Review on Google Pixel Smartphone 6a 6/128 GB JP, grey-green by Quan Vn Chun (C gng ᠌

Name: Google Pixel Smartphone 6a 6/128 GB JP, grey-green
Item: Google Pixel Smartphone 6a 6/128 GB JP, grey-green
Rating: 5

April 12, 2023

Great quality, did not expect at all for the price.

I took it for the new year as a gift, with all the cashbacks I went for 29 kopecks for the Euro version. Delivered on schedule, everything is fine.

In general, if you take this smart, then for a pure android, the main camera and fast work in everyday scenarios. If you need beautiful faces on the front, then for my taste, no.
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Pros

Camera (but only the main one), AI and photo processing features: if you zoom in with a digital zoom to a sign or leaflet with text far, far away, then the AI will then draw the details and the text will be readable! almost like in the movies they showed in the 90s :)) The photos themselves went and compared head-on with the iPhone 13pro and, to be honest, I wanted this Google phone as an additional camera. The iPhone traditionally warms and maintains the natural balance of colors and contrast, while the pixel is neutral in color temperature, but it refines the pictures more interestingly: juicier, more contrast, in night shots the colors are better in details, in short, I clicked and got a masterpiece in most cases (but not in portraits) . The speed of work for everyday use is fire. Video on the main camera also shoots decent, comparable to the iPhone 13pro.

Cons

The front camera doesn't work for me. Photos are rarely good, more often ordinary, AI does everything it can, but the poor resolution of the camera and the lack of autofocus pull the camera down. In comparison, the iPhone 13's front camera is fully functional for both video and photos with excellent pictures, and on the pixel, the front camera is a compromise. . I also tested the front camera and with good lighting it gives good results. So it's a working tool. It works so-so with portraits, throws in "studio" light and blur, but it turns out average. It’s just that in normal mode he shoots a person on the main camera (see example), but in portrait mode he wasn’t impressed with the main result (that’s why I don’t post an example :). The iPhone draws people more pleasantly.