to USB-C cable. So far my only complaint is that there seems to be more target adds than the previous Android phone I was using and the alert options are not as clear on muting google news notifications. The glass is also very slick, so be careful if you are not using a case, it slides of desks with minimal vibrations.

Feels great in the hand and looks fantastic. Weight and proportions are great. Screen is pretty good but definitely not top of the line. Haptics are pretty good. Blinds you at night with the very slow finger print reader. Overheats browsing Reddit. System UI crashes consistently when on LTE. The phone won't unlock at all when they happens... Required a full reboot 3 separate times that it totally knocked up. Plenty of battery charge, tons of free storage, only music and maps running. Basically it's a nightmare for anyone who actually relies on their phone for anything let alone everything. Also people rave about the camera... It's definitely good but also really slow. iPhone 13 takes night shots just as good in half the time. Feel like a fool standing around waiting for the photo to finally actually capture.

Not much progress over Pixel 3. Fingerprint reader and wireless charging fails very often.

Coming from a Pixel 3, I am so, so happy. This is snappy, battery life is noticeably more efficient, and the camera is finally upgraded. I still wish it was smaller, but what can you do?

love the phone. it's a great size and has a good build quality. only downside is the slow fingerprint reader

Overall this is a good phone but not as big of an improvement over the 3XL I have been using for the last couple of years. Fingerprint sensor is a complete step backwards and works maybe 50% of the time (this is after I have optimized all settings and applied all know tricks to improve performance). S/W update for Dec, 2021 has still not been sent out (should have been Dec 5th then delayed to Dec 13th - Now there is no date given so I am assuming Jan 5th).

Nice screen but device overall is a bit heavy. The bigger problem is its fingerprint sensor—it SUCKS! I spend more time typing my password to access my phone because of the constant inability to read my fingerprint. What gives, Pixel?! Eventually, the phone becomes more of a frustration and hassle. The closest thing I can compare the frustration to is when trying to use Face Unlock on an iPhone during the early stages of wearing face masks during the pandemic but at least that eventually got fixed. Can’t say I’d be inclined or even remotely if excited to recommend this phone to anyone …

It seems to be a good phone for the price. I liked the fingerprint sensor at the screen but it still need some improvement to be quicker. Camera is good and in general I'm enjoying the features.

Love the Google Pixel 6. Smooth, sleek, and simple to use. All the Google goodness you need. Photos are the best I've taken. The Magic Eraser feature is super.

It's a pretty good mid priced phone. Can't complain really besides the battery sometimes dies quicker than I'd like.

For $600 bucks this phone is AMAZING! Google hit it out of the park with this phone. It's very much a flagship phone with amazing features, long battery life, and an amazing camera.

I've tried quite a few Androids since BlackBerry went away and just didn't like them. This phone is absolutely perfect! Easy to set up and customize exactly the way I want. Highly recommend!

I upgrade to a Pixel 6 from a Samsung Galaxy 9. I like that there is no bloatware. The camera is very good. I am pleased with the battery life. I am very happy with my purchase