Pros

  • stylish design

  • comparatively inexpensive (especially when imported)

  • bright display

  • up to 165 fps in games

  • highly responsive touchscreen

  • waterproof

  • good camera system

  • powerful speakers

  • good battery life

  • 120W fast charging

  • world phone with good reception

  • accurate GPS

  • 6 years of updates

Cons

  • performance issues, significant throttling

  • case gets very hot

  • only mediocre energy efficiency

  • stripped-down camera system

  • display has PWM flickering

  • only mediocre Wi-Fi performance

  • no UWB

  • Chinese import lacks eSIM support

  • slight creaking when bent

  • back cover partly plastic instead of glass

  • charger only included with Chinese version

  • Ghoelian@piefed.social
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    Ngl I’d prefer a scratched plastic back than a shattered glass one. Most glass-backed phones I’ve used are way too slippy as well.

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      If I don’t have a case on my Pixel it will literally slide off any surface I place it on. My desk is very nearly level, but if I put it there and look away, next thing I know it’s fallen on the floor.

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        20 hours ago

        That was exactly my point of reference as well lol. Both my Pixel 6 and 8 Pro My Pixel 6 My Pixel 4 would slide off a freaking wooden tabletop that was slightly crooked.

        The Pixel 6 and 8 aren’t as bad because of the massive camera bump. I have had the 8 pro slide off tables as well, but that was also because i positioned it kinda weird. A plastic phone wouldn’t have slipped off though.

        Sorry for all the edits, I forgot how many Pixels I’ve had at this point.