The Google Pixel 6 Pro is an exciting challenger to some of the very best smartphones on the market, and it’s the first genuinely top-tier handset from the company. If you want to experience Android software in its purest form, this is the handset to buy right now. Plus, it has a beautiful screen and a superb camera – and it all comes for a price that’s a touch lower than its main competition.

Multitalented camera; Big and beautiful screen; Comes running Android 12;

Contentious design; Limited storage; Average battery life

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

“The Pixel 6 Pro has the best camera on a smartphone today, a vibrant screen, the latest and best-looking version of Android installed, and enough power and long-term support that it'll last you for years.”

Incredible camera, Fun camera features and editing tools, Vibrant, colorful screen, Android 12, Long software support

Unreliable in-display fingerprint sensor, Flaky cellular connection in some situations, 120Hz screen can jitter

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The Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are good phones that can be even better

Google unique style cues, Android 12, 13, 14, Great build quality and waranty

Firmware updates have not cured all the initial issues, Throttling (although improved), Limited USB-C implementation (no Alt DP), Average selfie camera and low light performance

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

Wonderfully clean, future proof Android 12 software; Great translation and photo editing services; All round brilliant rear camera;

Mediocre battery life;

The Google Pixel 6 Pro (starting at $899) is the company’s most ambitious smartphone to date, and a major improvement over last year’s Pixel 5. Now, the Pixel 5 was a fine phone, with an excellent camera, good performance, and a lot of value for the price, but it was also a bit boring. With the Pixel 6 Pro, Google overhauls everything inside and out. The phone sports a new Tensor chip that delivers superb performance, a vivid OLED panel, and a battery that lasts all day. It's the most expensive phone in Google’s lineup, which includes the Pixel 6 (starting at $599) and the wallet-friendly Pixel 5a With 5G ($449), but it stands out as the best high-end Android you can buy right now, earning our Editors' Choice award for Android flagships.Unconventional Design  You won't mistake the Pixel 6 Pro for any other smartphone. With a design that toes a fine line between elegant and offbeat, it’s refreshing to see Google step away from the generic glass sandwich we've come to expect.  The p...

Class-leading battery life, swift performance, and promising cameras are just a few of the things that make the Pixel 6 Pro a home run for Google.

Incredible battery life; Intuitive Pixel-exclusive features; Excellent durability; Solid connectivity

Fast wireless charging not available at launch; Some camera features aren't easy to use

The Pixel 6 Pro is the most advanced phone in the series but its strengths aren't all directly comparable with the competition. Nonetheless, it's a superb flagship that won't disappoint.

Beautiful, responsive display; Great real-world performance; Superb cameras; Nice user experience;

Big, thick and heavy; Divisive aesthetics; Max volume & brightness could be better; Confusing charging standard;