Google Pixel 6 Review UK

Table of Contents

Latest Google Pixel 6 Review UK – Is google pixel a good phone or worth buying? Know the pixel 6 battery life, camera, and its specifications in the UK version.

Google Pixel 6 – Specifications

Screen	6.4in 90Hz FHD+ OLED (411ppi)
Processor	Google Tensor
RAM	8GB
Storage	128GB/256GB
OS	Android 12
Camera	50MP + 12MP ultrawide, 8MP selfie
Connectivity	5G, eSIM, wifi 6E, NFC, Bluetooth 5.2 and GNSS
Water resistance	IP68 (1.5m for 30 minutes)
Dimensions	158.6 x 74.8 x 8.9mm
Weight	207g

Pros & Cons

Best Price
Excellent for photos
Intriguing design
Tensor chipset made it the best
Excellent Performance
5 Years of Security

Limited Storage
No – Face Unlock
Unsatisfied Battery Life
No Optical Zoom

Features of new products are getting rumored with clarity before the launch date. Same like there is no big difference but there was a key fact missing from it. It’s one of the affordable smartphones without any compromise in key features. In other words, the Google Pixel 6 is an absolute bargain with very few compromises.

The cost of a Google Pixel 6 is £599 which is £250 less than the Google Pixel 6 Pro but still, it’s offering 90% of the features that you get with Google’s Top Model.

Tensor Chip

Pixel 6 Series Smartphones are the first set to feature Google’s custom tensor processor. Everyone will have a second thought that the new processor may act as negative as well but the search giant never made a mistake on this. It was a super cool processor which is well optimized for Google’s various AI systems.

As we know the most of the applications that we use by default on our Android devices belong to Google. In such a case, Google never misses preparing a processor that helps their platform much better than other processors.

According to Google, Tensor delivers “up to 80% more performance than Pixel 5”, which runs on a Snapdragon 765G. In typical Google fashion, the search giant says its AI features enable better performance across a slew of machine-learning-specific tasks.

Battery Life

When it comes to performance, Google Pixel 6 in UK is amazing with its new processor “Tensor chip”. But when we check about the battery life, it is not a stronger suggestion by most of the users. It acts as a major disadvantage as well.

A mobile may fail to deliver the batter life maybe after a year or two. But a bad review on the battery life of the Google Pixel 6 Mobile Phone is still a disappointing statement.

Camera

Google Pixel 6 has the same 50MP main and 12MP Ultrawide camera as Pixel 6 Pro and makes no big difference. A particular feature on this budget phone grabs the attention of mobile users. As mentioned above, the Camera is one of the major positive features of Pixel 6 in this price range under £600.

It also has a slight negative with respect to the camera and it is missing of optical zoom camera. We could feel this pain on most of the user reviews as they felt it could have made this mobile more fantastic.

The 8MP selfie camera is good, producing detailed shots with lots of drama, but occasionally the images were a bit soft, particularly in lower light levels.

QUICKIE: How to Keep Your Android Smartphone Safe?

Sustainability

The Pixel 6’s AMOLED display has a variable refresh rate of up to 90Hz, with a resolution of 2,400 x 1,080 and support for HDR10+ content. It’s larger in size, though, measuring 6.4in from corner to corner to the Pixel 5’s 6in.

The expenses overview on Pixel 6 are Screen repairs cost £129, back glass repairs cost £139 and battery replacements cost £89 out of warranty.

The Pixel 6 contains a 100% recycled aluminum frame which accounts for about 14% of the phone’s weight. Also, they mentioned on their website that Google will recycle all Pixel devices free of charge.

Detailed Observations

Call quality and 5G reception were good, as was Bluetooth performance to several sets of headphones.
The bottom corners were noticeably hard, digging in more than other devices in my palm when holding it one-handed.
The volume and power buttons work well but are a little loose, allowing them to rattle a bit.