Review: Google’s $599 Pixel 6 isn’t just an amazing deal, it’s arguably better than the Pro Despite a divergence, it feels more in line with previous generations than the Pro.

Yes, the Google Tensor SoC that debuted in the Pixel 6 is also in the Pixel 6a. It's the same chip, and that means the Pixel A series is doubling in speed year over year.

The Pixel 6a chipset is the Google Tensor, the same as the Pixel 6 Pro flagship (with an 8-core chip and a 20-core GPU), and our review confirms that this chip takes performance in both ...

Six months into the Pixel 6's tenure, though, Google's seemingly turned it around. Today, the Pixel 6 is still one of the best Android phones you can buy — and still one we heartily recommend.

If Google can solve the steady complaints, the Pixel 6 Pro will be one of the most outstanding smartphones you can buy. Here's a long-term review at Google's heavyweight contender.

Since this is a Google Pixel phone, you get Google’s Pixel experience on top of Android. I’m a big fan of this software, like I was on previous Pixels and the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro.

For Prime Day, the Google Pixel 6 is $100 off, and if you’re looking for something even more powerful, our upgrade pick—its sibling, the Google Pixel 6 Pro —is an even better deal, at $200 off.

The Google Pixel 6a does feature a different camera than the Pixel 6/6 Pro. Instead of a 50MP shooter, the Pixel 6a has a 12.2MP dual-pixel wide camera with a slightly smaller ƒ/1.7 aperture.

The Pixel 6 measures 6.2 height x 2.9 width x 0.4 depth (inches), and the Pixel 6 Pro at 6.5-inch x 3.0-inch x 0.4-inch. On paper, these aren’t huge differences, but they add up to make a big ...