Previous Pixels delivered on the camera front, but conservative specs left them on the back foot. Good news, Google fans: that all changes here

Awesomely capable cameras, Premium hardware competes with the best of them, Slick, streamlined OS

Beaten by its smaller brother for sheer value, Curved display curios, Charging could be faster

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

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

While it's a shame that picture and sound quality haven't been upgraded, the iPhone 13 was great in these regards and the iPhone 14 is, too Excellent display Admirable headphone performance Solid build quality No upgrades to picture or sound Familiar design Notch is still present

The Pixel 6 Pro is one of 2021 best Android and camera phones. The upgraded rear camera has some of the best processing in the business and can deliver excellent photos in conditions that render many competing phone’s sensors unusable.

Wonderfully clean, future proof Android 12 software, Great translation and photo editing services, All round brilliant rear camera, You should buy the Pixel 6 Pro if you want the best user experience Android has to offer.

Mediocre battery life, You shouldn’t buy the Pixel 6 Pro if you want best in class battery life. The Pixel 6 Pro is a very capable phone, but it offers mediocre battery life. Most people will be able to get a day’s use out of it, but if you’re a hardcore gamer it’ll struggle to last more than 3-4...

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

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

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

The new Pixels are the best phones Google has ever made

Snappy performance, Smooth screen, Great battery life, Excellent camera, Excellent value, Snappy performance, Smooth screen, Great battery life, Excellent camera, Good value

Only comes in Big, Slow fingerprint scanner, Very slippery, Big and unwieldy design, Slow fingerprint scanner, Very slippery, A lot more expensive than the Pixel 6, Fit and finish not as nice as other phones in this price range

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