Pixel 6 might be the most popular flagship, if Google fixes this Pixel camera problem!
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The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro: the price may be right
- A whole new design out of the ordinary
- Google’s tailor-made Tensor chip in collaboration with Samsung
- A brand new camera system, led by Samsung’s GN1 50MP camera sensor and a 4x periscope zoom camera for lossless zoom photos up to 8x on the Pixel 6 Pro
In fact, we already have our first clue as to what Google’s Pixel 6 series price might be. According to a recent leak, we are looking around:
- 649 € for the Pixel 6
- 899 euros for the Pixel 6 Pro
Of course, that won’t be the equivalent of $ 649 and $ 899. If we do the conversion, that’s about $ 757 for the Pixel 6 and $ 1,048 for the Pixel 6 Pro in North America. However, my educated guess (take it for what it’s worth) is that Google is much more likely to round this off to:
- $ 799 for the Pixel 6
- $ 999 for the Pixel 6 Pro
Coincidence? No. This is exactly how much the iPhone 13 and IPhone 13 Pro cost.
Google Pixel Phones: A Story About Broken Video Recorders
It’s a long story.
So, everything is going well for Google so far. The Pixel 6 features an all-new design that everyone seems to love (already); it promises major camera upgrades, big batteries, fair prices, and maybe even five years of software support!
So what’s the potential camera problem that might be holding it back? Well, if you’ve ever used a Pixel or just played on Google phones, you know they tend to have issues with recording videos for an extended period of time.
How do we know it’s still a problem? Well, we’ve been through it (again) with the recent Google Pixel 5A. This was already a problem with phones like the Pixel 5 and Pixel 4A. For reference, YouTube is full of videos on the matter. Simply click on the link, if you would like Victor to tell you more about the Pixel 5A overheating issues. You get straight to the point, without having to look at everything.
Overheating issues for the Pixel 5A. In our opinion.
The Pixel 5A would start to overheat after about 2-3 minutes of 4K recording, especially at 60 fps. Now, in our experience, recording in 4K at 30 frames per second is “mostly” fine. Yet others have reported that not only is 4K 30fps a problem sometimes, but even 1080p video recording can cause the phone to overheat. So if you wanted to shoot something other than a TikTok video or maybe multiple TikTok videos in a row, the Pixel 5A probably isn’t the phone for you. We can’t even talk about making a movie or capturing your child’s school play on the Pixel 5A.
It’s a shame, especially since the Pixel 5A has a battery to last for days. All in all, the overheating issue while recording video on Pixel phones is absolutely unacceptable. This problem is rare, even on mid-range and budget devices.
Pixel 6 camera: champion of the photo? May be. Video camp? Maybe not.
So, now the stage is set for Google’s Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro to run and fix the video recording issues of older Pixel devices. Can we be sure this will happen? No. However, early reports on the video quality of the Google Pixel 6 suggest that the phone is on par with Apple’s flagship (at the time). iPhone 12 Pro Max, at least when it comes to image quality.
Of course, that doesn’t mean anything, but it’s definitely a positive sign, showing that the upgraded software and hardware from Tensor and Google should be more than enough to solve the overheating issue while recording video. Keep in mind that processing power isn’t the only variable that makes the difference. For example, the cooling system is also an essential factor in handling video recording.
We’re curious to see how Google plans to deal with the Pixel 6’s video recording issues. If they are indeed resolved, we think the Pixel 6 Pro and in particular the Pixel 6 have an excellent chance of delivering value. – incredible price, even if it is expensive (flagship). Why?
Well, rumor has it that the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro will be the first Google phones to come with five years of software updates, which is three more than most other phones on the market, and two more than that. that the best Android has to offer. offer. Also, it is on par with Apple’s iPhone when it comes to software support.
That alone would make the Pixel 6 extremely convincing. If we add to that the new design, new hardware and software, Google’s phone would easily become a deserving entry for “best Android phones†for 2021 and maybe even 2022.
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