I like that the X1iii has the same interface. You'll need to weigh those pros and cons and your priorities.
I'd say they both deliver, with different strengths and weaknesses. idk, about Pixel, but I think you said it does, so that's a draw.Ĥ) This will depend on preference. I haven't seen Pixel 6 or Pro battery life results yet.Ģ) it doesn't get more stock than Pixel, but Xperia is right there.ģ) Xperia has the easy unlock bootloader, yes. If the same person thinks 1080p isn't good enough, that makes it all the more amusing they want higher resolution ( which will eat more battery for something already battery hungry). Someone reported that they lost 25% battery during a 2 hours zoom call. If you have a continuous sync device or poor signal, then likely not. Another could get 6 hours screen on time, but it wouldn't be sufficient & they wouldn't want to have to turn things off. What do you need? What's your typical full day screen on time send usage types? One person could easily 80% to 20% with everything on. If you're willing to drop to 60Hz, 4G, & or stamina mode for part of your day, then it will likely make it for most sorts of uses.Īt the same time, different people have different needs definitions. Xperia does get better as battery care learns those first two weeks. What is everyone feeling between the two devices? I dont like the curved screen, average battery life, and not that great fingerprint scanner. unsure if Xperia 1 III can?), seemingly better/easier camera experience, and the overall support seems much better. I love Pixel 6 Pro for the full Android experience, the ability to root (I'm assuming P6 will be able to. I'm not too thrilled with the bad battery life, heat issues, and the camera quality seems to not be as great as you'd expect.
I love Xperia for the 21:9 ratio, no curved screen edges, fingerprint scanner on the side, and (close to) stock Android experience.
The most important features for me are: 1) a battery that will last a full day with average usage, 2) a smooth, near stock android experience, 3) The ability to root/unlock bootloader, 4) really good camera experience, 5) a fingerprint reader that works without issues (I hated my S10 fingerprint scanner). Now that Pixel 6 has more reviews and people are getting them, I was wondering if anyone has any comments on which of the two I should get? I've been really on the fence about which of these two phones to get.
The only concern I have is the ability to have good "point and shoot" photos, like of children, pets, or moving objects. EDIT: I decided to order the Xperia phone.
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