When will I get my trade-in mailer to return my phone? From the trade-in confirmation screen: "You should receive a prepaid Trade In kit within seven business days after your new phone ships. Use this kit to send us your old phone". You will get an email confirmation that the mailer is being shipped to you, and that email will contain tracking info.
How does payment work with this trade-in? You pay for the entire phone up-front. The trade-in value will be credited back to your method of payment after your trade has been mailed in and assessed for value.
Does the trade-in mailer come with the delivery of the Pixel 6a/buds? No, it is a separate mailing.
Get 10% back in Store credit on Google Store purchases
Sweeten the deal and get a 10% google store credit for future google store purchases, if you sign up for Google One 2TB storage plan for 1 month (cost is $9.99/mo)
https://one.google.com/
WARNING: This relates to the 10% discount for purchasing 2 TB of Google One Storage. If you are upgrading your current paid plan, such as 100 GB, to the 2 TB plan, you will not receive the 10% credit for your purchases until the current billing cycle ends. Only then will purchases provide you the 10% credit 30 days after your order ships. Your subscription will immediately update to 2 TB but your billing account is still your old plan until the next billing cycle. You need to either wait to buy the phone, risking it goes OOS, or use a different Google account.
WARNING: I just upgraded and it gave me 10% credit. To the extent the above warning implies that you must wait to buy phone with store credit, this appears to be incorrect. You do may need to wait 30-60 days to receive the credit, depending on when your billing period starts and when the credit issues, which means you may be hit with a $9.99 billing cycle or two before the credit shows up, but $50 - $9.99 (x2) = $30.02 net profit if this occurs. The real danger is forgetting to cancel, set a Google calendar entry to downgrade/cancel your Google One. YMMV.
Q: What's a good case?
A: I bought this one because I wanted more protection and to show off the beautiful sage green color... and because Amazon has next day delivery and I want it NOW: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
I saw a $105 Refund Credited to PayPal / credit card. What is this?
Some are seeing a partial refund/credit, however this has typically been charged to the account again (i.e. you won't keep it as an extra discount). Speculation is this has something to do with the Pixel Buds portion of the offer. This is not believed to be related to the trade-in aspect of this offer.
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the reviews stating the slow finger print reader is concerning.
If i can go back in time, I would not buy the pixel 6 because the fingerprint reader is embarrassingly slow and misreads if you change lighting conditions. It's simply awful and makes checking the phone a chore. I hate it. No screen protector issue, not my phone (it was exchanged), and it's a common complaint. If you are coming from a phone that had even an average sensor, this will annoy you to no end.
The Google Tensor chips have such unreliable and poor mobile connections that a significant number of users have to reboot regularly or toggle airplane mode on/off just to get data working. It always happens when i drive. Check reddits pixel subs for more info. It doesn't look like any of those issues will be fixed because they simply aren't fixed in the flagships.
It seems to be an issue when you transition towers, so if you travel a lot or travel through dead zones, it'll happen more frequently. An unacceptable problem most in-studio reviews don't address, but real-world users struggle with, and have been since launch.
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Link:
https://store.google.co
Google adapter (no charging) $12:
https://store.google.co
$9 Apple adapter works but doesn't have charging:
https://www.apple.com/shop/produc...ck-adapter
FYI, there are several Reddit threads of third party audio adapters that work/don't work but people ultimately recommend using the Apple, Samsung or Google audio adapters. If you want to get a third party one make sure it has DAC support built-in. Alternatively you can search Amazon for: USB-C 3.5 mm DAC. I would still read the reviews etc. I personally would just go with one from Google, Apple or Samsung.
Edit: found "If you return the phone you bought with your trade-in, you'll receive the trade-in value as a Google Store credit in your account."
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It seems people in this thread are confused. The Pixel 6A uses a completely new fingerprint scanner that is flawless (per several media reviewers) - this new fingerprint scanner was confirmed at the Google I/O conference. Therefore it does not have the fingerprint scanning issue various Pixel 6 users reported. Google and various 3rd parties sell USB-C 3.5mm adapters with charging (or without). The adapter needs to have DAC support built-in.
Google adapter (no charging) $12:
https://store.google.co
Google store USB-C audio adapter with charging:
https://store.google.co
The Apple adapter has no charging and is $9:
https://www.apple.com/shop/produc...ck-adapter
FYI, there are several Reddit threads of third party audio adapters that work/don't work but people ultimately recommend using the Apple, Samsung or Google audio adapters. If you want to get a third party one make sure it has DAC support built-in. Alternatively you can search Amazon for: USB-C 3.5 mm DAC. I would still read the reviews etc. I personally would just go with one from Google, Apple or Samsung.
There is a huge caveat though. If you're an existing customer (4 lines for me for about 7 years) and are happy to be locked into T-Mobile for 2 years (I am) you might be able to get the "add a new line" requirement waived for their "free-after-24-monthly-billing-credits" deal. I know because I just did. They're letting me do it on all 4 lines if I want without adding additional lines. This ends up matching their 3a promo from way back and is better than the Google deal (for me) since I get to keep my old 3a as a backup. Total cost is just tax on $449.
I got a S21 FE and it's okay, I never used a Pixel in my life, maybe I'm missing out?
I do what to try one but the issues always scared me off but Samsung phone IMO aren't as good as the old (Note 9) IMO.
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I got a S21 FE and it's okay, I never used a Pixel in my life, maybe I'm missing out?
I do what to try one but the issues always scared me off but Samsung phone IMO aren't as good as the old (Note 9) IMO.
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