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Google's Pixel 6 Pro is more affordable than ever at $649

  You have another chance to get a Pixel 6 or Pixel 6 Pro at their lowest respective prices. The 6.4-inch Pixel 6 is $100 off, costing $499 unlocked at Amazon , or through the Google Store. The pricier Pixel 6 Pro has a 6.7-inch display, a higher-res screen, more RAM, and most notably, a telephoto lens with 4x optical zoom on its rear that sets it apart from many flagship phones out there. It normally costs $899, but you can get it for $649 through Amazon , or at the Google Store. To put the price in context, this beats the Prime Day price by $50. You can nab these phones at Target, too, and if you’re very lucky, you may find an especially good deal at your local store on the Pixel 6 Pro. Some Reddit users found the Pixel 6 Pro on clearance for just $270. Others have come across it for $449. Don’t count on finding these deals, but it can’t hurt to stop by and check things out. Google Pixel 6 Pro

New leak confirms larger Pixel 6 Pro, offers first Pixel 6 specs

New renders show off a better view of the next Google flagship. What you need to know Another Google Pixel 6 "Pro" leak shows us a good look at Google's 2021 flagship. These new leaks are accompanied by the first spec details. The Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are expected to launch at this year's Made By Google event in the fall. The Google Pixel 6 leaked for the first time last week , showing off a very distinct design when compared to the likes of the Pixel 5 or Pixel 4a 5G . Now, new renders shared by OnLeaks (via Digit.in ) give us a clearer look at the upcoming flagship. This set of renders specifically show off the Pixel 6 "Pro" — the name is currently unconfirmed — the successor to the XL variants every Pixel has had so far, with the exception of the Pixel 5. It is said to have a 6.6-7-inch AMOLED curved display with a centered punch-hole front-facing camera. The rear camera layout is said to be a primary wide-angle lens, a periscope telephoto, a

6 things we'd love to see in the Google Pixel 6

Google's Pixel 5 was a mediocre phone, so let's see how the 6 can up the ante. The annual Pixel launch has become somewhat of a highlight for Android watchers ever since Google launched the line back in 2016. Love them or hate them, they are always some of the best Android phones and it's nice to see what Google's doing on the hardware front. Last year's Pixel 5 for one was a bit of a strange phone. It was praised for being a good camera phone and offering a stripped down experience for less money (and it does do those things), but it also had too little setting it above the Pixel 4a or 4a 5G. Personally, I find the less is more approach Google took to the Pixel 5 can only go so far before you're just getting less, period. This year, it'd be nice to have the company offer a litle more with its hardware so that it doesn't need to be carried by software. Curiously, while we had leaks of upcoming Pixels by this time last year and the year before, this