Best Buy has
128GB Google Pixel 6 5G Unlocked Phone (various colors) on sale for
$549.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
kgorilla for sharing this deal.
Available (select the "Activate later one-time payment" option, otherwise you will save $50 but will have to sign up for a mobile plan)
:Note, Going in/out of stock, Not available in many zip codes.
- 6.4" 2400x1080 90Hz (at FHD+ Resolution) OLED Display at 411 ppi
- Google Tensor Titan M2 Processor
- 128GB Storage Capacity
- 8GB LPDDR5 RAM
- Battery:
- Minimum 4524 mAh
- Typical 4614 mAh5
- Ports: USB Type-C 3.1 Gen 1
- Wireless:
- Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) with 2.4G+5GHz+6GHz, HE160, MIMO
- Bluetooth v5.2 with dual antennas for enhanced quality and connection
- NFC
- Google Cast
- Dual Band GNSS
- Camera:
- Rear:
- 50 MP Octa PD Quad Bayer wide camera
- 1.2 μm pixel width
- ƒ/1.85 aperture
- 82° field of view
- 1/1.31" image sensor size
- Super Res Zoom up to 7x11
- 12 MP ultrawide camera
- 1.25 μm pixel width
- ƒ/2.2 aperture
- 114° field of view
- Lens correction
- LDAF (laser detect auto focus) sensor
- OIS (optical image stabilization)
- Spectral and flicker sensor
- Fast camera launcher
- Front:
- 8 MP
- 1.12 μm pixel width
- ƒ/2.0 aperture
- Fixed focus
- 84° wide field of view
- Video:
- Rear Camera:
- 4K video recording at 30 FPS, 60 FPS
- 1080p video recording at 30 FPS, 60 FPS
- Front camera:
- 1080p video recording at 30 FPS
- 1-Year Manufacturer's Warranty (parts & labor)
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The fingerprint reader is balls. Even with the recent fix, it still fails to read my thumb semi-regularly. It's better than it was at launch but that's not saying a lot.
The battery life is balls. Google Tensor is pretty good as a first effort on a Google/Samsung co-developed SoC but it has all the drawbacks of Exynos hardware combined with all the drawbacks of Google software. One of these drawbacks is that standby battery life is bad.
The signal strength is balls. This phone uses a Samsung Exynos modem instead of a Qualcomm modem. I guess this is one big reason why the phone can be so much cheaper than Apple and Samsung, which both use expensive Qualcomm modems in North America.
Supposedly there is face unlock code in the source, Google just didn't have it in at launch. Because the fingerprint reader sucks, everyone is hoping it will be coming in a feature drop.
First, the fingerprint reader. It's slower than the back-mounted readers of past Pixels. BUT it is reliable and easy to get used to. Sometimes you just have to leave your thumb on a little longer.
Second, battery life is fine. I get to bedtime every day with pretty heavy use at about 20%. That's with a Fitbit Sense syncing, lots of pics/vids, 3-5 hours SOT, and more. If I need to add some juice, it charges rapidly from 0-50 and then from 50-80% a little more slowly. Again, this phone's battery life is fine.
Third, performance is good. It's as fast or faster than iPhone 12, and doesn't feel slower than my wife's 13 Pro, but I assume that's more powerful. Signal strength is also comparable to iPhone and others... Not the best, but good.
All in all, it's a premium, great package @ $600 and great for less than that. As a longtime Pixel user, it's the best Pixel yet.
edit: after using it for a few days. yes it's better but still crap shoot and kinda buggy
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Hilarious.. earlier there was 1 phone available at a target in the next county. Not a available for shipping at all and not this price for another 3 days, thanks for the TD.
edit: I'd rather buy from Google because of how their support acts if you didn't, but I def. don't hold target in high regards, certainly not as high as best buy, my $.02
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https://www.bestbuy.com/site/goog...Id=64836
Choose the Activate later (Unlocked) option for $549 pricing
New line pricing for Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint:
Verizon - $499
T-Mobile - $449
AT&T - $449
Sprint - $449
Line upgrade pricing for Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint - $549
nm, looks like really shoddy display of pricing. That's new line. Otherwise $50 off aint bad but google store offered way more trade in for my s20 fe
def recommend this phone. It's awesome
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nm, looks like really shoddy display of pricing. That's new line. Otherwise $50 off aint bad but google store offered way more trade in for my s20 fe
def recommend this phone. It's awesome
You like it more than your s20 Fe?? that's what I have but I can't justify paying more. SD card slot, Samsung pay, Samsung Dex, and 120 hertz screen. I really like the updates for years on the Google but Samsung just packs in so many features.