What a genuine review man ... Really fed-up with the paid reviews on UA-cam. Found one genuine UA-camr.... Keep maintaining the same... Definitely you will stand out ....
I'm looking to buy pixel 6a in BBD rather than iPhone 13, what's your opinion on that is that justifying decision. I'm only bothering about 18 w slow charging..... Pls suggest me.....
Ah Oh yeah you need to take this video down there's too much truth in it lol Suggesting someone shouldn't buy a Pixel until Google fixes the issues on the phone is a cardinal sin for #TeamPixel. I'm subscribing right now💪🏽😎
Thanks for the review. Can you confirm how is the network stability and performance? Especially, since there are several comments which are battering the modem used & also relating it to one of the causes of heating on Mobile data.
Price fluctuations are something I cannot comment on. But it has been better since the Android 13 update. So that's good news. I'll be putting out a video this weekend to share my experience after Android 13.
Are you facing any accidental touch issues with this phone? I face this issue a lot on my pixel 4a, resulting in pocket dials or most of the time entering random passcode while in pocket
Hi Shreyas! As a person who isn't that much proficient in Hindi, it is difficult for me to understand what leaders speak/debate in Parliament. I came to know that #Google #Pixel6a has an Live Translation feature. So, Is it possible to view Live Translated captions while watching Sansad TV ?
What people don’t realize or care about that want a high refresh rate is it kills your battery faster. I’ll take a good quality 60 hertz display anytime if it increases battery life.
I agree. Also the SOC is to blame. Because the battery would be stellar with a better fabrication process and still manage a 90Hz display with 7-8 hrs SOT.
@@TechThatOut clearly Google has some work to do on the Tensor chip and optimizing the battery. While I’ll agree 60 hertz is outdated, I simply think it’s ridiculous people obsess so much. The 6a looks to be an excellent and smooth running phone. That’s all that should matter.
@@TechThatOut I’ve used the s22, the Moto Edge 2021 both had a higher refresh rate. Even the a13 5g that had a 90 hertz refresh rate. And other phones with either 90 or 120 hertz refresh rate. If you are scrolling super fast,yes it’s noticeable. But I’d argue no one really scrolls like that in every day life. I think most of the people saying it’s a deal breaker are the tech snobs that want the latest and greatest. Your average consumer wouldn’t even notice the difference much less care that much about it when buying a 6a. I’m a huge smartphone fanatic and even I don’t care about high refresh rate. Mainly because it’s a gimmick that kills battery life.
I feel it's open to interpretation and choice. I personally love it and all my displays (phone, tablet, monitor, TV) apart from 6a are 120 Hz. So yeah.
@@VishnuVardhan-tn2iz yes it's heats alot with mobile data. Also i updated to 13 beta and it reduces heating but not very effectively. I still feel heat while using normal day to day tasks with mobile data on.
What a genuine review man ...
Really fed-up with the paid reviews on UA-cam.
Found one genuine UA-camr....
Keep maintaining the same... Definitely you will stand out ....
So nice of you. Thank you
I'm looking to buy pixel 6a in BBD rather than iPhone 13, what's your opinion on that is that justifying decision. I'm only bothering about 18 w slow charging.....
Pls suggest me.....
Buy the way right now I'm a Android user...
0-80% is fast but last 20% is slow.
Good review. Was thinking of getting this phone but I'll hold off for now. Thank you :)
Thanks😁
Ah Oh yeah you need to take this video down there's too much truth in it lol
Suggesting someone shouldn't buy a Pixel until Google fixes the issues on the phone is a cardinal sin for #TeamPixel.
I'm subscribing right now💪🏽😎
Appreciate your dark humour comment😂
welcome back shreyas, nice video!!
Thank you so much 😀
Thanks for the review.
Can you confirm how is the network stability and performance? Especially, since there are several comments which are battering the modem used & also relating it to one of the causes of heating on Mobile data.
I am not having any such issues
I'm sure you didn't expect android 13 to be rolled out on the very next day after your upload! Did it bring any fixes?
I was expecting September. But I'm yet to extensively use the Pixel 6a. But will bring another review based on Android 13
Awesome review man
Glad you enjoyed it
bro i heard lot about network issue
What ur stand on it plzzz
Im getting pixel 6a .. around 19k ... On exchange and Flipkart sale discount... Can I buy now or wait till Diwali...? Pls suggest me bro ❤️
Price fluctuations are something I cannot comment on. But it has been better since the Android 13 update. So that's good news. I'll be putting out a video this weekend to share my experience after Android 13.
@@TechThatOut Tnxx bro ❤️
Are you facing any accidental touch issues with this phone? I face this issue a lot on my pixel 4a, resulting in pocket dials or most of the time entering random passcode while in pocket
Nope. No issues.
The Pixel 4a could have been because of the rear fingerprint sensor as it gets unlocked sometimes with hands in pockets. So yeah
Hi Shreyas!
As a person who isn't that much proficient in Hindi, it is difficult for me to understand what leaders speak/debate in Parliament.
I came to know that #Google #Pixel6a has an Live Translation feature.
So, Is it possible to view Live Translated captions while watching Sansad TV ?
What people don’t realize or care about that want a high refresh rate is it kills your battery faster. I’ll take a good quality 60 hertz display anytime if it increases battery life.
I agree. Also the SOC is to blame. Because the battery would be stellar with a better fabrication process and still manage a 90Hz display with 7-8 hrs SOT.
@@TechThatOut clearly Google has some work to do on the Tensor chip and optimizing the battery. While I’ll agree 60 hertz is outdated, I simply think it’s ridiculous people obsess so much. The 6a looks to be an excellent and smooth running phone. That’s all that should matter.
I agree. I tried to communicate the same. Since I primarily use flagships, it does feel like an eye sore
@@TechThatOut I’ve used the s22, the Moto Edge 2021 both had a higher refresh rate. Even the a13 5g that had a 90 hertz refresh rate. And other phones with either 90 or 120 hertz refresh rate. If you are scrolling super fast,yes it’s noticeable. But I’d argue no one really scrolls like that in every day life. I think most of the people saying it’s a deal breaker are the tech snobs that want the latest and greatest. Your average consumer wouldn’t even notice the difference much less care that much about it when buying a 6a. I’m a huge smartphone fanatic and even I don’t care about high refresh rate. Mainly because it’s a gimmick that kills battery life.
I feel it's open to interpretation and choice. I personally love it and all my displays (phone, tablet, monitor, TV) apart from 6a are 120 Hz.
So yeah.
Hows the fingerprint reader?
It's slow, but not horrible. Issue is with the unregistered ones working
Do you recommend to upgrade from p4a?
Ofc bro , is battery on 4a fine ?
Yeah, I think it is a significant upgrade
@@VishnuVardhan-tn2iz that's only issue
4 to 4.5 hrs SOT
I think upgrade in the
1.battery only
5G Wil take some time
Other wise same
hey i m using iphone xs shoud i go for 6a or 12 mini
Coming bck to Android
You can 6a is good option but try to buy in big billion days on Deepavali you get some best offers ...
12 mini is too good if you love small phones.
All depend on your preference of OS
Hi shreyas , don't know why Google tries to ignore this issue like it's our ex
No idea
I heard there excessive heating issues with 6a while using on mobile data . Did yu face this ? Shreya s
Slightly yes. But not overheating
@@VishnuVardhan-tn2iz yes it's heats alot with mobile data. Also i updated to 13 beta and it reduces heating but not very effectively. I still feel heat while using normal day to day tasks with mobile data on.