Review on Smartphone Google Pixel 6 Pro 12/256 GB USA, nano SIM+eSIM, stormy black by Adam Domaski ᠌

The phone was bought as a "second violin" purely for work tasks - calls, correspondence, sometimes Zoom meetings, etc. It copes with the tasks perfectly, but only in a stationary position / with WiFi. As soon as the movement begins (talking on the way somewhere) - cutting off the connection is a common thing. which is a bit annoying when traveling. On the other hand, the phone was bought at a very pleasant price tag and, relative to the same iPhone 8+ (which has been a working device for almost 3 years), the Pixel is more pleasant and convenient to use in not a small part of the moments. And if you remember about the pluses of Android, the difference between the devices pays off in multiples. When compared with the iPhone 13PM, then everything is not obvious. 13PM is an excellent example of stability in many aspects, especially in the quality and stability of communication, etc., but because of the OS, it actually turns into a brick (there is no software, but the one that is there is problems with payment, etc.). In terms of screens - almost comparable, in terms of photography - both have strengths and weaknesses (the iPhone has video in almost any format, the Pixel has night photos and also the ability to adjust the camera to suit your modes and tasks right out of the box). The iPhone is monolithic, heavy, tactilely pleasant. The pixel sits better in the hand, but is tactilely felt by the Chinese after the iPhone. But here the 13PM battery puts on both blades - where the pixel already goes into saving mode - the iPhone has a stable 40% + (well, 5.5-6 hours of the screen versus 10-12). Is there a price difference of almost x2 between these devices? For someone - yes (ecosystem, life outside the 2022, etc.), for me personally - no. Having bought Pixel, I confirmed my idea to return to Android in its entirety and buy a top-end gnome instead of 13PM.