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Anonymous
The listed items are long gone
5 months ago |
Anonymous
I'd recommend the PC ones over PP/ABS. They aren't as flashy, but are much tougher.
5 months ago |
Anonymous
Looks like not expired yet, as of 2025-10-26 2:25 AM PDT.
Maybe it is valid on 2025-10-26 EDT? If so it started on 2025-10-25 21:00 PDT and "today" means the "next 24 hours".
5 months ago |
Anonymous
We can argue specs, updates & quality until we're blue in the face. Bottom line is this is NOT a deal, it's at MSRP and in my opinion should not be posted on a deal site.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
The standard S21 unlock for U.S not Asia or oversea model is still $700 unless you can fine one on sale for $600.
The spec are only a little better, not by much. But spec alone can't say one phone is better than the other.
The Pixel 6 have 4 years OS upgrade and 5 years security update (Samsung only 3 years and very slow waiting of OS upgrade). A clean OS without the crapware from Samsung and Free Earbuds from this deal which seems to me is a better deal, unless you care about the 5G mmWave missing.
Performance and Battery life pretty much the same as other phone around this price. The value and overall support life makes this phone a better deal unless you're someone who upgrade to a new phone every 2 or 3 years. And 128Gig version is simply to little, should be 256Gig for all standard phone that doesn't have a SD-card slot anymore.
//@Anonymous: 600bucks and FHD = mid spec
galaxy S21 is now the same price but much better spec
4 years ago |
Anonymous
just normal price
4 years ago |
Anonymous
600bucks and FHD = mid spec
galaxy S21 is now the same price but much better spec
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Any one can comment on if the unlock version (lack of 1 kind of 5G) really matters? Don't know if we would like to buy Verizon version for $100 more.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
If S21U's software is provided by google, $1500 or more is acceptable to me. //@anonymous: 600bucks and FHD = mid spec
galaxy S21 is now the same price but much better spec
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Sub 5G is the standard to replace 4GLTE as it has almost same coverage in range and speed.
The mmWave 5G from ATT and Verizon is true 5G fast speed, but with poor range. The non-pro will will cost you 50-100 more if you buy from the two carriers. This does not apply to T-Mobile with their Mid 5G which is the balance of the two 5G spectrum.
The unlock Pixel 6 Pro is the one you really want if you don't want to deal with the headache of this mess created by Google. It's also a bit future proof?
And if I were to by the cheap Pixel 6, I'll get unlock cause 5G still doesn't live up to what it's suppose to be, maybe in 4 to 5 years? and when it does it be time to by another phone anyway.
//@Anonymous: Any one can comment on if the unlock version (lack of 1 kind of 5G) really matters? Don't know if we would like to buy Verizon version for $100 more.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
The standard S21 unlock for U.S not Asia or oversea model is still $700 unless you can fine one on sale for $600.
The spec are only a little better, not by much. But spec alone can't say one phone is better than the other.
The Pixel 6 have 4 years OS upgrade and 5 years security update (Samsung only 3 years and very slow waiting of OS upgrade). A clean OS without the crapware from Samsung and Free Earbuds from this deal which seems to me is a better deal, unless you care about the 5G mmWave missing.
Performance and Battery life pretty much the same as other phone around this price. The value and overall support life makes this phone a better deal unless you're someone who upgrade to a new phone every 2 or 3 years. And 128Gig version is simply to little, should be 256Gig for all standard phone that doesn't have a SD-card slot anymore.
//@Anonymous: 600bucks and FHD = mid spec
galaxy S21 is now the same price but much better spec
4 years ago |
Anonymous
But you forgot to mention the annoying Google search bar on the main screen ,with no option to remove it at ALL! //@Anonymous: The standard S21 unlock for U.S not Asia or oversea model is still $700 unless you can fine one on sale for $600.
The spec are only a little better, not by much. But spec alone can't say one phone is better than the other.
The Pixel 6 have 4 years OS upgrade and 5 years security update (Samsung only 3 years and very slow waiting of OS upgrade). A clean OS without the crapware from Samsung and Free Earbuds from this deal which seems to me is a better deal, unless you care about the 5G mmWave missing.
Performance and Battery life pretty much the same as other phone around this price. The value and overall support life makes this phone a better deal unless you're someone who upgrade to a new phone every 2 or 3 years. And 128Gig version is simply to little, should be 256Gig for all standard phone that doesn't have a SD-card slot anymore.
//@Anonymous: 600bucks and FHD = mid spec
galaxy S21 is now the same price but much better spec
4 years ago |
Anonymous
att pixel 6 128g priced at $740; pixel 6 pro 128g at $940. //@Anonymous: Sub 5G is the standard to replace 4GLTE as it has almost same coverage in range and speed.
The mmWave 5G from ATT and Verizon is true 5G fast speed, but with poor range. The non-pro will will cost you 50-100 more if you buy from the two carriers. This does not apply to T-Mobile with their Mid 5G which is the balance of the two 5G spectrum.
The unlock Pixel 6 Pro is the one you really want if you don't want to deal with the headache of this mess created by Google. It's also a bit future proof?
And if I were to by the cheap Pixel 6, I'll get unlock cause 5G still doesn't live up to what it's suppose to be, maybe in 4 to 5 years? and when it does it be time to by another phone anyway.
//@Anonymous: Any one can comment on if the unlock version (lack of 1 kind of 5G) really matters? Don't know if we would like to buy Verizon version for $100 more.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Don't most people get a new phone every 2 years? Don't they wear out, battery die, etc.
Anyway, I generally get a new Samsung every year around Thanksgiving. I have the S21 now and it feels like a downgrade from my S20 (which had an SD card slot). What good is 8k video if your phone can only store 90 seconds of it. Anyway, I would consider the Pixel if the back wasn't so ugly (the horizontal bar with cameras). I know, S21 isn't much better...
4 years ago |
Anonymous
why is this a "deal"? That is the MSRP price of it if you buy it directly from google. Which is also unlocked. I just bought one yesterday.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Yes you're right, specs don't tell everything. But Pixels have a long history of hardware issues (ask me how I know) and Google has not been forthcoming to fix them under warranty. Samsung on the other hand, has top hardware quality and they have much better customer service. Yes, Samsungs are bloated but I for one, will take a reliable phone with bloatware any day over questionable hardware quality with clean software. //@Anonymous: The standard S21 unlock for U.S not Asia or oversea model is still $700 unless you can fine one on sale for $600.
The spec are only a little better, not by much. But spec alone can't say one phone is better than the other.
The Pixel 6 have 4 years OS upgrade and 5 years security update (Samsung only 3 years and very slow waiting of OS upgrade). A clean OS without the crapware from Samsung and Free Earbuds from this deal which seems to me is a better deal, unless you care about the 5G mmWave missing.
Performance and Battery life pretty much the same as other phone around this price. The value and overall support life makes this phone a better deal unless you're someone who upgrade to a new phone every 2 or 3 years. And 128Gig version is simply to little, should be 256Gig for all standard phone that doesn't have a SD-card slot anymore.
//@Anonymous: 600bucks and FHD = mid spec
galaxy S21 is now the same price but much better spec
4 years ago |
Anonymous
is this good?
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Best Buy in my area has it for $549 now, but only for in-store pickup thou.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Questionable quality? More like you are basing this over your personal poor experience from one company to another. And I get it customer service matters as to hardware too.
So I'll give you mine perspective, I had used Google's Nexus 4 and 5 and never had hardware issue. Sure the 6 had, and some Pixel line, but does that mean all of Google series was poorly design? No, you simply had bought a product from them design by their third party that fail your expectation.
Oh, that Samsung hardware you so proudly think is well build, I Had 3 Notes and one Galaxy, from rear camera glass crack to screen flicker and random colorful line issue.... and lets not forget Airline banning it from battery catching smoke and fire. Plus limited to 8O percent charge.
So you can keep telling yourself Samsung hardware quality must be not questionable right?? Even Apple has hardware issue, poor design on their antenna, and chipset change using intel modem with poor questionable reception.
At the end of the day, you really don't know which product design change might be really good or just shit! And every company can make a good product and mistakes down the line.
My thought is since this is the first time Google build a phone mostly themself, they also have more control over than their previous Pixel that were build and design with third party. And Yes their online service suck, but so does the other two!
4 years ago |
Anonymous
just normal price
4 years ago |
Anonymous
We can argue specs, updates & quality until we're blue in the face. Bottom line is this is NOT a deal, it's at MSRP and in my opinion should not be posted on a deal site.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Totally a greed. Apple MSRP only. //@anonymous: We can argue specs, updates & quality until we're blue in the face. Bottom line is this is NOT a deal, it's at MSRP and in my opinion should not be posted on a deal site.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Is it a deal???
4 years ago |
Anonymous
I wish I bought iphone instead of pixel6.
Fingerprint stopped working, can't answer call sometimes, can not pull down notification bar, sometimes can not call voicemail....
It likes a toy, not a phone
4 years ago |
Anonymous
No!
I have been using over a month (best buy deal). Really it is a $300 flagship. Weak processor, ugly physics. //@anonymous: Is it a deal???
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Buy samsung for Android or buy iPhone.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Pixel 6 is the first Google phone using its own newly designed chip. Usually it will take a couple round iteration to make chip stable and mature in massive usage. Pixel 4 and 5 are different, they just use Qualcomm chip, even they are not the top specs, but they are at least stable. For Pixel 6 you never know if it has stability issue because its chip is the first iteration from Google. //@Anonymous: Questionable quality? More like you are basing this over your personal poor experience from one company to another. And I get it customer service matters as to hardware too.So I'll give you mine perspective, I had used Google's Nexus 4 and 5 and never had hardware issue. Sure the 6 had, and some Pixel line, but does that mean all of Google series was poorly design? No, you simply had bought a product from them design by their third party that fail your expectation.Oh, that Samsung hardware you so proudly think is well build, I Had 3 Notes and one Galaxy, from rear camera glass crack to screen flicker and random colorful line issue.... and lets not forget Airline banning it from battery catching smoke and fire. Plus limited to 8O percent charge. So you can keep telling yourself Samsung hardware quality must be not questionable right?? Even Apple has hardware issue, poor design on their antenna, and chipset change using intel modem with poor questionable reception.At the end of the day, you really don't know which product design change might be really good or just shit! And every company can make a good product and mistakes down the line.My thought is since this is the first time Google build a phone mostly themself, they also have more control over than their previous Pixel that were build and design with third party. And Yes their online service suck, but so does the other two!
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Multiple bugs including poor battery life reported in recent reviews. As a long-time pixel user, it’s painful to see where it has headed to //@anonymous: Pixel 6 is the first Google phone using its own newly designed chip. Usually it will take a couple round iteration to make chip stable and mature in massive usage. Pixel 4 and 5 are different, they just use Qualcomm chip, even they are not the top specs, but they are at least stable. For Pixel 6 you never know if it has stability issue because its chip is the first iteration from Google. //@Anonymous: Questionable quality? More like you are basing this over your personal poor experience from one company to another. And I get it customer service matters as to hardware too.So I'll give you mine perspective, I had used Google's Nexus 4 and 5 and never had hardware issue. Sure the 6 had, and some Pixel line, but does that mean all of Google series was poorly design? No, you simply had bought a product from them design by their third party that fail your expectation.Oh, that Samsung hardware you so proudly think is well build, I Had 3 Notes and one Galaxy, from rear camera glass crack to screen flicker and random colorful line issue.... and lets not forget Airline banning it from battery catching smoke and fire. Plus limited to 8O percent charge. So you can keep telling yourself Samsung hardware quality must be not questionable right?? Even Apple has hardware issue, poor design on their antenna, and chipset change using intel modem with poor questionable reception.At the end of the day, you really don't know which product design change might be really good or just shit! And every company can make a good product and mistakes down the line.My thought is since this is the first time Google build a phone mostly themself, they also have more control over than their previous Pixel that were build and design with third party. And Yes their online service suck, but so does the other two!
4 years ago |
Anonymous
I'll disagree, I have the S21 and looked closely at the Pixel 6. Camera quality on the S21 is substantially better. Google advertising their "magic eraser" feature like it's unique to the Pixel, but it's part of the google gallery app, I have it on my S21 and it works (most of the time).
For build quality, longevity, etc, I've had great luck with my Galaxy phones.
To each their own.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
overprice. waiting.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
get a Samsung S22, it is much better phone and about the same price with tread in enhancement and bonus. I spend about 700 dollar get a S22 ULTRA(paid 1000 dollar but get a sumsung water 4 classic, a wireless charger, tread in an worthless Iphone SE for 125 dollar.
4 years ago |
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Anonymous
code expired
5 months ago |
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Anonymous
Should have 128gb for base model
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Regret to have it, the Touch ID is not good as home button.so I ordered iPad Pro (2021 )which has Face ID.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Absolutely amazing product. This is a must have.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Should have 128gb for base model
4 years ago |
Anonymous
In for 1.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
In for three, for each of my kids! Best product! //@anonymous: In for 1.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
wait for 2025 //@Anonymous: Should have 128gb for base model
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Regret to have it, the Touch ID is not good as home button.so I ordered iPad Pro (2021 )which has Face ID.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Wait for 2032 it will have 3TB //@anonymous: wait for 2025 //@Anonymous: Should have 128gb for base model
4 years ago |
Anonymous
can I use hdmi to project the ipad to the tv?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Yes. You need an hdmi adapter which connects iPad to hdmi in the tv. //@anonymous: can I use hdmi to project the ipad to the tv?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Apple air play can be used no need for cables as long as you have a compatible tv //@anonymous: Yes. You need an hdmi adapter which connects iPad to hdmi in the tv. //@anonymous: can I use hdmi to project the ipad to the tv?
2 years ago |
Anonymous
First ipad had 16gb around 12 years ago, so it will probably only be 4 times the base model now which will be 256gb for base model in year 2035 or so. //@anonymous: Wait for 2032 it will have 3TB //@anonymous: wait for 2025 //@Anonymous: Should have 128gb for base model
2 years ago |
Anonymous
128gb $499, I won't complain.
2024 iPad with 64gb is just lame.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
go for the best buy, same price for all colors, and apple 3mon services try outs.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
In Feb 2024 Apple earning report, iPad was $7 billion in revenue, down 25% year over year.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
Which one is 399?
1 year ago |
cheetah
The pink one right now. //@anonymous: Which one is 399?
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Should buy 2024 model with M2 chip and 128GB for $369 last week from Best Buy, better deal.
1 year ago |