Google Pixel 6 Pro 5G, US Version, 128GB, Stormy Black – Unlocked (Renewed)

El celular me ha parecido una joya, en ambas cámaras, en zoom es bueno, pero no excelente, me gusta ir a conciertos y a veces grabar ¿no? Entonces para mí en el zoom es una joya, tanto para fotos como vídeos, (de referencia pongo vallas general B foro sol hacía el escenario), no se compara al S21 ultra que es su competencia directa en Zoom, pero es una joya. Cuando haces Zoom no se hace ese “filtro” como si se empezara a hacer pintura tu foto, en vez de ser una foto.
Otros pros: la velocidad del celular, la multi-tarea (no se cierran las apps o se reinicia el feed después de estar mucho tiempo sin usarlas, a excepción de Facebook), la calidad de la pantalla es hermosa, y para ver vídeos en YT, Netflix, HBO es bonito, lo malo en ocasiones es que si ves vídeos oscuros notas las partes “apagadas” de la pantalla por el tipo de pantalla que tiene el celular

Contras de mi uso de día a día:
Se calienta, y a veces molesto, pero es tolerable, de referencia el celular más caliente que he tenido es un iPhone 6s en videollamada que no se puede ni tocar. El Poco x3 Pro no se sentía tan caliente cuando se ponía caliente.
Si quieren llegar a usar redes Altan tienen que usar un método llamado Shizuku obligatoriamente, no es necesario root, solo una computadora y ya, pero no en todas las compañias Altan funciona ya que hay compañías de Altan que te quitan la señal, por ejemplo Diri, esta te cancela tu señal pero te ofrece Diri Light y ya funciona (es más caro).
Si quieren tener 5G necesitan tener rooteado el teléfono y agarra bien.

Quitando los contras, me llegó 10/10 con el vendedor que inicia con “Chubb”, aún sigue con garantía directa con Google pero obvio en México no se puede usar, pero así de “nuevo” me llegó, sin detalles, sin rasguños, sin nada, sin si quiera los clásicos detalles en las esquinas inferiores del celular de que se “raspa” la parte trasera cuando lo agarramos, la calidad es impresionante y es mi segundo renewed con este vendedor.

Edit: Agrego fotos del zoom que tiene.

This phone is a solid performer and more than handles any task you could throw at it! I’d strongly suggest this over the Pixel 7 Pro! While it is a year older, it has similar specs, and being in the IT industry, I work for a company that bulk purchased a fleet of Pixel 7 Pros less than a year ago. So far, three have failed with horrible screen issues. There are threads all over the internet that delve into this and it is a huge issue with the 7 Pros. The 6 Pro doesn’t seem to have those issues and seems to have a better build quality. Plus, the 6 Pro is an amazing deal in the used market!

I ordered the renewed good condition and was expecting to receive a phone in decent condition. What I got was basically a phone in perfect condition! No scratches on the body, screen or back camera of the phone. And the Pixel 6 Pro is such an amazing phone. I had the 6A before and that was a total letdown (battery drained super fast after a couple months and charging port was so loose it would not charge). I also had the iPhone 13 mini and Z flip 4 before this and this phone outperforms both by miles. I heard others say the 6 Pro was better than the 7 Pro and I’m glad I listened to them haha. I would recommend anyone looking for a decent price but powerful phone to grab a Pixel 6 Pro. Oh and I also got it for only $200 (price fluctuates so just keep watching) so that was a plus 😀

Got like new one gives you good quality photos and best processing for multimedia things.

First time utilizing Amazon renewable services, so certainly not trying to convey a wealth of experience. I ordered the Pixel 6 pro, paid $298. Brand new retail was $650. The unit I ordered was listed in “Excellent” condition.

I received a generic box that included the phone which was professionally encased in a foam cover, a sim key, cable packaged, and charger sealed in plastic. The charger and cable appear to be new, the charger is a black samsung fast charger. Additionally they include a return label (in case you wish to send back the phone), and Amazon offers a 90 day return window. (normal is 60 day)

The phone was clean (no smudges or fingerprints), and free from any blemishes. The only sign it was not brand new was a little discoloration near the microphone and that may have been just the color of the protective screen.

The phone booted up to the home screen with no data on it(like it had been tested). I factory reset it and the phone linked with my google account and Sim with no issues. I did need a double usb c cable(not included) to transfer data from my old phone (Pixel 2) to the new Pixel 6 Pro. The whole set up process was easy and the phone appears to be fully functional.

The initial review of the phone itself. I bought this to replace a Pixel 7 (not a pro) that had a laundry list of problems including the dreaded spontaneously cracking rear camera lens. (Amazon accepted my return for a partial refund, Google would not honor warranty claim.) My previous (to the Pixel 7)phone and the one I used in the interim was the Pixel 2 (love the pixel 2 all time favorite phone, just hasn’t been supported since 2020, so is a little buggy, and battery life is terrible.)

The Pixel 6 pro has an amazing camera set up. 4 times optical zoom and up to 20x digital zoom. That being said I recognize the specs are better than both the Pixel 7 and 2, but Im not sure how many photos I take that truly take advantage of the increased capability. All three phones were completely adequate.

The processor on all three phones is faster than I am, so Im not sure I can really rate the difference, but it is plenty fast and years of updates coming.

Where I am super happy, the fingerprint scanner, the pixel 7 never worked very well, (maybe 1 out of 10, and I often had to wet my thumb for biometric authentication which made it better but still maybe 5 out of 10), nothing I did made a significant improvement(no protector, w/ protector, reinput fingerprints etc.). The pixel 2 is the best fingerprint scanner I have ever used (I really like it being placed on the rear and using my index finger.) That said the Pixel 6 Pro has the screen thumbprint scanner like the 7, but it works 9 out of 10 times, and honestly I think the 10th time may be because I miss the spot with my thumb. So huge improvement over the 7 and I can only hope google goes back to the rear one in the future(not holding my breath)

Size, its taller than the 7, it is a pro, and both the regular 6 and 7 are much larger than the 2. I really liked the 2’s size <6 inches, but none of the top phones are sub 6 inches anymore, and going from the 7 to the 6 pro really hasn't changed where I can put it or how I use it. So overall not a negative factor for me, but a both 7 and 6 pro are a little big for the front pocket.

My initial impressions are really good, I am pleasantly surprised with Amazons renewal service, and the price point is fantastic (46% of new cost), also it is nice to give new life to a piece of tech that otherwise may have gone to the landfill. The pixel 6 pro at least initially seems to not have any of the issues I suffered through with the 7, the fingerprint scanner works, the USB C port works consistently, hopefully no issues with the screen or camera lens, I have protectors on both and a Spigen case. Also, the pro model has a significantly better fit and finish despite being a model year older. According to the specs a 6 pro beats a 7 regular in almost every area.

Amazon incentivizing using this service with extending the return window and even including the return receipt makes using this renewal service an excellent option. My phone looked brand new, I did see in the reviews that some people had some blemishes on the body. I am always going to put a case on it, I would have been ok with some minor blemishes , if everything works and the lens and screen are perfect, but everyone is different. I will update if anything changes.