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...ください。 4. Google Play ストアの...が原因です。 Google Play ストアを...機能があり、Pixel 10のような...

I purchased a Google pixel 8 pro 256gb but I was sent 128gb phone. I am returning for a replacement but which option do I select?

... has bloatware. All those google apps preloaded on pixel and samsung phones are...

...端末、例えばGoogle pixelやSamsung（GALAXYのミ...

جوجل بكسل 8 برو 512 جيجا للبيع زي الجديد google pixel 8 pro 512 gigabyte

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.... При установке появляется предупреждение от Google Play — пока не понял, как... (android 9...) работает после перезапуска pixel 4a (android 13) не работает...

...安裝在我的google pixel 9 手機上。轉...

充電コードに刺している状態のGoogle pixelの電源ボタンを押すと次のような画面になりロック画面に進めません。原因や対処法を教えてください。

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للبيع جوال قوقل بكسل فولد 10 برو (Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold) - المساحة: 512 جيجا - الرام: 16 جيجا الجهاز استخدم اسبوع لأغير اغراض مقفله الجهاز شاشة قابلة للطي 8 إنش، معالج Tensor G5، يدعم 5G. السعر 5000 ريال

... Sent from BePTT on my Google Pixel 10 -- ※ 發信站: ...

... Samsung Note 10 por un Google Pixel 9 Pro hace casi dos... real. Por ejemplo, en un Pixel 9 Pro con relación de...

... on baisse la luminosité d’un pixel, moins il y a d’écart... entre la consommation d’un pixel clair et un sombre. Qui..., bien mieux que ce que Google fournit. Et cerise sur le...

... Blitzangebot. Ihr bekommt den TeeView Google Smart TV (TV70UQG-EU) mit gigantischen... € Rabatt. Der Fernseher bietet dank Google TV direkten Zugriff auf alle... Pixel) Panel-Technologie: QLED (Direct LED) im rahmenlosen Design Betriebssystem: Google TV mit Google... Fernseher mit QLED-Panel und topaktuellem Google TV für unter 430 Euro...

GoogleのPixelかSumsungのGalaxyで良いのでは あるいは転向せずにiPhoneと心中と決める iPhoneからAndroidは出戻りしない覚悟があるならでしょう。そうであるならばAndroidのハイ・グレード以上の機種なら何でも良いと思います

J'en ai pris 2. Sur mon Google Pixel 9 Pro, les 2 ont le même comportement : ça me marque "En charge" puis ça part, puis ça revient, et ça fait ça à l'infini. Nickel pour flinguer une batterie de téléphone !! 😡😡

... is blijft de vraag. Mogelijk Google met de Pixel serie.

... phone yet? My phone is Google Pixel, and when I click install...

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I feel like I was at the forefront of Pixel phones. I had the first, the 3A, the 4XL, 5, 6…I basically upgraded every year. This is a low point. Running the latest software on my Pixel 10 Pro, everything feels worse. The animations are slower, the “blur” effects are barely there, and performance improvements are negligible. It feels sluggish. I am struggling to find out why I still argue for the Pixel line. It DOESN’T feel smooth anymore. The camera misses more than it hits now. The updates aren’t trickling new features anymore, they’re bogging everything down with AI that isn’t useful to me. It can pull verification codes now. But it takes 10-20 seconds after receiving a message or email to offer the “Copy” option. My mind and my fingers are moving faster than this. Why is Google not keeping up? Maps crashes at LEAST once every trip. I filed a bug report with a screen recording, Google says they can’t see the issue. So how is Gemini improving Android on the coding front? I don’t want to spend $1200 just to get 256GB on a phone that should have already had it. Look. RAM this, storage that. Why do we care? Google is a TRILLION DOLLAR valuation company. They make their money off services and ads. So what is the justification? It is becoming frustrating to use Google Pixel and it used to feel fun and new and fresh. I miss that. I don’t think Gemini is improving that. I think the vibe coding behind the scenes and the front facing slop is making Pixel look worse. Galaxy and iPhone have Gemini on deck and don’t run into these issues. I’d forgive Tensor performance if I was still getting EXCLUSIVITY with it, but I’m not. Samsung gets to launch features first and now Siri runs on Gemini. What the hell am I paying for? EDIT: Okay so I run the Beta program on Pixel constantly and I will jump back and forth between beta channel and stable channel on a regular basis. This means my phone is getting factory reset and restored without backup more than once a year. Yet these lag problems persist. This is also my SECOND Pixel 10 Pro. What's the solution now? I feel like I'm yelling at brick walls. submitted by /u/gouviac to r/GooglePixel [link] [comments]

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I bought the Pixel 10 at launch expecting a true flagship experience. I'm not a gamer, but I use my phone heavily for pretty much everything else. Camera quality was my top priority, and for the most part, I was satisfied with it. Today, however, I discovered something that completely changed my perception of the phone. I was trying to switch from 4G to 5G for better speeds and noticed that the indoor network reception on the Pixel 10 is shockingly poor. To compare, my dad's OnePlus Nord 5, which costs roughly half as much, gets significantly better reception indoors and maintains strong 5G speeds in the exact same location. That got me thinking. With the Nord 5, you're paying half the price and getting: Much better modem performance and signal reception Faster charging Better battery life Sure, the camera isn't on the same level as the Pixel, but when a phone struggles with something as fundamental as cellular reception, it's hard to overlook. As for many of the software features Google heavily markets, I personally find most of them to be gimmicks. They may be useful for some people, but they haven't added much value to my daily use. To make matters worse, a lot of these features eventually make their way to other Android phones anyway. This is probably my last Pixel. Great camera, but I'm no longer convinced the overall package justifies the premium price. Edit: I never expected this post to get a big response. Seems like many are fed up with the Pixels and seriously want Google to improve its hardware and I hope we get that very soon with better exchange rates for older pixels. If not, I will mostly be switching to other brands. submitted by /u/Tasty-Eye8652 to r/GooglePixel [link] [comments]

After several weeks of daily use, I wanted to share my honest review of the Pixel as a long-time Samsung user. This isn't meant to be a Pixel hate post. I genuinely wanted to like the phone and gave it a fair chance. Some features grew on me over time, while others never clicked. These are simply my personal experiences and observations after using the phone for work, photography, social media, communication, navigation, and everyday life. To clarify, I tried to Google Pixel 10 Pro XL ​ What I Liked About the Pixel ​ Hardware & Design ​ - Attractive design with rounded corners and a comfortable size - Premium build quality - Comfortable to hold for long periods - Clean and modern appearance ​ Software & Navigation ​ - Back gesture from either side of the screen is excellent - Gesture navigation grew on me over time - Swipe up to switch apps became natural after a few weeks - Clean and simple Android experience - Cute system sounds, charging sounds, and notification tones ​ Camera ​ - Front-facing camera is slightly better than Samsung - Macro mode is genuinely useful and fun - Camera is good overall, even if it didn't impress me as much as expected ​ Connectivity & File Management ​ - USB SD card access and ejection is very straightforward - Easy to access connected storage devices - Eject option is conveniently available right in the notification menu ​ Other Features ​ - Double-tap back gesture for flashlight is a neat idea when it works ​ ​ What I Didn't Like ​ Keyboard & Typing (My Biggest Complaint) ​ This was by far my biggest issue with the phone. ​ The autocorrect and word prediction simply did not work as well for my typing style. I found myself making significantly more corrections than I ever did on Samsung. ​ Some real examples while writing this review: ​ - "thx" instead of "the" - "ix" instead of "is" - "z" instead of "a" - "sphnd" instead of "sound" - "gavd" instead of "have" - "swipd" instead of "swipe" - "if go work" instead of "it to work" ​ Most of these were obvious mistakes that Samsung would typically correct automatically based on context. ​ Additional issues: ​ - Swipe typing became completely unusable for me - The lower fleshy part of my thumb constantly touched the keyboard while typing - The phone frequently interpreted those accidental touches as swipe gestures - Words would become garbled or completely different from what I intended - I found myself fighting the keyboard more than using it - Eventually I disabled swipe typing altogether because it was causing more frustration than convenience - Palm/thumb touches frequently triggered unwanted swipes - Found myself constantly fixing mistakes that Samsung would have corrected automatically ​ Battery & Heat ​ - Battery life was very disappointing especially coming from an s24 ultra - Phone gets noticeably warm during normal use - Gets even hotter when editing photos in Lightroom - Battery drains quickly during heavier tasks - Doesn't feel optimized for power users or heavy daily use - Often felt warm in my hand compared to my Samsung devices ​ Display & Controls ​ - Auto-brightness is too conservative - Screen often feels dim even indoors - Frequently had to manually increase brightness - Brightness slider requires extra steps to access - No quick sound/vibrate toggle like Samsung - Volume buttons feel clunky and slow compared to Samsung ​ Audio & Calls ​ - Speakers are noticeably worse than Samsung - Sound lacks fullness and richness (sound muffled) - Call earpiece placement never felt natural to me - Frequently had to reposition the phone against my ear to hear comfortably ​ Camera ​ - Camera Interface & Accessibility -Camera settings felt less accessible than Samsung -Frequently used features are hidden behind extra menus -Flash requires opening additional menus instead of being immediately available -Resolution/HD settings require additional taps to access -Some settings don't seem to stay where I left them -Found myself having to re-enable or adjust certain camera settings repeatedly -Samsung's camera app felt more customizable and workflow-friendly -The Pixel camera app felt simpler, but at the cost of quick access to settings I use regularly As someone who takes a lot of photos, I found Samsung's camera interface more efficient. The Pixel camera works well, but I often felt like I had to dig through menus to access features that I wanted readily available. ​ Photos & File Organization ​ - Strongly prefer Samsung Gallery over Google Photos - Screenshots or specific photos are harder to find - Took more taps and menus to locate specific images - Miss having separate folders clearly visible - Google Photos organization never felt intuitive to me ​ Missing Samsung Features ​ - Miss Samsung Notes - Disappointed that my old notes did not transfer over - Miss double-tap to lock the screen - I didn't realize how often I used this feature until it was gone - Reaching for the power button every time feels like a step backwards - Scroll capture is much better on Samsung - Prefer Samsung's split-screen implementation - Miss Samsung's quick settings layout - Miss Samsung's customization options - Recent apps screen is less intuitive - Having to scroll all the way left to clear apps is annoying ​ Maps & Navigation ​ - Google Maps constantly switched back to regular map view - Satellite view would not consistently stay enabled - Had to repeatedly switch back to satellite mode - Samsung seemed to remember this preference better ​ Miscellaneous ​ - Double-tap flashlight gesture is unreliable - Often requires multiple attempts - Occasionally activates by itself - Some gestures don't work as consistently as expected ​ S Pen ​ - I was willing to accept losing the S Pen when I switched - It wasn't a major factor in my decision to return to Samsung - However, I do miss having it available when needed ​ Overall Thoughts ​ As a long-time Samsung user, I genuinely tried to adapt to the Pixel. Some features grew on me, especially gesture navigation and the back gesture. The phone looks great, feels great in the hand, and has several thoughtful touches. ​ However, the overall experience felt like a step backwards for my personal workflow. The biggest issues were the keyboard, swipe typing, battery life, heat management, photo organization, and the loss of many small Samsung conveniences that I use every day. ​ The Pixel isn't a bad phone, but for me it felt more like a sidegrade than an upgrade. I found myself constantly missing how Samsung handles everyday tasks. ​ I actually think the Pixel would be a great stepping stone for someone moving from an iPhone to Android. The interface is clean, simple, polished, and doesn't overwhelm you with options. I can absolutely see why many people love it. ​ However, if you're already a long-time Samsung user, I'd strongly recommend taking inventory of all the little Samsung features you use before making the switch. Things like Samsung Notes, Gallery, scroll capture, keyboard behavior, split screen, customization options, quick settings, S Pen features, Google Maps preferences, and countless other workflow conveniences may seem minor on their own, but together they have a huge impact on the day-to-day experience. ​ One thing I realized during this experiment is that Samsung and Google have very different philosophies. The Pixel often felt like it wanted me to do things Google's way. Samsung tends to give me multiple ways to accomplish the same task, and I didn't realize how much I valued that flexibility until it was gone. ​ I was willing to give up the S Pen and several Samsung-exclusive features if the overall experience felt better. In the end, it didn't. The Pixel does some things very well, but I personally discovered that I rely on far more Samsung features than I realized. For my usage, switching made me appreciate just how polished and feature-rich Samsung's ecosystem has become. ​ Despite my experience, I'm glad I gave the Pixel a try. It helped me figure out what I value most in a phone and gave me a greater appreciation for the Samsung features I had taken for granted. ​ In the end, the Pixel simply wasn't the right fit for me. I'm excited to receive my new purple S26 Ultra and switch back to a device and ecosystem that better suits how I use my phone every day. I'm looking forward to getting Samsung Notes back, having a keyboard that works better for my typing style, using split screen the way I'm used to, keeping Google Maps in satellite view, locking my phone with a quick double tap on the screen, and returning to the many small quality-of-life features that I didn't fully appreciate until they were gone. 😅 submitted by /u/taykaybo to r/GooglePixel [link] [comments]

Honestly, I regret buying the Pixel 9 and would seriously suggest people think twice before buying a Pixel phone. From day 1, my phone has had major overheating and charging issues. Even during normal usage, the temperature rises badly — sometimes reaching around 49°C — and the phone starts lagging, hanging, and becomes almost unusable. Charging is another nightmare. Most of the time it charges at around ~1.8W and takes absurdly long to fully charge. Only occasionally it charges normally, making the issue highly inconsistent. I contacted Google Support multiple times and even visited the service center, but they ignored the inconsistent behavior and returned the device saying there was “no issue.” For a premium flagship phone, this experience has been extremely disappointing. submitted by /u/Spirited_Flatworm524 to r/GooglePixel [link] [comments]

I’m posting this here because it’s a 'degoogle' community, and I just need to vent. There’s something I really want, but I’m torn on whether I should actually go for it. I’ve been an Apple user for a long time, and I genuinely like their products. But for the past few months, the Google Pixel has really been catching my eye. The thing is, I’m so deep into the Apple ecosystem—and so used to how everything just works—that the idea of switching is actually kind of scary. What if I end up hating it? Plus, as much as I love the Pixel itself, it’s still Google. Personally, I don't trust them, and I’m not a fan of their services. I don't like Google Photos, I ditched Gmail a while ago, and I’m not into Google Calendar either. I know I can just download third-party apps to replace them, but it’s still a factor. Then there’s the biggest hurdle: Android. I’ve watched videos and it looks solid, but I haven’t touched the OS in years, so I have no clue if I’ll actually enjoy using it. Then again, I’ll never know if I don’t take the risk, right? There are a few other reasons why I’m overthinking this, but those are the main ones. submitted by /u/Dense-Stranger-1794 to r/degoogle [link] [comments]

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I am in Turkey on holiday from UK and ALL Pixel features STOPPED working! No Google Phone features, no Gemini, no Car Crash detection, no Pixel VPN, no other life saving features. I am surprised that Google Search works because so many features stopped working here. If I would live here - over dead my body I would buy Pixel. I am posting this here because Google Pixel Reddit says it is not Pixel problem submitted by /u/Loud-Possibility4395 to r/Android [link] [comments]

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So early Black Friday sales happened last month and I picked up a Google Pixel 7 since my previous phone was nearing 6 years old and starting to die every few hours. Due to some funky error, whether I accidentally put two phones in the cart, I don't know or remember. I ended up getting double charged and realized I got shipped two phones. I contacted Google Support to start a return for a refund on one of them, and the first support person was great... up until the next dozen support staff throughout this stupid journey. Turns out that the package I shipped back to them never made it back. I spoke with support and I got the most generic responses ever from a person that doesn't speak English (once they stopped making generic replies, it was quite evident). They escalated the problem to a supervisor. The supervisor told me that they would do an investigation, would take about a week. Beginning of this week, investigation ended. They say the package was indeed most likely lost but the representative I spoke to said I could just chargeback with my credit card. So I did. Today, my Google account was banned. 15 years of history gone. I went on the support chat for the umpteenth time and they told me because I did a chargeback, the rules are that my account will be banned. I asked why they suggest for me to do a chargeback, when they could have just refunded themselves, and they said the support I spoke to should never have suggested it but rules are rules. Been trying to fight this but looks like Google support is utter trash. After looking online, it seems like this is their most stupidest policy, and it exists across most other platforms too. What a shitshow. TLDR: Bought two phones by accident, returned one of them, package was lost and a representative told me to do a chargeback if I wanted my money back. Did that, Google account got banned. I asked very politely to get it unbanned because it was their advice to do that, they told me to go pound sand. submitted by /u/justAnotherLedditor to r/tifu [link] [comments]

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