Google Pixel 6 – 5G Android Phone - Unlocked Smartphone with Wide and Ultrawide Lens - 128GB - Stormy Black
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Size: 128GB
Style: Phone
Color: Stormy Black
Features
- Unlocked Android 5G phone gives you the flexibility to change carriers and choose your own data plan[1]; Pixel 6 is fast, smart, and secure, and adapts to you.Form_factor : Smartphone.Display resolution maximum:1440 x 3120 pixels.Other camera description:Front,Rear
- The powerful Google Tensor processor is the first processor designed by Google and made for Pixel; it keeps your phone fast, your games rich, and your personal info safe
- Pixels 50 megapixel rear camera captures 150% more light for photos with richer colors and more detail[2]
- Professional tools like Magic Eraser[3], Motion Mode, and Portrait Mode keep your photos sharp, accurate, and focused
- Pixels fast charging[4] all day battery adapts to you and saves power for apps you use most[5]
- Privacy and protection are built into your Pixel smartphone; backed by the Titan M2 security chip, 5 years of updates, and the security core[6]
- New Pixel experience is more modern and intuitive, with colors that reflect your personal style; the At a Glance feature shows you the apps and info you need when you need it, like a boarding pass before a flight[7]
- Live Translate helps you translate live video captions, private chats and messages, and signs in up to 55 languages right on your cell phone[8]; no apps, internet, or language courses required[9]
- New 6.4 inch Smooth Display[10] is made with the toughest Gorilla Glass yet[11] to keep your smartphone protected; the high refresh rate means more responsive gaming and scrolling
- Please refer to the product description section below for all applicable legal disclaimers denoted by the bracketed numbers in the preceding bullet points (e.g., [1], [2], etc.)
Description
Meet Pixel 6, the Google 5G cell phone that’s completely reimagined, inside and out.[1] Powered by the custom Google Tensor processor, it’s fast, smart, and secure. And it adapts to you. And it’s an unlocked Android smartphone, so you can choose the data plan and carrier that work for you.[1] [1] Works with all major carriers. Contact carrier for details. 5G service is carrier dependent. Requires a 5G data plan (sold separately). 5G service not available on all carrier networks or in all areas. Contact carrier for details. 5G service, speed and performance depend on many factors, including carrier network capabilities and signal strength. Actual results may vary. Some features not available in all areas. Data rates may apply. See g.co/pixel/networkinfo for info. [2] Compared to main rear camera on Pixel 5. [3] Magic Eraser may not work on all image elements. [4] Fast wired charging rates are based upon use of the Google 30W USB-C® Charger plugged into a wall outlet. Compatible with USB PD 3.0 PPS adapters. Actual results may be slower. Adapters sold separately.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | |
| Model | Pixel 6 |
| Compatibility | Unlocked, works with all carriers |
| Operating System | Android 12.0 |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, NFC, LTE, GSM, CDMA, HSPA, EVDO |
| Storage Capacity | 128 GB |
| Color | Stormy Black |
| Display Size | 6.4 Inches |
| Product Dimensions | 6.24 x 2.94 x 0.35 inches |
| Weight | 1.13 ounces |
| Battery | 4614 mAh, up to 1.88 hours charging time |
| RAM | 8 GB |
| Launch Date | October 19, 2021 |
Frequently asked questions
The Google Pixel 6 is available in several colors including Stormy Black, Sorta Seafoam, and Kinda Coral. Availability may vary based on region and retailer.
Yes, the Google Pixel 6 is equipped with 5G capabilities, allowing it to connect to 5G networks where available for faster download and streaming speeds.
The Google Pixel 6 comes with 128GB of internal storage. This is not expandable as the phone does not support microSD cards.
Yes, the Google Pixel 6 features a dual-lens rear camera system with a wide and an ultrawide lens, enabling versatile photography options from landscapes to portraits.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Pixel 6 garners praise for its smooth performance in various tasks, exceptional camera quality, and its long-term software support thanks to guaranteed Android updates. Users appreciate the high-quality photos, particularly in low light conditions due to its Night Mode. However, some users report overheating during intensive use and mixed experiences with the fingerprint reader for unlocking the device.
Pros
- 📱 Smooth performance across tasks including photo editing and movie streaming.
- 📸 Exceptional camera quality, capable of capturing stunning details in any lighting condition.
- 🔋 Good battery life with camera and software updates that enhance performance over time.
- 🔄 Guaranteed Android updates, ensuring long-term usability and security.
Cons
- 🌐 Limited 5G activation in certain regions, affecting users expecting full 5G capabilities.
- ⚙ Issues with the fingerprint reader and a lack of facial recognition for device unlocking.
- 🔥 Reported overheating during high-intensity tasks like video recording or using GPS-based apps in high temperatures.
Should I Buy It?
If the camera quality and software support are top priorities for you, the Pixel 6 is a compelling choice despite minor setbacks like overheating and biometric unlocking issues. Its pros outweigh the cons for most users, making it a worthwhile investment, especially for photography enthusiasts and heavy users looking for a reliable, long-term smartphone option.
Size: 128GB
Style: Phone
Color: Stormy Black
I have a Pixel 6a phone, and I've been in love with it, especially after a lot of the updates this year. My wife was looking for an upgraded phone herself so I had been perusing around the Pixel options. She wanted something a little bit larger than my phone, so I had been looking at the Pixel 6. If you love the 6a, the 6 should treat you pretty well also, it's a very similar phone, just a bit larger, and does actually have some improvements in smoothness during use, as well as a really nice upgraded camera. All in all, we've been using it for a couple of weeks now and it's great. Fast processing, I love a lot of the general Pixel features that you don't see on normal phones, e-sim capabilities, and transferring the old phone info and settings was like 80% effective just on plugging the old one into the new and hitting transfer. The photos are fantastic and the whole system is just fast. There are additional benefits like adaptive charging to keep your battery life stable, and a lot of the editing/filtering capabilities through Google Photos that you don't get with other phones. This is also her first upgrade to a non-budget smartphone and we both feel this is a fantastic choice and high performance phone, especially for the price. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023 by Collin M.
Size: 256GB
Style: Phone
Color: Stormy Black
Despite the initial negative buzz surrounding the Google Pixel 6, I took the leap and purchased this smartphone, and I'm thrilled with my decision. The Pixel 6 is an incredible device that offers remarkable value for the price. Due to the device's rocky launch, its price has been lowered, making it even more attractive. Let me assure you that this phone performs flawlessly. I've been using it for several months now, and it has never let me down. The battery life is impressive, easily lasting me a couple of days depending on my use. The overall speed and performance are exceptional, and the software is top-notch. The camera is a standout feature, capturing stunning photos and videos. Additionally, the ample storage of the 256GB version is more than sufficient for my needs. While some people have complained about the fingerprint reader, I find it to be a minor inconvenience. It may take a fraction of a second longer than flagship phones, but it quickly becomes second nature. As a power user who enjoys customization, I appreciate the versatility of the Pixel 6. It handles demanding tasks and even some gaming with ease. For the price, I couldn't find a better smartphone on the market. It's truly a hidden gem.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2023 by Henry Przygocki
Size: 128GB
Style: Phone
Color: Stormy Black
I've come to the Pixel 6 from an LG G6, which I really liked. I was happy with the camera, but its OS was dated and the battery was near its end, so it was time to switch. My wife just bought a new Samsung phone, and she wasn't thrilled with it. I'm just a little concerned about the potential for Chinese spyware, and other bad actors on the web, so I'm happy to have the Pixel's extended security and OS upgrades. There's a lot more phone than my G6 (heavier) and a lot more OS too. So I'm still learning how to use it. What I like is that the OS seems to be coaching me with helpful hints about how to use it. I use a lot of Google apps, but where good alternatives are available I'll try them e.g. Brave browser. Android is pretty graceful about allowing my choices. (My wife thinks that her Samsung phone is too aggressive in pushing Samsung apps.). I use my phone mostly for texting, and reading email. So the camera, as on all the newer phones, seems a little over the top. One of the features that's becoming important is the safety app, so that my wife can know where I am, and my kids can find me in case I get stranded or injured. I'm not sure that I've gotten that properly set up yet, but it's a very welcome feature. As other people have noted, the fingerprint reader sucks, even after the mid-December upgrade. I've noticed that it is more likely to work when I use an index finger then when I use my thumb. The features on my nice-to-have list were voice-to-text and translate VTT is pretty good, since it gives me the opportunity to delete a garbled text. My dictation is often garbled, so the do-over feature is useful. I haven't gotten very far with translation. I was hoping to have an Italian language sitcom translated to English in real time. Translate features seem to be scattered around the app. So, if it can do it, I haven't figured out how to work it, yet! On the whole, a pretty favorable first impression. I look forward to a long relationship with my Pixel 6
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2021 by Egerio
Size: 128GB
Style: Phone
Color: Stormy Black
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. Edit: I've had this phone for over a year now and it's still great, still getting camera updates too. I have plenty of storage left and everything runs very smoothly. I have no reason to get a new phone any time soon, so if I do it'll be when the 8 comes out I guess.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2022 by Josh
Size: 128GB
Style: Phone
Color: Stormy Black
I bought this to reacquaint myself with Android. I use an iPhone 13 Pro as my everyday phone. My last Android was the Note 9. I received this phone and was impressed with the build quality, especially at the $599 price point! This is a flagship-level build! The screen is beautiful and the 90hz screen is buttery smooth. When I set it up, it downloaded the Nov update. This was right after Google pulled the dec update over many issues. I was good with that as this phone functioned quite well. Except for the fingerprint reader. It's quite janky, hit-and-miss. It still is even after the Dec/Jan update. some days it works flawlessly every time. Other days, not so much. I have several prints of the same fingers entered and the sensitivity turned up. I don't see why they didn't also have face ID. That would have been nice. The Tensor chip functions well. Though not as fast as Apple's A15 or the Snapdragon 888, it's good for what it does. Besides, most phones these days are overpowered for the average user. Good result first time out of that box though. So, stock android. My Android phones have always been Samsung, and their UI. I liked them a lot. This is my first stock-Android experience. I like it. I'm still figuring things out on it. I'm older so it takes more time for me. Still and all, I really like this phone. In my book, it's a keeper.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2022 by William F. Clement
Size: 128GB
Style: Phone
Color: Stormy Black
-----Updated 2/20/2022 ---- I really hate this phone. Ironically this has been the worst android experience I've had. Every month when Google submits its monthly update, some new bug or issue is introduced. Seems like Google isn't really trying anymore. For example, last month, my bluetooth stopped working with my car's head unit. Had to wait a month to get that fixed with the new update. Then, the after installing the latest update, the recorder app decided to stop transcribing any audio. Things break, then get fixed down the road while other stuff breaks. It's a caos! The fingerprint sensor after 1 year using it, works around 50% of the time. There is an issue with the screen pocket screen sensor, which keeps my display off after removing it from my pocket. When casting YouTube from the phone and the screen turns off, my phone gets disconnected from the Chromecast, loosing whatever I was watching. This requires me to restart, for it to work properly. It has so many issues with connecting to any wi-fi or hotspot, I now basically just use celular network, so I don't waste any more time troubleshooting it. After this, I am finally considering buying an iPhone, which Google has cornered me into doing. I will never buy a google product ever again, stay away from Pixel Phones! ---- Original Post ---- I replaced my Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus with this phone, since I heard praises for the stock Android experience. I have to say I am bit annoyed with this phone's software and hardware bugs. First the OS is plagued of bugs. I've had constant WIFI disconnects, some features stopped working after an update like my google pay. It seems, like they fix something and something else breaks, which it's kind of odd, since the software and hardware is made by the same company! I don't use the camera that much, so this is not a huge issue for me, but the auto focusing is horrendous. When I occasionally use the camera, most of y pictures are out focus, especially when taking pictures from close objects. The fingerprint... ohh don't get me started! This is what I hate the most about the phone, the barely functioning fingerprint reader. I find myself 9 out of 10 inputting my password. I've tried registering my same thumb 7 times, adjusting the touch sensitivity and nothing seems to work. I have to admit I miss the Samsung sensor. The charging is way slow. I find myself waiting for the phone battery to reach 100% from 20% around 2 hours (consider I also bought the OEM charger, which should come included with the phone). I am currently waiting on the March update to see what will be fix and what new issues will come out, but for some reason, the update is being releases for previous models first than their current flagship. In conclusion, I would not recommend this phone. I would go for something else, even though it might be more expensive, like a new Samsung flagship.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2022 by servenaya
Size: 128GB
Style: Phone
Color: Stormy Black
I upgraded from the pixel 4a reluctantly. The only reason I upgraded was the charging port on my 4a was worn, and I picked this model specifically for the wireless charging capabilities. That being said, I do have a few personal preferences that I did like about the 4a vs the 6 Pros: -battery life improves over time as it learns your schedule -wireless charging makes worn charger ports a thing of the past -seamless transfer of old phone with no learning curve -one of the best values on the market for the phone -google corrected the issue with the 4a's hotspot on straight talks network -water resistant (I have no issues taking this phone into the shower with me if I feel like it) -the pixel navigation is similar enough to ios to make it easy for new android users to feel at home while not being different enough to turn off typical android users cons: -Phone is a little large (debatable, but noticeable from the 4a) -fingerprint reader is a little slow (4a did it better) -gets warm (or at least it used to a few updates ago, haven't noticed this recently) (Update 4/18/24) I've had this phone going on 2 years, and it still feels like a new phone. Battery life is just as good as when I got it, and I feel like most of the issues I had were ironed out over time with updates. I don't feel pressured to upgrade phones, as this one is still running great
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2023 by Caleb M.
Size: 128GB
Style: Phone
Color: Stormy Black
Good price for the speed of the hardware and the camera quality is high, but over time the USB C charging port inevitably starts bending in its housing and it becomes harder and harder to get to get the phone to take a charge because the cable doesn't QUITE want to plug in anymore. This happens because the phone is slim at the bottom and the end of the USB cable presses against the counter/table/whatever, levering it against the port with a little pressure. After two or three years the port gets bent upward a little and it's a pain in the ass to get the cable to plug into the port *just right* so that the charge connection happens, in other words it becomes progressively harder to make sure you can continue using the phone. Plus the camera is mounted into this obnoxious ledge thing at the top of the phone that presses into your leg and it has this weird issue where it doesn't ever configure with text messages properly, even if you manually configure the wireless access point, so you sometimes don't get texts people send you for hours or even a couple days. I've owned the Pixel 3A before and it had the exact same problem with texts and with the charge port. Skip this phone and buy something from Motorola instead.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2025 by Scott Malone