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Google Pixel 6 vs 6 Pro UNBOXING - Which Should You Buy? - YouTube
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- After months of leaks,
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the Google Pixel 6 and 6
Pro are finally official.
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What's up, guys? SuperSaf here.
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Let's go ahead get these unboxed,
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see what they have to offer,
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and also put them side-by-side,
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compare them to see which
one might be right for you.
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So the unboxing experience is
identical with both devices.
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You get the Pixel 6s, some
paperwork with a SIM card tool,
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a USB type-C to USB type-C cable,
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a USB type-A to USB type-C converter.
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And unfortunately, there
is no charger included
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out of the box.
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This is something that we were expecting,
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and it has become a trend, unfortunately.
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(plastic clicks)
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And here we are, the
Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro.
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Now, obviously, the design is no surprise.
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Google have officially revealed
it themselves months ago,
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but it's nice to see these in hand.
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I do think they look
better in person compared
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to the renders.
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So we've got this pretty unique design
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with this strip over here
for the camera module.
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I'm sure there's going to be
lots of memes around this,
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but I do like it.
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I think it looks very unique.
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We've got this a glossy
back on both devices.
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I'm generally not a fan of a glossy back.
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I would have preferred a matte finish.
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So they both do attract
quite a lot of fingerprints.
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We have a metal frame,
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but for the Pixel 6,
it's got a matte finish,
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whereas, we've got a glossy
finish on the Pixel 6 Pro.
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Again, I do prefer the matte finish.
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It just gives it a bit more grip as well,
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and it looks a lot better, in my opinion.
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And the edging around the
camera module is also matte
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on the Pixel 6 compared to
the glossy on the Pixel 6 Pro.
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So right away, I would
consider a case or a skin.
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You can always pick up a grip case
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or a skin from our channel sponsor dbrand.
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They've got lots of different options
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for the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro.
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And with the grip cases,
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you're not just stuck with one style.
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You can always mix it up
and just change the skin,
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which is actually on the grip case.
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I'll leave a link to dbrand
down in the description below.
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Now, both devices are IP68
water and dust resistant,
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which is great.
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But then we do start
seeing some differences.
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So the back glass,
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we've got Gorilla Glass 6 on the Pixel 6,
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the 6 Pro has Gorilla Glass Victus
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which is more durable.
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It's the newer version.
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And, of course, there's
also the size differences.
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So although both devices are
pretty much the same thickness,
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the Pixel 6 Pro is slightly
taller and slightly wider.
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However, there's really
not much difference
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in terms of the weight.
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The Pixel 6 Pro is just a
few grams heavier compared
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to the Pixel 6.
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Now switching over to the front,
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we've got much bigger differences.
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So the screen size,
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the Pixel 6 Pro has a
larger 6.7 inch display
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versus the 6.4 inch display.
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You'll also notice that the Pixel 6 Pro
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does have smaller bezels
compared to the Pixel 6.
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And there's a curved
display on the Pixel 6 Pro,
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whereas we've got a flat
display on the Pixel 6.
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Punch out for the selfie camera.
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Both devices are using OLED technology;
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however, the Pixel 6 Pro is superior.
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The Pixel 6 comes with
a full HD+ resolution,
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whereas the Pixel 6 Pro
has quad HD+ resolution.
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So we're getting a higher pixel density,
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which means details are sharper.
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But more importantly,
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the Pixel 6 has a 90-hertz refresh rate,
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whereas the Pixel 6 Pro can go
all the way up to 120 hertz,
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making things a lot smoother.
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Now, 90 hertz is still good.
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120 hertz is just going to be better
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when you're scrolling through
your social media feeds,
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when you're gaming.
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And the Pixel 6 Pro also
uses LTPO technology,
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which the Pixel 6 does not.
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What does that mean?
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Well, on the Pixel 6,
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you're just going to be able to
switch between 60 and 90 hertz,
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which means even when you have
something static like this,
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it's still refreshing 60 times a second,
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which can have an impact on battery life.
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The Pixel 6 Pro, however,
thanks to the LTPO technology,
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can go all the way down to just 10 hertz.
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So when we've got something static here,
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then it's only going to be
refreshing 10 times a second
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rather than 60 or 120 times a second.
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Now, the front displays both
have Gorilla Glass Victus,
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and we do have an in-display
fingerprint scanner
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on both devices, which works really well.
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And before we move on to
talking about the cameras,
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Right, now, let's move
over to the cameras.
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So Google Pixel devices have
been known for their cameras
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and the combination of hardware
and software for some time.
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One of the things that
we have had, however,
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on Google Pixel devices
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is that the camera hardware
really hasn't been changed
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over the past few years.
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That is different this year.
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We've got a brand new 50-megapixel
primary camera sensor,
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and this can give you around
150% more light compared
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to what we had on the Pixel 5.
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We have the exact same primary camera
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on both the Pixel 6 as well as the 6 Pro.
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The ultrawide camera is also
the same on both devices,
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12 megapixels with a
114-degree angle of view.
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However, the Pixel 6 Pro does
get an additional camera.
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This is 48 megapixels,
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uses periscope zoom technology,
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and can give you up to
four times optical zoom.
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Now, this is nowhere near
the 10 times optical zoom
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that we get on the S21 Ultra, for example.
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That is also using
periscope zoom technology.
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But, of course, guys,
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I'm going to be doing some
SuperSaf-style camera comparisons
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of the Pixel 6 Pro versus the competition.
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So definitely let me know
in the comments below
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which device you'd like
me to compare it to first.
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And also don't forget to
subscribe and hit that bell icon
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because you're really not
going to want to miss it.
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Google has also introduced
some new software features
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along with the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro,
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which I can't show you as yet.
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But we've got things
like the Magic Eraser,
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which is going to let
you get rid of people
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in the background that are
photobombing your shots,
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as well as Face Unblur,
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which is going to try to
restore faces in images
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where there might be some motion on faces.
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For video, both devices can now film
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up to 4K/60 frames a second,
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and we've also got 4K
HDR+ video recording.
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Now, Pixel devices traditionally
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have not had the best
video, unfortunately,
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although they take great images,
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so I'm really excited to test these out.
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Stay tuned.
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Now we do have some differences
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for the front-facing cameras.
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The Pixel 6 has an 8-megapixel
front-facing camera.
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The Pixel 6 Pro has around
11-megapixel front-facing camera.
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You've also got the option
to take wide-angle selfies,
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around 94 degrees on the Pixel 6 Pro.
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And the Pixel 6 Pro can also record at 4K
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up to 30 frames a second
from the front-facing camera.
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On the Pixel 6, you still only have 1080p
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up to 30 frames a second, unfortunately.
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Okay, now let's talk about performance.
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So one of the newest things
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that we've got this year is the fact
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that Google are using a custom chip.
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So, traditionally, we'll have
a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset,
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but Google is using
their own Tensor chipset.
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Now with this, it seems like
Google is going to be able
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to optimize the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro
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to make the most of the hardware
along with the software.
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We've also got the dedicated Titan M2 Chip
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for increased security.
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And the Pixel 6 has 8 gigabytes of RAM.
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The Pixel 6 Pro has 12 gigabytes of RAM,
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so you're going to get better multitasking
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on the Pixel 6 Pro.
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For storage, both using UFS 3.1 storage,
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and they are available in
128 or 256-gigabyte options.
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Right, for software, being Pixel devices,
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they do come with a
clean version of Android
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from Google themselves,
and they will be coming
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with the latest out of
the box, Android 12.
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But I'd say the most important
news here is the fact
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that Google is promising a
minimum of five years of updates
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with the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro,
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which is a very long time,
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and I think they'll be able
to do this thanks to the fact
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that they've got their custom chipsets
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along with the software,
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so they'll be able to support the hardware
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with their software for much longer.
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Now, with Android 12, there's
already been lots of videos
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that you may have already seen,
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so I'm not going to cover
Android 12 in too much detail.
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We'll hold that for the full review.
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Now we've got stereo
speakers on both devices.
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There's one in the earpiece
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and then we've got bottom-firing.
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Although both devices have support for 5G,
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the Pixel 6 Pro does have
ultra-wideband technology,
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which is going to help it better connect
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with other devices that are compatible.
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Right, batteries, so
the Pixel 6 has roughly
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around a 4,600 milliamp hour battery.
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The Pixel 6 Pro has a larger
5,000 milliamp hour battery.
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So the Pixel 6 Pro along
with the LTPO technology
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and the larger battery size
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should give you better battery life.
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I'll cover the full battery
usage in my full review.
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And both devices do support fast charging.
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Charger, of course, is not
included out of the box.
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It's a 30-watt charger
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that you're going to
have to buy separately.
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The Pixel 6 Pro will
charge faster, however.
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You can go from 0 to 50%
in around 30 minutes,
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whereas on the Pixel 6,
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you can only go to
around 30% in 30 minutes,
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both devices also support
Qi wireless charging.
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The Pixel 6 Pro can charge slightly faster
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at 23 watts compared to 21 watts.
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Now these highest speeds for
wireless charging are specific
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to the Google Pixel Stand Gen 2,
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which you're going to
have to buy separately.
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If you use a standard Qi wireless charger,
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then you'll only be able to
get a maximum of 12 watts
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of wireless charging.
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This is something that
I'm not too keen on.
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I don't like proprietary hardware
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for higher charging speeds.
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I mean, there's lots
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of really good wireless
chargers out there,
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which do charge faster,
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so I would have liked
to have the flexibility.
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And we've also got Battery Share.
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This is where you'll be
able to charge other devices
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on the back of the Pixels wirelessly.
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So, say, you've got some Pixel Buds,
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you can just pop them at the back.
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Something that I don't use too much,
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but it's always nice to
have when you need it.
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Right, now, let's talk about pricing.
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So, the Pixel 6 in the UK
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is going to be starting at around 拢600,
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the Pixel 6 Pro will be
starting at right 拢850.
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So you will be paying
a decent amount more,
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around 50, 55% more for
the Pixel 6 Pro compared
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to the Pixel 6.
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What are you getting for
that additional money?
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Well, you're getting that better display
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with the high refresh rate,
the higher resolution,
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you're getting the bigger battery,
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you're getting that
additional telephoto camera
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with 4x optical zoom,
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you're getting the better
front-facing camera.
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and you're getting the additional RAM
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for better multitasking.
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Now, personally, I'm super interested
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in the Pixel 6 Pro in particular.
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I think the price of
拢850 is quite competitive
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when you look at some of
the other devices available
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in the market right now.
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We are looking at a flagship
price of around 拢900 and above.
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But most importantly,
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I'm very interested to see
what the cameras are like
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compared to some other devices out there.
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If you want to see the
SuperSaf-style camera comparisons,
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first, once again, reminder,
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don't forget to subscribe
and hit that bell icon.
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Those will be coming very, very soon.
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I'm working on them as we speak.
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And also, let me know
down in the comments below
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what you think of that the
Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro,
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and which devices you'd
like me to compare them to.
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I hope you enjoyed this
video and found it useful.
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If you did do, then do smash
that like button for me.
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If you want to see some related coverage,
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then I have done some comparisons
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with the iPhone 13 Pro Max,
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which I'm going to link to the cards here.
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Thanks for watching.
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This is Saf on SuperSaf TV,
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and I'll see you next time.
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