Google Pixel 6 5G 128GB Stormy Black Renewed

With this phone, Google did a fantastic job. This is the first phone in which I took a risk and spent money. This phone allows me to block SCAM callers without having to speak with them (my favorite feature right now). The company from which I purchased it is fantastic. I was under the impression that it came with a SIM card removal tool. It didn't work out. It's a nice phone. Google phone features must be configured and do not always function in the same way as Samsung or iPhone features. However, once set up, it is a good phone. It has a less sensitive touch screen (I don't use screen covers) and gets around 70% of the battery life. It also contains a bug that causes blocked call transcripts to appear in your text messages! Even though the Pixel 6 has a superior camera and WiFi 6 (which most people won't notice), the 4A 5G was a better deal, particularly around Black Friday. I upgraded from a OnePlus 7 Pro to this. The phone's battery life has greatly increased, and it feels fantastic. Because there is no facial ID yet, I'm giving it a one-star rating, however the finger sensors are excellent. Make sure to acquire a Google-approved screen protector, as cheap Amazon protectors will not function. If you're looking to upgrade to a OnePlus7 or lower, I recommend it, but I do miss the alert slider.

The camera is excellent, but Swype is the worst I've ever encountered on a Droid. It took two hours to fully charge the battery, and once it was charged, it quickly depleted with little to no use. The Google voice assistant training has been poor; with my last Droid, a Moto G pro, it was much better. It replicated the lack of wired earphones and a standard charger. The camera is terrible, and the object removal effect is a farce. If you want to be continually bothered, the Google Pixel 6 is the phone for you. Mine will be returned. Despite the positive evaluations, this has been a really unpleasant experience. It's been packaged and will be returned for a refund. In the future, I'll just buy a new Motorola instead of renewing my phone. I'm lucky if I get 10 hours out of a charge, and I'm not doing anything power-hungry like streaming video or gaming. It's clear that no one glanced at the camera before calling this phone "renewed." This is the device's major function, and it should have been checked. I've had this phone for nearly a month and it's still not working properly. When I first got the phone, it worked for three days and then stopped working.