Review on Google Pixel Smartphone 6a 6/128 GB JP, grey-green by Agata Wozniak ᠌

This is a great phone with a balanced set of features for the price. Top. Buying is something I highly encourage doing. The price, the design, the assembly, the cameras, and the screen, as well as the pure android operating system. Various pros: It simply has no competitors in the price range up to thirty thousand dollars, and given that it delivers a strong rebuff to iPhones, you yourself understand that the camera is good here) The camera is magnificent for the money (twenty-five thousand rupees for a global camera). Autonomy is in order, but it entirely depends on the usage scenarios; nonetheless, for the entirety of the day, the average user will have enough for the eyes to come home from work in the evening and there are still 35-40 percent remaining. The processor is quite fast, a flagship model, and it has 6 GB of memory. RAM is also more than sufficient, as determined through optimization. You can also play modern toys, if anyone has any use for it at all, but even so, I would not consider it to be primarily intended for gaming purposes. The quality of the display is high, there is just the proper amount of brightness, and the colors are accurate. Very delighted with how natural the black turned out. There is PWM, but I'm not going to complain about it because it doesn't make my eyes water. If you previously owned a Samsung and experienced no problems, you shouldn't have any problems with this one. What else. It's an exciting experience because to the stereo sound, really good vibration, and naked android. The assembly itself has not been the subject of any complaints. A refreshing departure from the Chinese aesthetic, which tends to be unified across the board. Beneath the plastic, yet quite solid, does not provide an impression of being inexpensive. Having this drawback: The items included in the delivery. In this regard, Google decided to follow Apple's lead and "promote the care and protection of the environment." As a result, the only things you will find in the box are the phone itself, a Type-C to Type-A converter, and the Type-C to Type-C cable. Everything else, including a charging case, a film to put on the display, and so on, will need to be purchased separately. Long charging time—roughly one and a half hours. This is a long time by today's standards, of course, and the only thing that is still hard to get accustomed to after the Chinese, but to reiterate, you cannot discharge the phone's battery to zero in order to shorten the amount of time it takes to charge it. The rate of refresh is at sixty hertz. Everyone, without exception, records this as a drawback; nonetheless, the fluidity of the animations in the system is comparable to that of the iPhone, and there will not be a significant difference when transitioning from a higher hertz. Memory of 128 gigabytes is the only thing that will need to be changed; although most of this should be sufficient, having 256 would not hurt at all.