Google Pixel Reviews

Review Headline: Incorrect Trade-In Valuation for Samsung Galaxy S23 (Trade-In ID: **). Review Text: I traded in my Samsung Galaxy S23 when purchasing a Pixel 10 Pro through the Google Store. When ordering, I mistakenly selected the 128GB model ($260 estimate) instead of the actual 256GB model I owned. Google’s trade-in policy states that if you misreport your device model during checkout, you should still send it in because they will inspect it and adjust the final trade-in value accordingly.

Horrible service. I lost acess to my Google business account. I got hacked. Don't trust the Pixel devices.

Well I bought Pixel 9, lasted six months and it died, got a replacement pixel 10 and only half my screen works. Other side is black... So far I think they are not worth the money.

Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold. Common issue, screen goes black and becomes unresponsive if I open or close the fold. This issue is so common that Google has extended the return time for this phone to 3 years. However, the return process can only be done by mail, requiring me to mail my phone to them and wait 10 days or more without a phone for the replacement to (hopefully) arrive by mail.

I have a 7a. It's a piece of 💩. I have hearing aids and it's not compatible. They refuse to put an important toggle back on for media they removed in one of their💩 updates you don't have control over! I hate this thing. I have to disconnect the Bluetooth so I don't get feedback in the aids thus not having hands free phone use! If you get decent hearing aids, from Costco, not cheap ones and have this phone it won't work.

If you get a chance or want to purchase a Pixel 10 Pro XL... here's a owner (me) who's had it just over 90 days: Don't. It's TRASH! $1200 down the drain, reduced by the mobile company. So, what happened? Dead! Went 100% dead on a return trip driving home on Easter Sunday. Obviously, no resurrection for this phone! Defective in just 90 days - DEAD? Oh, backstory... My previous Pixel 7 Pro went down, intermittently, too! Actually, I'm 0 for 3 Pixel-speaking. Anyone want a doorstop and a cover?

Really poor screen durability on the Pixel 9a. I had bought it along with the pixel case from Google store. Only a few months in, a big crack formed on the screen without any falls. And recently the screen just shattered from a fall on to a smooth surface. The raised edges of the case should have protected it, but it did not. And the cost to replace the screen is $209 from a Google authorized repair center. I will not be buying pixels and definitely won't be using a pixel case from Google from now on

They sold me a pixel 10a with a known charging issue then spent two full days having me factory reset my brand new phone over ten times. This is Support Theater and there are literally thousands of online users with the same problem yet they refuse to acknowledge it's a known problem and waste waste waste my time. I've returned the device and am leaving the entire Google ecosystem which I've been a loyal member of since the pixel 2 release. It's not the defective product. I get this stuff happens on release day. My beef here is the refusal to acknowledge it's a known problem and instead to put it on me and to seriously do nothing but reset the phone reset the phone reset the phone reset the phone. For an hour on each factory restore and then we'll see that it's still doing the same thing and will ask you to do another factory reset again and again and again.

I recently purchased a Google Pixel 6. Unfortunately I can't afford a newer phone. I have had nothing but trouble with this phone. I can't send emails, download, retrieve documents. It's been a nightmare. I'll never buy a Pixel phone again.

I had a Samsung phone and unfortunately "upgraded" to a Google phone. The worst phone I have ever used - or tried to. Simple simple things that used to be so easy and quick on the Samsung take 3 times the number of steps. Try just putting an appointment on your calendar! The phone glitches and will all of a sudden kick you off something you are in the middle of reading. Never again!