Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pixel is good as expected, and it was delivered as fast as in 2 days

So far so good with this phone working good. Seem to be pretty durable.

Not bad at all good 111111111111111111111111111111

Its is a good phone with price with discount......

Best phone ive ever had, cant believe i waited so long to get one.

great phone for cost, great professional service at Dublin Ohio Best Buy

Awesome phone. Lots of new features compared to the Google Pixel 3 we had.

It’s a good mid range phone camera could have been better

So far I’m liking it. There is a compatibility issue with Xfinity though.

I love it nice phone i brought this to my mom and she love it

Perfect value for a young kid as a starter phone. Decent product

I receive my phone in two weeks. No inve ntory., be prepared to wait.

Phone is a great buy at the price: paid 300 for the decive.

Good product at attractive price. Good services by Best buy!

After 8 months, the phone separated due to the battery expanding. With the warranty, you have to take it to a shop and wait until they get the parts to repair it. Crappy phone, I'll never by a Google phone again.

I had read about all the Pixel 6 issues, notably the poor reception due to an older modem. I was hoping that the 6a might offer a better experience. I mean, for $299 how bad can it be right? Other than the extremely poor battery life, where I was barely seeing 2-3 hours of screen on time, the reception was simply AWFUL. I was constantly seeing "EDGE" instead of 5G or LTE. I didn't even know what ‘Edge’ was! Upon looking it up, it's the technology before 3G, so 2.75G as it was referred to as. Being unable to send text messages, due to such poor coverage, in 2022 is unacceptable! I use T-Mobile in a major metro area and I’ve never experienced any major connectivity issues...guess there's a first for everything! Google should be ashamed of the entire Pixel 6 series with this dreaded OG tensor chip. What a total disaster! I returned the 6a after a week. Google needs to step it up or get out of the game.

Bought this for a sibling for a birthday gift and she loves it.

Great as expected! Would buy another. Does more than my last phone

Like the phone very much for 300 dollers it's a superb phone

If your phone is less than 2 years old, you may want to skip this as an upgrade. If you're still rocking a Pixel3 or older, read on. The Pixel 6 series rocks Google's new Tensor chip, their first attempt at an in house system on a chip (SOC). While it works, there is definitely an early adopter tax going on. Many features such as the under the screen finger print sensor, live translation, or even system responsiveness are not on par with many other chips. I found myself often going back to my Pixel 4a when I needed to get tasks done quickly and for my daily driver. Google did release a system update that helped with some of the issues, but I suspect that we won't be getting full system performance out of the Tensor chip until Android 13 is released. The phone itself is well built and feels good in the hand. I like not having the indent in the back of the case which means that any case I purchase for the phone no longer needs to have the cutout. Speaking of cutout , I do not like the position of the camera cutout on this phone. Top center is prime real estate on the screen both in vertical and horizontal mode, and the camera clutters it up. The previous top left corner on the 4 and 5 felt less obtrusive and I found myself forgetting it was there most of the time. Battery life is great on the Tensor chip, but I wonder how much of that will change once the chip is really unleashed. As it stands, even under moderate to heavy gaming, I was still getting a full day of use out of the phone. Given that this still only includes an 18W charging port, this is critical, as you'll likely be plugging this in over night and using the adaptive charge to keep your battery in tip top shape. As far as software/SoC features go, Google is touting magic eraser as their big new gimmick and honestly I wasn't impressed. Anyone that has used Photoshop has seen how digital erasing works and I found the results to be the same or less impressive than using a desktop. Unless what you're erasing is surrounded by a surface with lots of random patterns, such as clouds, the pictures look very obviously edited, something that most desktop apps do better. I also found that through copying the new photos app apk file to my Pixel 4a, I received the same results, so this is more of a software gimmick than a SoC feature. Speaking of photos, I really did not see an upgrade in visual quality on the 6a vs. previous Pixel models. Yes, the 6a can do 240fps @ 1080p and 30fps @ 4k in video recording, but the picture quality itself is not much better. Pair this with the same 6GB of RAM as we've seen for many years and the fact that Google killed the headphone jack while the 5a retained it while also being water resistant and the used market is looking a lot better than the new market right now.