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Google Pixel 6 5G



Google is back with the Pixel 6, which features a proprietary chipset and new twin cameras, as well as some substantial improvements from last year's model. Is this one still worth acquiring despite the drawbacks compared to the pro model? I intend to go to the gsm marina. and let's find out in our Google pixel 6 reviews. The Pixel 6 stands out from the crowd and its predecessors with this uniquely designed camera bump that extends as a black bar across the entire back panel. This allows google to go for a two-tone look with a different color above and below the camera strap. The camera hump stands out quite a bit from the back in our stormy black finish and can be a lint magnet, but at least it doesn't make the phone wobble while it's sitting on a desk because it's all the way across. Instead of using plastic, Google has gone on a different path than last year's Pixel 5. It now weighs 207 grams and has a superior gorilla glass 6 panel with a rounded matte metal finish. It's a little chunkier than the Pixel 5 2 and feels more solid in the hand, but it does have the same ip68 dust and water resistance as the previous generation for added inward feeling of harmony. The Pixel 6 has a 6.4-inch flat display. 
         Some individuals may prefer this flat screen to the pro model's curved one because it has a 1080p resolution, a selfie camera punch hole, and gorilla glass victims protection. However, there are some drawbacks here as well, such as a slower 90-hertz refresh rate and a lower 1080p resolution. The picture is contrasty thanks to amyloid technology, and there's hdr 10 plus support. The color presets can deliver acceptable accuracy, and the max brightness is good as well, measuring up to 860 nits in auto mode when in bright light. You also get an under-display fingerprint reader for your biometrics rather than a capacitive one.It's dependable, although not the fastest audio player we've used. Pixel 6 includes a pair of stereo speakers, one of which is a bottom-firing speaker and the other of which serves as an earpiece. They scored well on our loudness charts, and the sound quality is comparable to that of the iPhone 13. The Pixel 6 lacks a typical headphone connection and storage options are limited to 128 or 256 gigabytes. However, one of the most notable features of this year's Pixel phones is the inclusion of Google's new 5 nm tensor chipset, which was developed in-house. Google appears to want to set itself apart from other Android OEMs by offering a more exclusive experience. Because it's the first generation, the Pixel 6 doesn't feel all that different from other high-end Android phones in terms of software, except for the fact that it runs Android 12, which includes features like color themes for your icons and menus. The tensor chip's machine learning capabilities enable a few interesting features. Google's automatic speech recognition is more advanced than ever before, and real-time translation is becoming more of reality both in actual conversations and captions for videos you're watching. It's not perfect, but it's impressive nonetheless. The other major differences here are behind the scenes, such as with camera processing. In benchmarks, the tensor's performance is excellent, comparable to the high-end snapdragon processors. Demanding games work nicely on the 888 chipsets as well, but I wouldn't call this a gaming phone. 

         Thermal management may be improved, and in our stress tests, we detected thermal throttling, which could be evident during long gaming sessions. The Pixel 6 isn't a battery champion, but it does a respectable job with this 4 600 milliamp-hour battery, scoring an endurance rating of 86 hours in our tests. While the phone doesn't come with a charger, we can charge it to 41 in half an hour with an 18-watt charger, and there's also support for wireless charging. The new twin cameras on the Pixel 6 include a main camera with a larger 50-megapixel sensor and a secondary camera with a 12-megapixel sensor. cam with a very wide lens During the day, images were taken with the Pixel 6's main camera are fantastic; there's superb clarity and plenty of fine detail with a characteristic pixel style representation, as well as high contrast and wide dynamic range, as well as vibrant but not oversaturated colors. Although there is no zoom lens, the digital zoom performs a decent job at least at two times magnification, you can detect a bit of extra softness if you look closely. We did attempt the new motion mode, which is powered by the tensor chipset but isn't that useful.


 With the action pan function, it wasn't easy to catch a moving subject in the frame, and the subject detection and detail leave a lot to be desired. The long exposure function is simpler to use and delivers acceptable results. The ultra-wide camera takes excellent photographs with a lot of detail, strong contrast, a broad dynamic range, and brilliant colors. If you're shooting with the primary camera in dark situations, pixel 6 will perform auto night sight processing by default. You may also change the nightside mode on the images to have good clarity. The overall exposure is bright, which is a neat effect even if it isn't the most natural-looking. Detail is well kept even in shadows and point light sources. Disable the night vision function on the main camera and the images are still good; there's enough detail and correct colors, and the exposure seems more genuine. The dynamic range is actually quite wide, with well-developed highlights, but shadows are a little mushier in comparison. Without night sight mode, the images are underexposed, with deep and noisy shadows. With night sight turned on, things look a lot better, with a significant improvement in exposure and noise levels, as well as more detail in the shadows. The Pixel 6 is furnished with a 8-megapixel camera. It provides images that are clear and detailed with minimum noise. The colors are pleasing, and the dynamic range is great, with even illuminated scenes looking well. Video can be taken with the main camera at up to 4k quality at 60 frames per second. 4K film has excellent sharpness and detail, as well as correct exposure and a wide dynamic range. The ultrawide cam's footage is also rather nice clean and detailed, matching the main cam in colors and dynamic range, and here's how the electronic video stabilization from either camera appears in 4k it generates quite steady films with well-ironed footsteps and pans for more shaky scenarios. There is an active vis mode that only works in 1080p but produces exceptionally smooth results. 


That's the Pixel 6 in a nutshell. Like last year, you get a nice 90-hertz AMOLED display, good stereo speakers, IP rated waterproofing, and Google software support, but the pixel 6 also stands out in several ways, delivering a more premium experience not only with a glass design but also with a custom flagship chipset and the new and improved cameras. The only real flaws are that the battery life and charging speed is just average, and you don't get the pro model's higher refresh rate, resolution, or zoom lens, but for what it has to give, the pixel 6 is quite competitive.


  Specification

Google Pixel 6 ; CPU, Octa-core

 (2x2.80 GHz Cortex-X1 & 2x2.25 GHz 

Cortex-A76 & 4x1.80 GHz Cortex-A55) 

 GPU, Mali-G78 MP20 

 Memory, Card slot ; Internal, 128GB ..