Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good phone awesome camera probably 1 of the best mobile camera on the market

This is not a bd phone, but it does not stand out. It has all the required features, and was the flagship from Google. The screen is acceptable but lacks the vibe or Samsung. The camera is ok, again not great. The price has dropped so it is more attractive.

Google's earlier Pixel 5 was best seen as a midrange phone with some higher-end touches, while the Pixel 6 Pro is premium all the way. From its glass and metal design to its high-resolution display and its superb triple camera, there's a lot to like here. Then there's the Tensor processor, a chip custom-made by Google for the phone, which provides ample power, better security features, 5G connectivity and a slick Android 12 interface. Battery life is good -- certainly above average.

Great size for the phone. Alot of storage will eventually upgrade to the next pixel

Great phone, with a great camera. Now the bad, battery life is beyond horrible, and the case is made out of the slipperiest substance known to man

I am not a techie or a cell guru but I love this phone. I had an old Samsung Galaxy 8 that started to go downhill fast. I wanted a good camera and this is what I got, it is amazing the photos really pop and are so clear. It is very fast and the battery last a long time for me. Love it!

The Pixel Pro 256 is a great phone. Some things are a little different in the newer versions of Android. Came with version 12 and upgraded to 13 within a few weeks. 13 caused a few issues but the update a few days later fixed the problems I had. Overall this phone is FAST, very hi-res display and fantastic camera. I often get 5G UW, very fast. The camera: I was at I night event and took some pictures, expected the flash but instead after pressing the button there was a short pause and a perfect picture appeared. I noticed "night" was displayed. There is also zoom feature that I have used a few times. Old camera would digitally zoom, making the image lower resolution but this is optical so the picture is nice and crisp and full resolution. Only have had the camera a short time and still learning but everything is great. Google is also providing updates every time I hear of an issue unlike my last phone from another manufacturer.

A nice phone, but it has a lot of quirks I had to figure out. When I first got it, I couldn't return calls for folk not in my Contacts. I actually (figured it out)had to add the number as a contact, then call back. What a Nuisance. As my calls populated my call log, eventually I was able to receive other calls and set up my phone more efficiently.

This is what I've been waiting for a pixel to be. Great screen, great battery life, fast, looks and feels great. Camera's big upgrades are finally here And Android 12 is cool, and very customizable. Swipe from edge for 'back' is so much better, the back button now seems old timey. Overall I'm very satisfied.

The best Android experience you can get. The pro models have an excellent range of cameras and the screen is a beauty. The phone feels much lighter than it looks. Feels good in hand but a bit slippery. So far the battery life has been just average for me, around 5.30 hrs SOT, hope it gets better with updates and tweaks.

I use both android and iOS. I prefer iOS but if you’re going to go android get a Google Pixel. Smartest phone out

The regular Pixel 6 is the mainstream android champ that I would recommend to a majority of users, it's absolutely the most bang for the buck. To sum it up, everything that makes the 6 great, makes the 6 Pro great. Battery life, screen, software, etc. All good. The Pro shares also what is arguably the Achilles heal of the 6, the fingerprint sensor. It's not as horrible as some reviewers make it out to be, it's usable. Not the end of the world but coming from the S21 Ultra you can tell the difference. The Pixel 6 Pro adds a slightly nicer selfie camera which is not super important to me but the big thing it adds is the telephoto lens. The telephoto comes in handy in taking pics of documents, cool bugs outside, things kinda far away, etc. The phone sizes are so similar it's negligible. The Pro offers a higher screen refresh. Cool, but I disabled it because I'd rather have some more battery life. Turning it off generally gets me close to 2 days battery life. I don't play games on my phone, mainly use it for music while I'm working, calls, messaging, web browsing, handling documents, all fun adult stuff... Still at the end of the day I'm gonna say most people should get the 6 over the Pro. All the cameras on this device are at the top of the food chain battling for mobile photography supremacy. If you've never had a phone with a telephoto lens it's not going to drastically improve your life, save some money. Saying the Pro is worth the extra $300 is a really tough sell, but I like shiny things and couldn't resist...

Had an LG phone for many years, LG stopped making phones, so needed to get a new one. Did some research had found the Google Pixel 6 Pro. Perfect phone for now and future. Super fast, great screen, user friendly, lots of storage, and not loaded with extra stuff that you don't need or want! No carrier load up screens! Unlocked and ready to go. Great battery life. Associate was friendly and answered my questions. Fast purchase.

If you're ready for a disappointment, by all means make this purchase. I was so excited to upgrade my Pixel 3a to this 6Pro. I had strongly considered making the move to Apple, but decided to stick with Google because I had been so pleased with my other Pixel. This is glitchy. It freezes without reason. The battery lasts MAYBE a day. And, I'm wondering what's happened to my privacy/spam controls. It says they're enabled, but I've started getting 3 spam texts a day + increased frequency of spam calls... I've only had this in operation a couple of weeks and it's been one headache after another. I guess the camera is better. Although I haven't really used it as much as I thought I would. OH, and the fancy "magic easer" that's advertised? Please. Download Snapseed and you'll have the same technology, which is a flimsy version of some Photoshop capabilities. Seriously, it's not going to "erase" a person from you photo without looking odd.... Epic fail. Filled with regret.

Great phone. Unfortunately the one I received has an issue where it likes to freeze up. This happens randomly. Sometimes while on browsing on Chrome, other times when it's idle. Not really sure why. Tried doing a factory reset and a clean activation without luck. Google offered to send me a refurbished phone, for a brand new phone that was released less than a week ago at the time I contacted them. They also would not send me a new phone (and place a hold charge on my card) until they received the defective one.

Awesome phone first couple of months. With time the phone loses its functionality response time, battery issues and software misteps, especially when it comes to replacement phone.

What can I say about this phone. If it wasn't for the overheating it would have been perfect I own a lot of phones but this is one of the best I've ever owned. Minus the overheating.

This phone worth the money if you love Google software, cameras, hardware and 1440p 120hz display. Software updates has gone better lately (hopefully more battery optimization patches).

Great phone and great photos. Just the build quality feels cheap compared to other devices I have. I hate to say it but I was moving from an iPhone 13 Pro Max, but it doesn't hold a candle in the wind coming from iPhone build quality. Sorry, not an argument. The 13 Pro Max is a very VERY well built tank. It's not something I wouldn't recommend, as I've felt MUCH worse built Android devices, but this one being so much money... couldn't handle it. Maybe it won't bother others, but coming from the pinnacle of build quality to this, no.

The Pixel 6 Pro is an amazing phone, it has super speed, great battery life and seems to work with anything you use it for. I think that the gesture mode is alright though swiping to the left to back up the screens , is sometimes problematic. You can always turn the arrow back on though