Still love my pixel 3 in 2024. Hesitated to upgrade because of how big new phones have gotten. It's ridiculous. I might eventually get the 8 refurbished. 9 is nice but I'm not shelling out a grand for a phone
As an owner of the pixel you don't get unlimited photos if you buy the phone pre owned Edit: some people did get unlimited storage apparently I didn’t for some reason but yeah for some people it’s a thing so
@@HunnzThey did this to match their smartphone to the year of release (I find it more practical) for example the Galaxy s24 was released in 2024 same for the s21 which was released in 2021
Chinese skip the number 4 because its the same pronounciation like death. Imagine: Iphone number death. Many Chinese are budism and they beliefe its a bad sign to call the phone number like a death. In German the number 9 in english is pronounced like the German Word No. But we don't belief thats a bad sign. Maybe we will make a joke.
I remember the pixel 1 was thicker at the top snd thinner at the bottom. This was too explicitly avoid a camera bump. Such a cool design feature that most didn't noticed
I still use this phone as a Spotify machine hooked up to my home speaker. Set Spotify to play on it, then use my current pixel 8 pro as a remote control.
I bought this phone just prior to the pandemic and it was my main phone all the way to 2021. Even tho the phone was over 3 years old it still held up very well. It really blew my away with UI and smoothness. It worked flawlessly. Def one of my favorite phones that i owned and used.
@@xninja2369 not all phones have unlockable bootloader and not everyone has the expertise or time to constantly troubleshoot issues like device integrity breaking because of a bad fingerprint. You simply buy the phone, press quick share on the photos and it will do the rest automatically.
@@servantbyday Ngl I'm in the "overplayed" group, I just see so many videos that use P5 OST that I'm sick of it, at least I'm glad that my favourite OST from that game is very rarely used
It's still useful, that is if one is on a 3a, which I am. I get so sick of saying "hey google", so I squeeze the damn thing and we're off to the races. : )
Had the pixel 3a and i absolutely loved it. Was still using it last year. Definitely the best phone ive used. Their android version is just so clean and not bloated
Genuine question..why do old phones get slow doing even the most basic stuff that they were doing when they came out..for example just using the ui, opening the play store, watching TH-cam etc.
Apps get updated over time, adding new stuff that inadvertently slows them down. If you do a factory reset and only use the versions that came with the phone it'll likely feel just as fast as day one. Battery degradation might contribute too. As a battery gets older, it might not be able to push the same amount of power as it once could. Going back to the app thing, you likely have dozens more apps on your phone that are running in the background than when you first got the phone. Tl;dr your phone does a lot more after so many years than it did when you first got it and might not be in the best condition
processor is not the cause for it. I had an old xiaomi phone which after purchasing, i didnt use much and is still in my cupboard. The stock rom was very snappy and smooth. The miui 11 was super janky and slow despite updating from android 8 to 9. the muiu 11 was tough to deal with. TH-cam in other hand runs fine in my old moto g6 until the battery is charged. it is also a respectable 5 year old phone and is amazing.
imo stock androids tend to lag less than these stupid skinned os. Heck even the s7 edge lags to this day and using a custom rom eliminates every single negative aspect of that thing.
Pixel OG is the first and last Google phone I bought. I had a terrible experience with it due to the motherboard faulty issue where it was overheating constantly even with minimal usage. It led to another issue where it would stuck on boot loading and I had to put it in a fridge/freezer for few minutes for it to start normally. That motherboard issue also causes the sound disabled. I only used it for almost a year and had to buy new phone. Don't get me wrong, apart from that the software experience is terrific. I love the camera quality it was ahead of its time and the stock android was clean to use. I always contemplate on buying another Google phone every time they release new ones but somehow scared to make the move because the experience left bitter taste in my mouth. I have been using Oneplus 6T ever since and love this phone to death Its been 5 years now with no issue but looking to buy Oneplus 12 for my next phone because I see rave reviews everywhere. I was also considering Pixel 8a but after looking into the reviews I would not want one.
I believe the 821 might be a bit rough nowadays, but man the 845 of the s9 and poco f1 aged well, I know 5 people still hapilly running galaxy 1 galaxy s9, 1 poço f1 and 3 galaxy note 9s. Man the Samsung aged well in every aspect, surprisingly even battery life is usable on the notes.
I think the 821 would load things slowly, but still definitely useable tbh. It depends on what standards you have really. I had the OG Pixel until 2021 and it was very reliable and never crashed or anything, even if it was a little slow towards the end sometimes.
I own the Pixel, Pixel 3 and the 7 Pro and have always been happy with them. The first Pixel also was my first ever Android Phone and I instantly fell in love with the experience.
pixel haptics might be the best overall, I bought my first pixel in 2021 (a used 4 XL) and currently have a 7. Hadn't experienced haptics this good like ever, I think they could be even better than iPhone haptics.
Don’t forget the short lived Google Play Edition phones. HTC M7 and M8, a couple versions of Motorola and Samsung phones that ran stock android before the nexus line became a thing.
I think what made phones so special back in this time was that they lack so much and gave some as well. It kept the competition very steep. You had so many different options of phones. Nowadays you can literally throw a rock in any direction and hit a great phone every time. #teampixel
My Pixel 1 could barely hold a charge 3 years after release, but damn was that thing a trooper. The durability was excellent, thing felt like a tank. It simply doesn't turn on anymore. Not a surprise, but RIP Pixel 1.
Sorry for going a little off topic, but I have this Pixel 3a with the sensor on the back, and it works fine, I only wish, sometimes, that it had face ID. It's not a big thing, but sometimes the little things make for little wishes. : )
I like the side sensor most on my xz1c. with my og pixel if it was sitting on a table I either had to pick it up for fingerprint or type in my passcode. with my xperia I always have access to the fingerprint sensor.
@@TheJunky228 I'm not being rational, but I'm now missing my Sony Z3. It didn't have a side sensor but it was a good phone. I'm going to research that xz1c in any case.
Honestly I've loved my launch day pixel 6 for 3 years now, the primary camera and interesting software features punch upwards on phones literally double the price.
Bought a 6 pro last year and I am in love with this device. The stock Android experience, the camera, the performance and its display. I really wish this had a longer battery life but not reason enough for me to choose anything else. I love this.
I did consider getting one used. I got a blue Pixel 2 instead. Loved that phone, used it for quite a while until I got a OnePlus 7t. I now have an Xperia 5 mk.IV (great names Sony...) and while I love the hardware, I do miss the software of the Pixel, as well as that era of OnePlus software.
I had the blue Pixel XL and loved it. After that I moved to the OnePlus 7T in 2019. Still rocking that one but I'm on the verge of picking up the Pixel 7 Pro from Amazon soon.
I had this, upgraded from the LG G4 which, surprise, died from bootlooping. The G4 was great, especially the camera. I didn't anticipate the Pixel camera being so good but I was really impressed. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with it, until, like the G4, it died from bootlooping.
Replace your battery.? Also rear fingerprint, or on the power button, is way better because you know where it is with tactile feedback. Gestures are better on small screen because there is less space.
Unlimited photos on pixel 3-5 is only in data saver quality. For full quality you need a Pixel 1-2. Android still has codenames, they are just not used for the public name (they can be confusing) Quince Tart. Red Velvet. Tiramisu. Upside Down Cake. Vanilla.
I still have this and the photos is still so clear and it seems like today's phone, isn't even as good as it. Not sure why or how that is even possible, but it is the truth
I had it in black, switched away end of 2019, but it was holding up pretty well. If I hadn't gotten audio issues towards the end of that, I could see having kept it for another year.
I wasn't even tempted to consider a Pixel until the 6, but I still didn't get the 6. Too many cut corners and every year the competition was just more compelling and offered more.
I still have the OG pixel, but I'm running out of storage space on my Google photos. I think we only get infinite photo backup if we don't keep the highest quality, right?
@@marcxie there no other option than Original quality on og pixel... I used to backup and offload photos and videos to my PC..but google drive makes it so convenient... If you're having issues you can try factory resetting...it keeps getting full all thee time without anyting on phone cause it's 32gb only....and the system takes 20gb+ so have only ~10gb for offloading photos...if youre using this as a main with 32gb it's must've been painful ngl...cause even damn playstore takes almost 1gb lol
I owned the original Pixel. I loved that phone (except it had terrible battery and screen burn in which forced me to abandon it after a year for an s9+). I had the white variant but it was such a clean and beautiful looking device.
I still have a Pixel XL running LOS 17.1 (A10) in black that I got 2nd hand. It's not bad as a 2nd phone with a decent camera. Stock rom is a bit heavier than custom rom. Or at least that's from my experience with it. Thanks for the video.
I LOVE Pixel phones. I did kinda consider this back in the day. I LOVED my Nexus 5 I had & my Nexus 7 tablet I had, after my Moto G5 Plus phone I got a Pixel 4 & now I have a Pixel 7. I love Pixel phones a lot!
Ahhh good old status and nav bar burn in. They’re exactly why I set them to immersive mode for as long as android supported it. Now the UI of most androids at least gets rid of the pronounced bars. Slight notification bar icon burn in is so much easier to ignore
12:50 Google didn't sell that much because their market availability is severely limited, even with the Pixel 9 to this day. My country hasn't even experienced Nexus, let alone Pixel at all.
I would really like to know how the pixel 6 stacks up. The phone with the oldest tensor chip which we all expected to forever run smoothly as google can optimize android for it.
I guess I'm lucky or something. I bought a Pixel 3a refurb'd from Amazon. And imo, Google thought this phone through. I would've liked face id but I can go without. There's so much of everything else that the phone does right.
Im always a little let down that the pixel isnt good and it isnt bad... Its decent. The most middle of the road phone out right now. Saying this, ive bought the 3a, 3(plus) and the 7a.
The original Pixel was funny because I remember they finally just said "screw it, we're 1-for-1 making an Android version of the iPhone" - the dimensions of the 2 sizes were almost identical to that of the iPhone 7 line that year, the bezels were the same, the pricing was dollar-for-dollar the same. Then the next year Apple launched the iPhone X and Google wasn't really in a position to directly compete with that. We got the Pixel 2XL with its widespread screen issues, and the smaller Pixel 2 which I still think is one of the ugliest phones ever made, even for the time.
Got the original by chance after my V10 broke and they didn't have any other phones in stock. Have owned a version every year except the Pixel 7 where I decided to give iPhone a try. The original was most definitely my favorite stock android + a surprisingly good camera!
Ok this is off topic, sorry, but it got me thinking of an Axon 7 I used to own. Powerful phone, but I don't think I gave it enough of a chance. I didn't spend enough time digging in to what it could do.
0:41 google still actually does use dessert names for the newer android versions they're just regular codenames now for example: android 14 is Upside Down Cake and android 13 is Tiramisu
The fact a SNAPDRAGON Pixel that is 8 years old is struggling, doesn't give hope for 7 years of updates on the Pixel 8 with their underwhelming Tensor. There's no way Google holds up that deal. And if they do, the 5 people will be happy.
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TLDR; the first Google Pixel is really blue. Also, it has a headphone jack. 10/10
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Still love my pixel 3 in 2024. Hesitated to upgrade because of how big new phones have gotten. It's ridiculous. I might eventually get the 8 refurbished. 9 is nice but I'm not shelling out a grand for a phone
The unlimited Google Photos backup machine.
As an owner of the pixel you don't get unlimited photos if you buy the phone pre owned
Edit: some people did get unlimited storage apparently I didn’t for some reason but yeah for some people it’s a thing so
@@Takotheocto really?
Why I have one right now 😂
@@Takotheoctofalse. I have no clue where you got this from, I've gotten two pre-owned pixel 1 phones and it works perfectly.
@zues121510 well I own all most all the pixels and the free storage ain't a thing not on my p1 p2 p3 or p4 non of em
I love that pixel did not skip any number from 1-9
why would it
@@thawkade cause other brand skip numbers like iphone with 9 and samsung from s10 jumping to s20.
@@HunnzThey did this to match their smartphone to the year of release (I find it more practical) for example the Galaxy s24 was released in 2024 same for the s21 which was released in 2021
@@Hunnz why does it matter
Chinese skip the number 4 because its the same pronounciation like death. Imagine: Iphone number death. Many Chinese are budism and they beliefe its a bad sign to call the phone number like a death. In German the number 9 in english is pronounced like the German Word No. But we don't belief thats a bad sign. Maybe we will make a joke.
crazy how so many years later the OG pixel actually looks really nice especially with white bezel
I'd call that retro-cool. ❤ I also think that the back design looks timeless - still pleasant to look at even today.
It looks like an old iphone
Are you blind @@AngryEgg6942
i always directly compared it to the look of the iphones of the time with the aluminium and the front bezels. it looked good
@@AngryEgg6942bro what iPhone does that look remotely like other than the most basic idea that every phone has the same shape
The first Pixel advert was so good that it convinced me to buy the 4a when I switched to Android and I'm using a 7a to this day. Solid smartphones.
I'm still on a 3a, and the way I operate, it's more than adequate.
I bought the new Pixel 9 recently@@keithbrown7685
I remember the pixel 1 was thicker at the top snd thinner at the bottom. This was too explicitly avoid a camera bump. Such a cool design feature that most didn't noticed
I still use this phone as a Spotify machine hooked up to my home speaker. Set Spotify to play on it, then use my current pixel 8 pro as a remote control.
I still keep mine, infinite uploads to the cloud is more valuable now than back then. I just transfer to the og pixel than upload.
I have an og pixel but I have a rooted phone so I use a certain program to spoof a pixel 1 for unlimited uploads instead now
@@zues121510I have been looking for a reliable guide about it. What programs did you use to spoof it and what phone are you using?
POG Strat my guy....POG Strat indeed!
@@zues121510 What program
This is the same up to pixel 3 right? I was planning to buy one just for the storage
I bought this phone just prior to the pandemic and it was my main phone all the way to 2021. Even tho the phone was over 3 years old it still held up very well. It really blew my away with UI and smoothness. It worked flawlessly. Def one of my favorite phones that i owned and used.
Keep this! Transfer all your photos from all your devices to it for the unlimited cloud backup!
I hadn't thought of that. Great idea!
Infinite Google Photos storage exploit
Why to buy other phone for with? Just use custom rom lol
@@xninja2369 not all phones have unlockable bootloader and not everyone has the expertise or time to constantly troubleshoot issues like device integrity breaking because of a bad fingerprint. You simply buy the phone, press quick share on the photos and it will do the rest automatically.
@@xninja2369 What are you trying to say?
I wish to own an old Pixel phone with the 2 tone back and the pixel book (Chromebook). I just think they would look fantastic next to each other.
They did... I miss my Pixelbook. It was so premium feeling to use
That display is STILL better than the one on my iPhone 11. 💀
Duh, iPhone 11 is barely 720p while the Pixel XL boasted Quad HD display. It's night & day.
ur iphone display is js shitty but at least u dont have to deal with screen burn in like my s20 (mostly from tiktok)
@@ciandoherty4705 that would suck
This is my favourite category of phone design, sides that wrap into the back and nothing sticking out, back that doesn't shatter
It looks like you recently played Persona 5 and enjoyed its music, don't you? ;)
i hate it
@@marten6578 why do you kill people?
@@marten6578it’s either overplayed for you or good music just isn’t in the cards for everyone 😅
@@servantbyday Ngl I'm in the "overplayed" group, I just see so many videos that use P5 OST that I'm sick of it, at least I'm glad that my favourite OST from that game is very rarely used
@@thegamerfe8751 Okay but now you have to share which one that is. I love the end credit song sm
I know the double tap is still here but the squeeze shortcut was fun
I loved that feature simply for snoozing alarms. Now if you accidentally swipe the wrong way on your last backup alarm you're late for work
It's still useful, that is if one is on a 3a, which I am. I get so sick of saying "hey google", so I squeeze the damn thing and we're off to the races. : )
2:40 clean af editing
Had the pixel 3a and i absolutely loved it. Was still using it last year. Definitely the best phone ive used. Their android version is just so clean and not bloated
I miss the squeeze feature on my old pixel 4. It was so helpful to launch the assistant or the flashlight.
The persona music 🔥
Genuine question..why do old phones get slow doing even the most basic stuff that they were doing when they came out..for example just using the ui, opening the play store, watching TH-cam etc.
Apps get updated over time, adding new stuff that inadvertently slows them down. If you do a factory reset and only use the versions that came with the phone it'll likely feel just as fast as day one. Battery degradation might contribute too. As a battery gets older, it might not be able to push the same amount of power as it once could. Going back to the app thing, you likely have dozens more apps on your phone that are running in the background than when you first got the phone.
Tl;dr your phone does a lot more after so many years than it did when you first got it and might not be in the best condition
@scruffles87 makes sense, appreciate you answering
processor is not the cause for it. I had an old xiaomi phone which after purchasing, i didnt use much and is still in my cupboard. The stock rom was very snappy and smooth. The miui 11 was super janky and slow despite updating from android 8 to 9. the muiu 11 was tough to deal with. TH-cam in other hand runs fine in my old moto g6 until the battery is charged. it is also a respectable 5 year old phone and is amazing.
imo stock androids tend to lag less than these stupid skinned os. Heck even the s7 edge lags to this day and using a custom rom eliminates every single negative aspect of that thing.
newer versions of apps and OS adds weight to the whole system, adding features bloats up the app so thats why it felt slower
Pixel OG is the first and last Google phone I bought. I had a terrible experience with it due to the motherboard faulty issue where it was overheating constantly even with minimal usage. It led to another issue where it would stuck on boot loading and I had to put it in a fridge/freezer for few minutes for it to start normally. That motherboard issue also causes the sound disabled. I only used it for almost a year and had to buy new phone. Don't get me wrong, apart from that the software experience is terrific. I love the camera quality it was ahead of its time and the stock android was clean to use. I always contemplate on buying another Google phone every time they release new ones but somehow scared to make the move because the experience left bitter taste in my mouth. I have been using Oneplus 6T ever since and love this phone to death Its been 5 years now with no issue but looking to buy Oneplus 12 for my next phone because I see rave reviews everywhere. I was also considering Pixel 8a but after looking into the reviews I would not want one.
Had the exact same issue. The overheating would kill my battery in an instant too.
I live a simple life, I see a 91Tech upload, I watch the video asap
I believe the 821 might be a bit rough nowadays, but man the 845 of the s9 and poco f1 aged well, I know 5 people still hapilly running galaxy 1 galaxy s9, 1 poço f1 and 3 galaxy note 9s. Man the Samsung aged well in every aspect, surprisingly even battery life is usable on the notes.
I think the 821 would load things slowly, but still definitely useable tbh. It depends on what standards you have really. I had the OG Pixel until 2021 and it was very reliable and never crashed or anything, even if it was a little slow towards the end sometimes.
i had the OG Pixel! I really liked it!
I own the Pixel, Pixel 3 and the 7 Pro and have always been happy with them. The first Pixel also was my first ever Android Phone and I instantly fell in love with the experience.
i feel like snapdragon 835 was where android become fairly smooth, nokia 8, razer phone etc
Yes I completely agree. My Pixel 2XL which had that chip remained smooth and quick all 5 years I had it. I absolutely LOVED that phone.
I remember getting the pixel 3a. It was the first phone I owned that had great haptics. And that camera was so good
Right I had the 3a xl it was probably the best phone I ever had
pixel haptics might be the best overall, I bought my first pixel in 2021 (a used 4 XL) and currently have a 7. Hadn't experienced haptics this good like ever, I think they could be even better than iPhone haptics.
We can see OG pixel design again on the new oneplus nord 4🙌
I miss my Nexus 5
I loved my white Pixel 3 XL. Still my favorite phone I have ever owned and used. Miss it so much.
Fascinating about Google's breakaway from other manufacturers to build its own model. I also loved the Cola cameo. Stellar video, buddy!
Don’t forget the short lived Google Play Edition phones. HTC M7 and M8, a couple versions of Motorola and Samsung phones that ran stock android before the nexus line became a thing.
Early Pixels burn ins was legendary. It was weird not to have it.
I think what made phones so special back in this time was that they lack so much and gave some as well. It kept the competition very steep. You had so many different options of phones. Nowadays you can literally throw a rock in any direction and hit a great phone every time. #teampixel
My Pixel 1 could barely hold a charge 3 years after release, but damn was that thing a trooper. The durability was excellent, thing felt like a tank. It simply doesn't turn on anymore. Not a surprise, but RIP Pixel 1.
That fingerprint sensor on the back was so much more natural than in screen
Sorry for going a little off topic, but I have this Pixel 3a with the sensor on the back, and it works fine, I only wish, sometimes, that it had face ID. It's not a big thing, but sometimes the little things make for little wishes. : )
I like the side sensor most on my xz1c. with my og pixel if it was sitting on a table I either had to pick it up for fingerprint or type in my passcode. with my xperia I always have access to the fingerprint sensor.
@@TheJunky228 I'm not being rational, but I'm now missing my Sony Z3. It didn't have a side sensor but it was a good phone. I'm going to research that xz1c in any case.
@@TheJunky228 I just had a look at gsmarena. Your phone has aptx and 4gb ram!! That is the s**t for a 2017 phone. Somehow, I will have one.
Pixel 5 design is the best of all time though the aluminum body is nice too
Honestly I've loved my launch day pixel 6 for 3 years now, the primary camera and interesting software features punch upwards on phones literally double the price.
Bought a 6 pro last year and I am in love with this device. The stock Android experience, the camera, the performance and its display. I really wish this had a longer battery life but not reason enough for me to choose anything else. I love this.
I did consider getting one used. I got a blue Pixel 2 instead. Loved that phone, used it for quite a while until I got a OnePlus 7t. I now have an Xperia 5 mk.IV (great names Sony...) and while I love the hardware, I do miss the software of the Pixel, as well as that era of OnePlus software.
But the upside imo is that you seem to be sticking with Androids.
With the pixel 1 google avoided the camera bump by making it slightly wider at the top and then taper down toward the bottom
The original Pixel XL was my first truly long-term flagship, and it did not disappoint.
I wanted that blue one so bad. I got lucky and was able to get a free black one though so can't complain. Miss that phone!
I had the blue Pixel XL and loved it. After that I moved to the OnePlus 7T in 2019. Still rocking that one but I'm on the verge of picking up the Pixel 7 Pro from Amazon soon.
So jealous your original pixel still works, mine started bootlooping a few months ago
I would love a phone without a camera bump. Just make it thicker and put bigger battery and I'm sold
I would've bought this phone back then but the lack of wireless charging (which I already had on my Nexus 5) was one of the deal breakers.
I had this, upgraded from the LG G4 which, surprise, died from bootlooping. The G4 was great, especially the camera. I didn't anticipate the Pixel camera being so good but I was really impressed. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with it, until, like the G4, it died from bootlooping.
Replace your battery.?
Also rear fingerprint, or on the power button, is way better because you know where it is with tactile feedback.
Gestures are better on small screen because there is less space.
I replaced the battery twice on this one and it's still my backup android phone to the day. Solid experience for an 8 years old phone
Still have the Nexus 6, Pixel XL & Pixel 3XL. Had both pixels activated until 2 months ago and both worked fine!
I am here with my pixel 6a my first brand new pixel phone..
Using the 4a (2020 version) - still a great phone in 2024.
Thinking about buying the 9a/9 in 2025. Or Pixel 8 if it breaks.
I , so wanted this phone back in the day…
Had one of these. Unfortunately the lack of water resistance got to it. I miss it
How many IPhone users use Google apps instead of Apple apps?( I’m one of them)
Do you prefer Google Maps? Just curious.
Unlimited photos on pixel 3-5 is only in data saver quality. For full quality you need a Pixel 1-2.
Android still has codenames, they are just not used for the public name (they can be confusing)
Quince Tart. Red Velvet. Tiramisu. Upside Down Cake. Vanilla.
the radar stuff was cool, i got really used to that when I had my p4.
I still have this and the photos is still so clear and it seems like today's phone, isn't even as good as it. Not sure why or how that is even possible, but it is the truth
To avoid "burning", display must be the same aspect ratio as youtube videos. This is not the case on modern smartphones :(
Been using my pixel 6 for 2 years and still runs great 👍
I had it in black, switched away end of 2019, but it was holding up pretty well. If I hadn't gotten audio issues towards the end of that, I could see having kept it for another year.
I wasn't even tempted to consider a Pixel until the 6, but I still didn't get the 6. Too many cut corners and every year the competition was just more compelling and offered more.
My og pixel (as a backup phone) that i brought 2023 in display broken condition is an infinite photo backup device i love it 😊
I still have the OG pixel, but I'm running out of storage space on my Google photos. I think we only get infinite photo backup if we don't keep the highest quality, right?
@@marcxie there no other option than Original quality on og pixel...
I used to backup and offload photos and videos to my PC..but google drive makes it so convenient...
If you're having issues you can try factory resetting...it keeps getting full all thee time without anyting on phone cause it's 32gb only....and the system takes 20gb+ so have only ~10gb for offloading photos...if youre using this as a main with 32gb it's must've been painful ngl...cause even damn playstore takes almost 1gb lol
Iphone 6 plus google edition
Miles better than iPhone 6
@@sigiliguslies
@@sigiligusThe 6S was a year older than the Pixel, got 3 years more software updates and can still run the App Store without shitting the bed.
@@the_pigs_have_rebelled iOS is boring and iPhones are overpriced. Apple sheep opinion disregarded
nah you forgot roms@@the_pigs_have_rebelled
The original pixel in blue is still one of my favorite smartphone designs ever.
I owned the original Pixel. I loved that phone (except it had terrible battery and screen burn in which forced me to abandon it after a year for an s9+). I had the white variant but it was such a clean and beautiful looking device.
using my pixel 6 that I got for 150 refurbished and I love it
I still have a Pixel XL running LOS 17.1 (A10) in black that I got 2nd hand. It's not bad as a 2nd phone with a decent camera. Stock rom is a bit heavier than custom rom. Or at least that's from my experience with it. Thanks for the video.
I LOVE Pixel phones. I did kinda consider this back in the day. I LOVED my Nexus 5 I had & my Nexus 7 tablet I had, after my Moto G5 Plus phone I got a Pixel 4 & now I have a Pixel 7. I love Pixel phones a lot!
I genuinly miss the Fingerprintsensor in the back
Ahhh good old status and nav bar burn in. They’re exactly why I set them to immersive mode for as long as android supported it. Now the UI of most androids at least gets rid of the pronounced bars. Slight notification bar icon burn in is so much easier to ignore
12:50 Google didn't sell that much because their market availability is severely limited, even with the Pixel 9 to this day. My country hasn't even experienced Nexus, let alone Pixel at all.
Missed opportunity not naming the pixel buds pixies
That video stabilization looked really good for 8 years old. Nice a smooth
I miss that back fingerprint sensor
Didn't help that Samsung massively improved their UI one year after this phone came out
I would really like to know how the pixel 6 stacks up. The phone with the oldest tensor chip which we all expected to forever run smoothly as google can optimize android for it.
Persona 5 music? Cool
the persona 5 ost in the start is a good start of the video
I owned one and loved it. Drawbacks are battery life, the bezels, and overheating in Daydream. Otherwise it was excellent.
The one thing I miss with the modern Pixels is the back fingerprint sensor, it was in the perfect place.
I guess I'm lucky or something. I bought a Pixel 3a refurb'd from Amazon. And imo, Google thought this phone through. I would've liked face id but I can go without. There's so much of everything else that the phone does right.
Im always a little let down that the pixel isnt good and it isnt bad... Its decent. The most middle of the road phone out right now. Saying this, ive bought the 3a, 3(plus) and the 7a.
I might swap form iPhone to pixel.. which one would be good in 2024?
My friend had one of these in highschool was very nice phone. Think i was rocking the g3 or htc 10
Amazing how the flash was bigger than the camera.
This was my favourite phone that I’ve ever owned for the time.
Lens blur is how typical lenses work, not a bonus feature.
I would definitely do another video with a custom ROM, you can install Android 14 on this phone
What a timeless design.
The original Pixel was funny because I remember they finally just said "screw it, we're 1-for-1 making an Android version of the iPhone" - the dimensions of the 2 sizes were almost identical to that of the iPhone 7 line that year, the bezels were the same, the pricing was dollar-for-dollar the same. Then the next year Apple launched the iPhone X and Google wasn't really in a position to directly compete with that. We got the Pixel 2XL with its widespread screen issues, and the smaller Pixel 2 which I still think is one of the ugliest phones ever made, even for the time.
I miss no camera bump !
Got the original by chance after my V10 broke and they didn't have any other phones in stock. Have owned a version every year except the Pixel 7 where I decided to give iPhone a try. The original was most definitely my favorite stock android + a surprisingly good camera!
Ok this is off topic, sorry, but it got me thinking of an Axon 7 I used to own. Powerful phone, but I don't think I gave it enough of a chance. I didn't spend enough time digging in to what it could do.
persona 5 soundtracks in the bg was an excellent choice
Htc also been making dual front firing speakers.
i just love the design and the size of that phone
What if we get a pixel note
Man i miss the rear fingerprint reader for scrolling
I forgot it could do that. I have a Pixel 3a and there's an option to turn that on, somewhere in Settings. : )
0:41 google still actually does use dessert names for the newer android versions they're just regular codenames now for example: android 14 is Upside Down Cake and android 13 is Tiramisu
The fact a SNAPDRAGON Pixel that is 8 years old is struggling, doesn't give hope for 7 years of updates on the Pixel 8 with their underwhelming Tensor. There's no way Google holds up that deal. And if they do, the 5 people will be happy.