Google Pixel 6 Pro – Unlocked Android 5G smartphone with 50-megapixel camera and wide-angle lens 128 GB – Stormy Black

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Magic Eraser is another big new software upgrade, which you access through the gallery element of the app. It’s designed to let you remove subjects that you don’t want to be included in your photos – for example, photo bombers.

It’s an impressive point-and-shoot camera, and we found that it delivered great results in a variety of scenarios.This isn’t a must-have feature for many, but we enjoyed it, and it complements the impressive display quality, and you’ll notice a difference if you’re swapping from a phone with a 60Hz refresh rate. On the front of the phone you’ll find an 11.1MP selfie camera with an f/2.2 aperture. In our testing we found that this gave us nice-looking portrait shots, good picture quality for video calls, and natural skin tones in our selfies.

HDR, Panorama, Slow Motion, Time Lapse, Night Mode, AI Features, Scene Detection, Macro, Pro Mode, Bokeh Mode, Portrait Mode, Self Timer, Burst Mode, Red Eye Correction, Automatic Mode The Pixel 6 Pro is disappointingly only available in 128GB or 256GB variants in the UK (a 512GB model is available elsewhere, such as the US and Australia). Considering that this is the brand’s first real attempt at a top-tier phone, with plenty of high-end specs elsewhere, we would have liked to see the option of 512GB more widely available, or even 1TB of storage for true power users. Super Res Zoom, Pixel Shift, Macro Focus, Real Tone, Movie Motion Blur, Guided Frame, Photo Unblur, Cinematic Blur, Magic Eraser, Motion Mode, Face Unblur, Top Shot, Portrait-Lighting This much cheaper alternative to the Pixel 6 Pro gives you the same user interface, and a similar design, but with corners cut in quite a few areas to lower the price. One notable software development here is called Real Tone, which is a default element of the camera, and which Google says enables the cameras to capture more natural-looking skin tones in photos of people of color. Google has worked with a number of photographers to find ways of rendering darker skin tones more accurately.

For example, we found the phone had around 10% leftover at the end of the day when we went to charge it. This isn’t the sort of phone that is going to last you multiple days, unless you’re a particularly light user. If you’re pushing your phone harder, for example using GPS features, or shooting lots of video, you may find you need to top it up before the end of the day. Ultra Wideband (UWB), Wi-Fi 6 (ax), 120Hz Amoled Display, Optical Zoom, Mobile Communications Standard 5G This Pro phone focuses on toher departments. It has a fantastic-looking screen, more processing power and faster charging, but won't compete in terms of photography prowess. The Pixel 6 Pro is the first phone from the company to run on Google’s own silicon rather than Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chipsets. The chipset here is called Google Tensor.