Google Pixel 6

Google Pixel 6 in Kenya

The Google Pixel 6 price in Kenya is Ksh 65,500. The Google Pixel 6 features a 6.4-inch AMOLED, 90Hz display, Android 12, and Google Tensor (5 nm) processor with Mali-G78 MP20 GPU. It also comes with a dual 50 MP + 12MP rear camera and an 8 MP front camera for selfies. The Pixel 6 runs on an 8GB Ram with 128GB storage and all this is powered by a 4614 mAh battery. The phone arrives in the colors, Sorta Seafoam, Kinda Coral, and Stormy Black. You can buy it in Kenya today at Phoneprice Kenya.

Google Pixel 6 specs & price in Kenya

Price in Kenya	Ksh 66000
Processor	Google Tensor processor
RAM	8GB
OS	Android 12
SIM	Dual SIM (nano + eSIM)
Rear Cameras	50MP + 12MP
Front Camera	8MP
Features	In-display fingerprint scanner, USB Type-C audio, Stereo speakers, 3 microphones, Dust and Water-resistant (IP68)
Dimensions	158.6×74.8×8.9 mm
Display	6.4-inch FHD+ AMOLED 90Hz
Storage	128GB / 256GB
Battery/Charger	4614mAh battery with 30W wired fast charging, 21W wireless charging

Design and build

The Google Pixel 6 stands out from other phone models and its predecessors as well. This is because of its uniquely designed camera bump. It extends as a black bar across the whole back panel. This allows Google to go for a two-one look with a different color above and below the camera strap. It is more noticeable on the Sorta Seafoam, and Kinda Coral versions than it is on the Stormy Black. The camera bump sticks out quite a bit from the back. But at least since it’s all the way across, it doesn’t make the phone wobble.

This year, rather than plastic, it’s now a premium Gorilla Glass 6 panel with a rounded matte aluminum frame. At 207 grams Pixel 6 is a bit chunkier and overall it feels sturdy in hand. But something it does share with the previous model is IP68 rated dust and water resistance. For audio Google Pixel 6 has a pair of stereo speakers with one bottom-firing speaker and the other that doubles as the earpiece. The sound quality is good too comparable to that of the iPhone 13. You don’t get a traditional phone jack here or expandable storage either.

Display

The Google Pixel 6’s display is a flat 6.4 inch AMOLED with a 1080P resolution, a punch hole for this selfie shooter, and Gorilla Glass Victus protection. So yes, Gorilla Glass 6 back panel and Victus for the display. Some people might prefer this flat screen to the Pro model’s curved one. But this is in exchange for a slower 90 Hertz refresh rate and a lower 1080p resolution. Albeit, the regular Pixel 6 display is quite decent. It’s sharp enough and smooth enough, even without those higher-end specs. Thanks to AMOLED technology you get those nice pictures and there’s HDR 10 Plus support. Maximum brightness is great too up to 860 nits in auto mode. You also get an under-display fingerprint reader for your biometrics.

Performance

On Google Pixel 6, there is a choice of 128 or 256 GB onboard. One of the major developments of this year’s Pixel phones is that they feature the new 5-nanometer Tensor chipset built in-house by Google. This is a move by the company to provide a more proprietary experience, and also to stand out from other manufacturers. Since this is the first generation software-wise, the Pixel 6 doesn’t feel so different from other high-end Android phones. Except for the fact that it runs the new Android 12, which provides things like color themes for your icons and menu.

Google Tensor (5 nm) however does provide neat features like Google’s automatic speech recognition is more advanced than ever before. And real-time translation is becoming even more of a reality. Both in actual conversations, as well as the captions for videos that you’re watching. Google Tensor’s (5 nm) performance is excellent compared to the high-end Snapdragon 888 chipset.

Cameras

The Google Pixel 6’s new dual cameras include a main camera with a larger 50-megapixel sensor and also a 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera. You don’t get a telephoto zoom like on the Pro model. Photos from this phone’s main camera are great. There’s excellent sharpness and plenty of fine detail. Colors are vivid, and not oversaturated. Portrait shots are decently sharp and have generally good subject separation. The digital room does a decent job. At least at 2x times magnification. Motion Mode which is powered by the Tenor chipset was still in beta mode at the time of this writing.