The new Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro comes with the Tensor chipset and they bring several upgrades, and improvements over the build, software, and much more.<\/b>
\nAt today\u2019s Google Pixel Fall Event, the company finally unveiled the much anticipated Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro flagship devices. The new Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro devices arrive with the company\u2019s own Tensor chipset and bring several upgrades, enhancements, and improvements over the build quality, software features, camera, and much more. Before we get started, the two devices have a lot of similarities in terms of design, but there are quite a few changes when looking at the specs sheet. Because of this, we\u2019ll take a look at each device separately further down below. Most of the camera features are the same, according to the official specification sheet that we received. Both the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro will have the Magic Eraser, Motion Mode, Real Tone, Face Unblur, Panorama, Manual white balancing, Locked Folder, Night Sight, Top Shop, Portrait Mode\/Light, Super Res Zoom, Motion Autofocus, Frequent Faces, Dual exposure controls, Live HDR+, and Cinematic Pan. Both devices can record up to 4K video at 30\/60fps using the read camera, however, the Pixel 6 can only record up to 1080p at 30fps using the front camera, while the Pixel 6 Pro can do 4K at 30fps, or 1080p at 30\/60fps. In terms of video features, both devices have the same functionality, so it\u2019s great to see that you won\u2019t miss out on features. When it gets to payments and authentication, both devices feature an under-display fingerprint sensor, and both devices lack the Active Edge pressure-sensitive sides, which was personally one of my favorite features to trigger Google Assistant. Both devices have a USB-C 3.1 port on the bottom, and they both feature a Dual SIM (Single Nano Sim and eSim) slots. The Pixel 6 Series also features stereo speakers with noise suppression, and have 3 microphones. When it gets to connectivity, they both have Wi-Fi6E, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, Google Cast capability, the same GPS technologies, and only the Pixel 6 Pro feature an Ultra-Wideband chip for accurate ranging and spatial orientation. Both devices have sub-6GHz and mmWave capabilities, and both will receive 5 years of Pixel updates, including security patches, software updates, and the familiar Pixel Drops updates. In terms of durability, both devices have a Gorilla Glass Victus cover glass, and an edgeless Victus Gorilla Glass on the back, and they\u2019re both IP68 rated for dust and water. In the US, you\u2019ll get a 1-year of warranty. The Google Pixel 6 has a 6.4-inch FHD+ (1080 x 2400) OLED display with 411 PPI. It\u2019s a 90Hz Smooth Display and has a 20:9 aspect ratio and support for HDR and 24-bit depth for 16 million colors. The device weighs 207 g (7.30 oz), and it has a dimension of 158.6 height x 74.8 width x 8.9 depth (mm), or 6.2 height x 2.9 width x 0.4 depth (inches). The Pixel 6 Pro has a 6.7-inch QHD+ (1440 x 3120) LTPO OLED display with 512 PPI. It supports up to 120Hz and has a 19.5:9 aspect ratio, and support for HDR and 24-bit depth for 16 million colors. It weighs 201 g (7.41 oz), and it has a dimension of 163.9 height x 75.9 width x 8.9 depth (mm), or 6.5 height x 3.0 width x 0.4 depth (inches). In terms of power, it\u2019ll be powered by Google\u2019s own Tensor chipset, which is based on the 5nm technology. It\u2019ll also have the Titan M2 security processor to protect personal information and such. The Pixel 6 has 8GB of RAM and 128\/256GB storage options, while the Pixel 6 Pro comes with 12GB of RAM and 128\/256\/512GB variants. Both devices have UFS 3.1 fast storage. The Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro have a 50MP main sensor with 1.2\u03bcm pixel width, f\/1.85,82-degree field of view, and the Pixel 6 also supports Super Res Zoom up to 7x. Both devices also have a 12MP ultrawide camera with 1.25\u03bcm pixel width, f\/2.2, and 114-degree field of view. The Pixel 6 Pro also receives a 48MP telephoto camera with 0.8 \u03bcm pixel width, f\/3.5, \u00bd\u201d image sensor,4x optical zoom, and Super Res Zoom with telephoto up to 20x. Both devices feature LDAF, OIS, Spectral, and flicker sensor, and the Pro also supports Optical and EIS on both the wide and telephoto sensors. The selfie camera on the standard Pixel 6 features an 8MP 1.12\u03bcm, f\/2.0 sensor, while the Pixel 6 Pro has an 11.1MP 1.22\u03bcm, f\/2.2 sensor with a wider field of view (84 on Pixel 6,94 on Pro). Google says that it has a \u201cBeyond 24-hour battery life\u201d, whatever that means, and up to 48-hour battery life with the Extreme Battery Saver feature turned on. In terms of capacity, it features a 4,614 mAh battery for the standard Pixel 6, and 5,003 mAh for the Pro, and it supports fast-charging up to 30W using a USB-C with a USB-PD power adapter, which is sold separately. It supports Qi-charging, battery share, and fast wireless charging up to 21W for the Pixel 6, and up to 23W for the Pixel 6 Pro using the new Pixel Stand (2nd gen). Google says that a quick 30-minute charge will provide up to 50% charge. In the US, Google will include a 1m USB-C to USB-C cable, the user guide, a SIM tool, and a Quick switch adapter in the box. There\u2019s no wall charger included, which shouldn\u2019t be too surprising. The Pixel 6 will be available in 3 colors, Stormy Black, Kinda Coral, and Sorta Seafoam. The Pixel 6 Pro will be available in Stormy Black, Cloudy White, and Sorta Sunny color options. The Pixel 6 will start from $599, while the Pixel 6 Pro will start at $899 for the 128GB model. Both devices are now available for pre-order. 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