In general it is great phone. It is big but it does not feel big. Feels like iPhone 12.

I love the phone because of the power of android at its best, all the intelligence it has when translating calls in real time, knowing my tastes and its camera is exceptional!

Would prefer facial recognition in addition to the fingerprint reading on the back side of phone as opposed to on the screen. Screen fingerprint reading seems slow, and is not too responsive (screen protector is installed), of course.. Few updates to how the apps come across this phone as compared to my last pixel 4. I've noticed glitches when calling; person on the other line cannot hear me when I switch screens. I must let the phone sit for a second/ load the screen etc then speak for the person on the other line to hear. This happens both on WiFi calling and LTE/ 5G etc.

Battery is great, camera is amazing, but missing a few key features such as changing image and video quality, there is different modes to use the different qualities though. When I read the camera had 1080 240 fps I was intrigued, then I try to use it but it's only available for slo motion mode (which is very cool actually). In my pictures that I added one is of the sky I took today on my way back from work (through a window) and the other two are using Night Mode (one before and one after turning it on). The purple beam you can see is the result of me taking the photo through a window, it isn't normally visible so don't worry. But as you can see the Night Mode is INSANE. I could barely see anything outside (it was 10pm!), taking a Night Mode picture takes about 2 seconds and you have to keep the phone still but it's absolutely bonkers. I showed my parents and they were shocked! It doesn't use a flash either, I believe it uses that purple laser which is usually invisible except when a window is right in front of the camera. This feature is great for night photos and particularly useful for taking pictures of wild animals at night without spooking them with a flash, or disturbing anyone nearby. It's better than using a flash, and it's not noticable at all. The camera alone makes this phone worth it, all other features are a bonus.

Everything I loved about the Pixel 2 (maybe not the fingerprint reader) has been dramatically improved in the Pixel 6. The size of the P6 is much larger than the P2. I really enjoy swiping the edge of the screen (either side) to the center for the "back button" feature, no more reaching down to the bottom of the screen. I really dig the ability to crop out people and power lines in my pictures.

I got this because of the camera quality and it was worth it.

What I like about the Pixel 6 is the great photo quality. Having used a Samsung S20 FE, which I felt produced somewhat blurry photos, I was glad even night shots were of relatively acceptable quality, good enough for sharing on social media. I chose the Pixel 6 over the Pixel 6 Pro as I wanted a phone that was not too heavy. The phone weighs 207g (7.3 oz). With the Spigen Thin Fit case, it is 236g (8.3 oz), which is a little heavier than my old Samsung. Before I purchased the phone in Dec 2021, I read some reviews about problems with the finger print sensor, etc. Thankfully, I didn't experience any major problem, save for a minor irritation. I wanted to use a physical SIM and an e-SIM for my work and personal SIM cards. But for several days I couldn't figure out how to activate or load an e-SIM profile. I tried Google Support but they were not able to assist over chat or email. Finally, I found some tips over a chat forum, where someone suggested enabling "Developer Options". I found out online how to enable Developer Options and voila, the e-SIM option appeared as a " + " sign next to " SIMs " (see attached photos). So overall, I love the Pixel 6 for the clear photos and interface!

I absolutely love this device quality photos, videos! Battery will last all day!