The Google Pixel 6 Pro doesn't feel like a Pixel phone at all, it's sharp and sophisticated with classy colourways and a huge 6.7inch QHD+ screen. The camera system is incredible, the battery lasts for ages and that's all paired with brand-new Android 12 which offers serious customisation and lots...

Sharp, sleek design, QHD+ display with 120Hz refresh rate, Excellent camera system and AI features

Very big to hold, No charger in the box, Limited performance with Tensor CPU

Google has put the Pixel phones on a whole new trajectory with the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro.

Great, distinctive design, Standout cameras, especially on the 6 Pro, Speed performance

Battery life good but not exceptional, Fingerprint scanner sometimes slow

With the Pixel 6 Pro, Google has finally delivered a flagship-class phone that can compete with the very best in the business in all aspects, not just the camera. The battery life is reasonable, the screen is fantastic and Android 12 is the most polished and refined software Google has put on a...

Pros: class-leading camera, 4x optical zoom, fantastic screen, excellent performance, good battery life, recycled aluminium, five years of security updates, Android 12, impressive local AI features, competitively priced.

Cons: fairly slow charging, fingerprint scanner not as fast as competitors, no face unlock option, only three years of Android version updates despite five years of security support.

Google Pixel 6 Pro: The Pixel 6 Pro is substantially cheaper than the iPhone, so is it worth picking up instead?

Serious performance boost, Versatile cameras, Cut-throat price

Brutish design, Disappointing battery life

The Google Pixel 6 Pro is a truly excellent smartphone that boasts a brilliant screen, a top-class camera, and luscious software. The only major disadvantage to this device is its battery, which can drain at an alarming rate if you’re gaming or recording video.

More Premium. Google's Pixel 6 Pro offers more features than its smaller sibling, mostly focused on cameras and display. Find out in our review whether or not the premium is really worth it.

bright and color-accurate 120 Hz OLED, fast SoC, IP68 certification, powerful triple-camera, long update cycle

no storage expansion, adaptive refresh rate only between 60 and 120 Hz, poor voice quality in speakerphone, no display output via USB

The Google Pixel 6 Pro is the best Android phone in the world today – but is it right for you? This is really the first time Google has created a smartphone that’s meant to battle the top-tier handsets in the industry, and it shows.

Unique and exciting hardware and software design, Android 12 runs smoothly & gets latest Google features, Excellent camera performance, Battery life holds up to all-day use, Wireless and reverse charging

No headphone jack, Charging plug sold separate, Confusing 5G coverage, Glass design is slippery without case

UL's PCMark for Android Work 3.0 Battery test takes workloads from the benchmark itself (image and video editing, email and web browsing) and scripts them in a loop that runs until battery levels drop below 20 percent.

Great Premium Design And Build Quality, Quality High Refresh Displays, Feature-Packed, Innovative Camera Features, Killer Camera Performance, Solid Battery Life, Solid General And Graphics Performance

Google did it. The company released the “flagship” Pixel phone hardware tech junkies have been begging to see. Finally, the best camera software has great camera hardware, and all the other trimmings are there, too. On paper, it’s the perfect phone. And in practice?

Premium feel, Flagship camera hardware, Exclusive Pixel features

Slippery as soap, Curved extra-tall display, Awkward pricing

When it comes to building the perfect smartphone, Google has nearly done it with the Pixel 6 Pro

Camera is much improved, Battery life is still impressive, Android 12 brings all sorts of new customization, The Display is the best in the game, Incredible price

The 5G situation is weird, No charger included in the box, Charging speeds are only 30W