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

After using the phone for a month, it felt as though the wow effect had fully worn off, and it made it evident what the primary advantages and disadvantages of the gadget were. To begin, I would want to bring up the point that I purchased it as a phone for the purpose of browsing the Internet, and not for playing games; therefore, I do not have any issues with it overheating (it will only occur when I decide to use the camera for a long time). You can still put up with the scanner; things aren't completely hopeless anywhere else. 3.5 Jack is also very dependent on the circumstances, but it would be an improvement. The OS was optimized, and the camera, which was the most significant feature, contributed much to the product's overall success within its price category. The only device that can compete with these is the nothing phone, which likewise has its own distinctive design and respectable technology, but I'm more committed to Google. Because you have to use it on a daily basis, the most important aspect of the phone is not the hardware but rather how well the operating system is optimized. This is the most important point I want to make about the phone.