Really want to see more revisits of previous phones for commentaries like this, I'm glad you dedicated time to deliver this to us

The lack of follow up/"how they age" reviews is a huge Blindspot in the tech reviewer circles. Certain androids age way better than others and now that upgrade cycles are longer and specs stay relevant for longer, this is hugely important. Bravo; keep it up!

I like these kind of reviews a lot, it's really hard to see all the pros and cons at the beginning. I've been on Pixels since the Pixel 2 and the Pixel 6 Pro was my favorite phone for 6 months, then my wife and I both had issues with them. Mine got stuck on the bootloader and seemingly corrupted the drive. I exchanged mine for another one, that was fine just slower. Then her screen went out. We paid them off and exchanged them for iPhones.

This is what Im always looking for reviews, what happens after months or a year of usage with it. Your vids are really helpful!! 💓

The slow fingerprint reader is the only thing that's annoyed me with it since swapping at launch. I miss my 3XL with the instant fingerprint unlock 😥

Still rocking the Pixel 5 here and love the 'on the back' fingerprint sensor. Feels like the most logical place to put one and the recessed circle guides your finger into the sensor. Alas, I think such a design has had its day.

I've had my P6 since November, and while I have not experienced many of the large bugs I hear about on this device, I do have persistent little bugs and nuances that remind me that it isn't perfect. None of these issues have made me wish I had another phone, the user experience has been phenomenal and I will likely want a pixel 8 or 9 in a few years. I have gotten two days of battery life with my usage since launch, now about 7 months in I may get to 10% around 6-8 PM at night of day 2 verus going to bed with 15-20%. I do notice the high network drain, but I am on wifi 95% of most of my days, so its never been an issue. I am sure if I was traveling more I would notice it more frequently.

I'm really surprised you're dealing with those issues. I've had the phone since November and use it all the time for my job. I haven't come across any bugs let alone the ones you listed off.

Appreciate the follow-up 'reviews on products like this. Really hope Google will keep improving as they have been

I like seeing these type of videos, especially from you. I’m literally on my knees praying for more and more improvements for Pixel.

Very good work, I love the pixels camera specially when I use in night condition but I have to say that I felt something missing (maybe polishing the user experience a little bit) to complete a nice job for this phone. Love to see this kind of work about user experience and mobile phone from you! Take care

"I have access to a lot of different phones." Well, that's a humble way of puttin' it !! 😂

I love these videos, very good idea to go beyond the launch review. Very well put together as always, keep up the great work Marques!

My Pixel 3a has become more and more buggy ever since the Pixel 6 came out and they started pushing more frequent updates. Before the 6 came out, it was still a rock solid experience.

It's a bummer that you have been having so many issues but I'm glad you gave it another chance. I got my pixel 6 maybe a month after launch and I love it. I haven't had the bugs besides one with the data/wifi turning off and have to toggle it off and on again but they fixed that a couple of months ago or so. It's honestly been one of the best phones, and phone experiences, that I've had, up there with my Samsung note 9. Fingerprint was a bit slow but seems improved for me now. Personally, I miss my fingerprint reader on the back.

Such a useful review, thank you. I've still got my 4XL, had it for just over two years now, and it's sooooo glitchy! But that's just been in the last few months. I'm eyeing up other phones that seem to have better longevity, even though Pixel has been my favourite user experience so far, ever.

Thanks for the time going back and giving us your thoughts on this again. I've had a Pixel 6 since launch in UK and came from a Pixel 5. Also getting several bugs now. - Bluetooth music skip, yep get that. - Definitely missing the fingerprint sensor on the back from the 5. - auto brightness is so slow. If phone is in my pocket and I'm outside sunny day, (yes it does happen in the UK occasionally!). Phone rings, take out of pocket and will take a good 2 - 3 seconds (well feels like it) before I can see the screen to answer it. I can't remember the last time I had a phone that was that bad! - When using Google Maps for Sat Nav, this happens about 50% of time. I am currently using 3 button control (back, home, apps). After arriving at destination and pressing "done", the buttons don't always return which means your stuck in the the maps current screen. Screen off with power button and back on normally fixes this. On balance, I think it's the buggiest phone I've had in a long time. Only had Pixels (1, 3, 5 & 6), and Nexuses in the last 10 years.

Appreciate you for making this video, would like to see more videos like this when you experience it. It's looking increasingly difficult to look for a close to stock android phone that holds up over time

I like how in the background you can see the bike in the google colors. Such amazing detail

Great video, thanks for the great info Bro! much love 👍

Pixel 3a here - 3 years old, pretty much the same solid experience as day 1. It definitely isn't all Pixels that are aging poorly. Hell, the Pixel 6 isn't even aging poorly; rather, it launched poorly and it's still not where it should be.

I still haven't used a pixel, I've always been intrigued by them though. Any pixel owners here care to share their input?

Thank you for actually mentioning the connectivity issues. So many other reviewers fail to even mention it but after doing some more research it seems it is (for me at least) catastrophically bad. I understand most people might not even notice living in a city, but I live in regional Australia where reception can already be patchy on a good day. I was so close to ordering a P6 when I saw this video. You saved me a whole lot of frustration.

The pixel 4a for me was a great experience from the day I got it until today. I passed it along to my daughter when I got the 6 and it's still just as good as it was on day 1 (and in some ways better because of software updates). I never buy the "pro" versions of any phone, but I definitely had a few minor issues with the 6 in the first few months. All of those are gone now, but I do wish they had a physical fingerprint reader on the back instead of the under the screen one.

April update has seemed to fix most issues, but it took way too long to get to that point

Great video Marques, super helpful insight in line with my experience as well! I hope Google takes this feedback seriously for its next model!

Please do more vids like this as a lot of people only get access to a new phone a few months after its release

I rocked a 3a for a while (when it was still fairly recent). I found the selling point for me- stock android, had slowly gotten worse and worse over time with more pointless changes to the ui. Gradually got harder to navigate, and ultimately just buggy as hell. Which I'm sure some of that could be attributed to aging hardware, but some of Google's UI changes had me banging my head against a wall.

You should do this with every phone. It's all well and good doing reviews of mew phones, but it'd be just as useful to do reviews one year after release

Good re-visit. I guess I'm lucky that I haven't experienced most of those issues highlighted but I absolutely HATE (with a passion) the utterly hopeless fingerprint reader. So many times it just doesn't unlock at all. Yes I've re-scanned multiple fingers and done svereal scans of the same finger but it just seems to be totally inadequate. If it wasn't for that and the dust-catching camera bump, it would be perfect for me.

One thing I noticed on my pixel 6 is the connection issue like you said. I usually go to an island once a week and my old pixel 4XL worked fine basically all over, but the pixel 6 seems to struggle getting a connection in most areas

This is a really solid review on how the Pixel phones are progressing! Thank you!

I have experienced very few bugs since I've had my P6P since December (preordered the phone but it took over a month to actually get into my hands). The only thing I still think needs work is the fingerprint reader. It's just not reliable enough but other than that I have loved the phone. Sad to see so many others with no performance issues, I want Google to make a top their Pixel and I hope this is a step closer to that.

I have a pixel 4a, and it has also been very buggy as it gets older. Just last month I had this awful experience where the time would change back and forth between daylight savings and standard, and that would even affect my manually set time. I've also been having similar issues with GPS and this fingerprint scanner is the least reliable one I've ever used on a phone EDIT: the SIM card issue turned out to be because of a couple of things. First of all the SIM card was first used on one of my phones before this one. Secondly AT&t was doing something and no longer supported older SIM cards. I don't know how many of the aforementioned issues are because of this, but I felt it was necessary to label them

I would really like to see a revisit after the june update. it solved all my issues with the phone and many others as well

Really appreciate the info!

I wanted to love Pixel again after using Samsungs for the past few years. I've had my pixel 6 pro since launch and it still has a lot of issues like this video mentioned. A new issue that has started in the past 2 weeks is that my always on display is vanishing at night when I turn the lights off and go to bed. I have my phone next to my bed with alarms set, and use it as a clock. It makes it hard to use as a clock when the screen is just black. Not only is it just black, it is unresponsive to tap to wake and lift to wake. The phone will ONLY come back on if I push the power button. My quick rundown of other issues: -wifi calling drops calls or doesn't start dialing at all -bluetooth randomly disconnects from earbuds and car -randomly will lose network connection, only showing an exclamation mark -sometimes the screen is just unresponsive when trying to wake it up, like it doesn't know my finger or anything is touching the screen -hold for me, i hit answer, the person on the other end sometimes can't hear me talking -sometimes speakers will make a crackle noise when sound starts from a video or game I'm sure this phone has done other stupid things, but these are just off the top of my head. Very disappointed in Google. This should have been their big moment getting back to the high-end.

I've had my pixel 6 pro since launch and have not had the issues some people experience. It's so strange that some people can have horrible experiences but this is the best phone I've owned and I just came from a OnePlus 6t. The only issue I have that was in this video was the finger print scanner. It can suck sometimes, especially outside in the sun.

The audio skip was tripping me out! I only use Bluetooth for headphones now and thought I was going crazy until I heard you say it!

Truck drivers are amazing they're really good at getting into tight spaces with that big truck and making wide turns

I feel like the regular 6 doesn't have as many issues as the Pro. Might be because of the different screen refresh rate but with about 4 months on my 6 I have had almost zero issues, the only annoying issue I have had is the auto brightness, and the slow fingerprint sensor.

I'm curious if there are any hardware fixes /revisions done in the months following launch. Would some of those bugs be related to early hardware compared to phones built months later?

@Marques: 4:25 The reason for why the screen brightness is turned up when in a dark room and flashlight is turned on, is because of a light sensor embedded in the camera visor on the back, in the attempt to regulate screen brightness when there's a lot of ambient lighting not directly hitting the smartphone screen.

Really appreciate the follow up on these reviews!!! I would have to agree on all the cons that you have listed. Speaking for myself for someone who still has Pixel 2XL this review is almost and wouldn't want to bring down the performance of the Pixel 6 but seems like I have the same problem with my 2XL. I know it is a huge comparison to make for these two phones but a phone that continues to be "buggy", drops from 120Hz to 60Hz and the list goes on. Now for a person who still uses a 2XL that is insane for a customer of a Pixel 6 to experience these issues especially with a phone that exists in this day of age with the technology we have. My experience with the 2XL with the fingerprint is the same as Marques has experienced, it is laggy and seems like it almost takes some time to realize its your finger...that's kind of funny but exact same issue I have. Also camera wise... definitely needs some work maybe keeping up with software updates...As for Google this is a phone that has potential to be up top with the other phones that currently have taken its place! I really hope Google fixes these issues and look forward to what they can do and hope this is over done. I'm a big fan of the Pixel hope nothing but the best! Also love the work you put into these videos Marques hope nothing but the best for you man!

I'm legit so happy u shed a light on this, my pixel 6 pro is the most buggy phone I've ever owned. I've had countless issues with this phone, originally I thought I had a defective unit and Verizon sent me another, however after I got the replacement, my experience has gotten worse.

I'm still using my 2XL and it works very well. Not much to compare it to though, but I don't find it buggy or slow at all. Still does what I need it to do.

2 days ago they rolled out a patch. It is so much better! The fingerprint now works 99% on first try compared to prior where 10% success rate.

I expressed to the pixel reddit page all of my frustrations with the p6p, which led me to getting an iphone 13 pro. And let me tell you, according to them, my p6p is the only one in existence with bugs and they are all user error.

I’ve been a Pixel user since the 3 and as much as I love the phone and experience, I just can’t keep giving Google money for the quality of products they’re delivering. Not only the Pixel but Google services as a whole; I always feel like a beta user as features come and go on a whim, are promised but never arrive, or fall in love with a feature only to have it yanked away. I think most Google user knows what I’m talking about. It’s baffling how a tech giant like Google can’t organize themselves better on anything except targeted advertising.

I like to see somebody review the aging... So I have a P4a and in the January caller update I was really angry to see, google how messed up the phone software. When incoming calls are coming and if your phone was full with notification bars, there was not possible to answer the incoming call, because you need to sweep away the notification bars on the screen to see the answer button, and when you finished there was a lock screen and when finally you opened your phone the call was gone.. I don't know why they are not testing their phones before releasing a new update.

A lot of the issues for cell and bluetooth connectivity seem to be more related to Android 12 in my experience. Every issue you talked about, have been happening with my Pixel 5a ever since the January Update.

Dude I wholeheartedly feel you on that modem issue. I absolutely love my 6, but the Samsung modem in this thing is nothing short of terrible. Efficiency and connectivity are poor, and I'm not afraid to admit that. Google has to learn that not *EVERYTHING* can be fixed by software.

I really don't get this. I love my P6 Pro and it seems like people either love them or have really bad experiences with them. I wonder if there was a bad batch or something

Hi Marques, Thank you for the hard work you do. I've got a Pixle 6 and the bluethoot was having problem and was disconnecting from my car for no resone like 2 or 3 times a day. and the google asisstence also had problem and was lunching on it's own, sorry for my not so good English, English is my 4th language.

Thank you very much for this, I had the similar issues with almost every phone I have used, which makes sense for phones below £200 but not for my pixel 4 which bugged a lot after a few months and became very annoying, but I hope phone companies look into this. Once again an amazing video!!

Don’t know if it’s worth to mention but here’s a audio glitch at 6:38 . It’s really uncomfortable with earphones

I would like to see more of this. Revisiting reviews after some time for new problems or new fixes of past problems. I'm also interested in durability, reliability and repairability.

I watch your videos regularly before purchasing a new phone, and sometimes even when I'm likely not going to and I want to thank you for the unique perspective and in depth information you give.. it's definitely stand out material... That said, last year I waited to replace my aging but really excellent Mate 20 Pro, it's a shame we cannot get them on Android in the US because that was a phenomenal phone. I was agonizing between the 6 and the S21, I don't like huge phones.. Ultimately I went Pixel 6 and the first few months were a little bumpy, January as you noted was really bad. The March update certainly was welcomed, and did a good job of resolving many of the issues I was having. I haven't really noticed some of the critiques you mentioned such as the auto dimming/brightness issue and considering the display is 90hz, I think it's very very good. I also don't have the problem. with the swiping sideways being laggy.. I actually checked after watching this review. In closing, I still think the 6 was the right choice. The stock Android, amazing photos, and overall positives outweigh the bumpy start and the few minor issues I have.. Granted I spent $599, not $899. The 6 is a lot of phone for $599, even now as we close in on 2023 I can't really find another phone I think I'd prefer, other than maybe the S21 still, simply because it's a different set of compromises but in the size I wish the 6 were.

man, i'm glad i watched this. My note 9 is starting to have some of these issues, even though it's several generations older. I will be waiting to upgrade to another samsung for sure now

Its interesting, I've not had any of the issues listed in the video at all. My 6 Pro at times refuses to leave apps to go to the homepage, or when I go to the homepage I just see a blurry version of my background with no apps visible. Both of these are solved by turning the screen off and on again, but I've noticed it happening a lot more frequently recently, and its getting quite annoying.

I love my Pixel 6, especially as the April patch has improved my battery a lot! But the fingerprint sensor is still the biggest weakness.

I think, my Pixel 4a is still the best device in the series. Absolutely no frills and the camera rocks. Only miss the ultra wide angle sometimes. But overall a complete value for money 🥂

Yeah, I'm having all the same bugs. I've had my pixel 6 pro for months and really want to like it but just so many wired bugs. Cell service strength issues, Wi-Fi calling is constantly dropping/nonfunctional, and Bluetooth 'skipping' are frequent and really feel like they shouldn't be at this point. Glad to hear it's not just me.

So I'm not the only one, here the issues of my 3rd and last Google phone, the Pixel 5. -Bluetooth randomly disconnects -Camera app lags, no photos taken even tho photo taken animation comes up -taking multiple pictures, only the last one gets saved. -camera app when opened is completely black and not restartable -deleting Pictures in Google Photos sometimes doesn't delete the photos. -google photos not loading pictures at all -phone becomes desatured, very pale colors. Only restart fixes it. -when shutting down, phone get stuck, Holding powerbutton for 15s is needed to start again. -ui crashes -takes too long to connect to mobile network when going outside, like up to 10 minutes. -wifi calling sometimes just ends the call -music players and KZfaq premium keep playing sound in the background when all players are closed. -over display players get stuck slot, not in frame, not movable, not closeable

Thank God I didn't jump on the temptation of trading in my Pixel 5 on these new models. The next one up isn't always better. The Pixel 5 is a true champ it's been a fantastic phone and I highly recommend it. Google went backwards leaving this brilliant compact and lightweight design!

good re-review...I see so many used pixel 6 pro for sale over the oneplus 10 pro I been looking at and your review tells me why...and I was a long time nexus pixel user till pixel 4

I also have experienced the most of these issues that you described. However I don't have other phones for backup so I have to stick with this...

I pre-ordered my 6 pro after years of loving my 3a xl and got it in mid October. Beyond the fantastic camera and cool new features, the bugs were abysmal. The worst for me by FAR was the thermal throttling, which had me reaching out to Google to no avail. My phone was lasting 5 hours on one charge. Finally, it seems the thermal throttling has been fixed or at least improved. The battery life feels much better, and I'm starting to finally enjoy this phone. One weird issue I've had since day one is the after pressing the power button to put the screen to sleep, if your finger touches the screen for even a millisecond, the phone unlocks in your pocket. Pretty dumb imo. I do feel more optimistic about the phone though, and I hope they continue fixing what should have been fixed before release. One simply cannot say Google didn't screw this up.

The pixel is truly a one of a kind phone. The smartest of smart phones. Apart from the….you know, bugs.

I am still using my Pixel 3 but looking to upgrade and I think I may go Iphone this time. However, the 3 has served me really well. I got it the year it was released, at the end of the second year of having it the battery randomly died, I complained to google support and they sent me a like new refurb phone with 100% battery life and that was over a year ago, still going really strong and still in the 90s for battery health. I did find their support pretty good and they only made me run a few tests before offering to replace (I didn't buy with google directly originally either), however, the small bugs pixels have can be annoying so its worth weighing up whether that would be worth it for you. Camera is still great though.

I’d love to see a 2022 review of all the 2019 flagships such as iPhone 11 pro

Also thanks for your honest review..and I will buy this phone due to your review as the issues you mentioned are not a deal breaker for me...you mentioned nothing serious. Thanks again..I love your work.

My Pixel 2 was one of the best phones I've had. Upgraded to Pixel 6 Pro and I regret it. My Pixel 6 Pro has always been shutting down every time I try the camera when it's cold outside. It's on and off, but usually when you're ready to capture a nice pic is when it shuts down.

Degradation is huge. My note 9 has stopped connecting to WiFi and Bluetooth, exclusively using cellular and wired headphones now and battery is super quick depleting now

My Nokia 8 Sirocco has aged surprisingly well... The GPS sometimes doesn't work and the main camera cannot focus anymore, but the OS is amazingly stable. My biggest gripe is that face unlock got removed when it upgraded to Android 10.

I was very happy with my Pixel 6 for like 2 months. But then I started to hate how heavy and bulky it is and how buggy it gets, to the level that sometimes multiple apps don't work at all! I thought I was going to keep this as my main phone for a couple of years, but that probably won't happen.

Thanks for your thoughts/experiences. Just picked up the PIxel 6 (payments until the $600 is paid). I don't like fingerprint and auto brightness so I was glad to hear these were the larger complaints. Very happy that the transfer from an LG G7 ThinQ to Pixel 6 was fairy easy. All my data transferred and most of the apps. I would've stuck with LG because I like how customizable they were, user friendly, reliable, but are no longer being made and support for calling is running out. Here's hoping this one lasts more than 4 years (insert laugh track). All the best and God bless.

I got a new Pixel 6 Pro a few weeks ago. Right from the start i wasn’t impressed. The phone got quite hot with simple use like watching KZfaq or just charging, and the battery would just DRAIN. The last straw was when I went to work with a 100% battery and after an 8 hour shift with barely using it, my battery was at 30%. I brought it back (we have 2 weeks to return a device here in Canada) and got an iPhone 13 Pro Max (and I had always said I would NEVER get an iPhone). I am SOOOO glad I did this! I’m in love with my iPhone, it’s butter smooth, the battery is fantastic, the whole Apple ecosystem is incredibly cool (I got AirPods and AirTags since I got the phone 5 days ago) and the overall experience has been wholly positive! I had very high hopes for the pixel, and idk if I just had a lemon, but regardless, it was my first pixel and it pushed me out of android and onto iOS. Just my 2 cents.

I love the random Access memories in the background RIP daft punk...

Can't say about other Pixel phones, but I have a 4A 5G since a year, and it didn't have any hardware/software issues. Apart from horrible Android 12 UI, the Pixel experience for me, has been great 👍

Shoutout to the MKBHD team for letting the video process in higher qualities before publishing, so we can get that crispiness as soon as the video drops!

Thanks for honest review

They still haven't fixed the phantom/butt dialing from Google Assistant where it also deletes the call log. That's incredibly scary. This was happening with my sister and I and I wrote it off for months because she was just butt dialing me. This morning this happened to me where she said I called her a bunch of times yet when I looked at my call log there was nothing. This issue was first reported back in November from what I could find and it's still happening.

Watching this on my S20 FE and I never imagined it would age so well. The software experience is just awesome! Had to believe how Samsung has got it right considering how atrocious TouchWiz was

Being a user of Pixel 2XL I remember that video where Markus said "DON'T BUY THIS PHONE". But I decided to risk it back then and now, 3.5 years later, I can say that this has been the best smartphone experience I've ever had (Used to be a Sony user). Yes, it has some minor bugs but nothing serious that I could mention. It seems like the Pixel phones are really bad in first batches and you shouldn't really pre-order them. NEVER. I bought my 2XL a year later of it's launch so you tell me. It really is a time to change my 2XL to something newer but, man, I don't know what to do now. It seams like I should wait for another year to get a stable version of Pixel 7 😂

Hi, I use the European version of the standard Pixel 6 because I live in Germany and I can only say that I absolutely love this phone! Of course, there was a major problem in the original December security patch which caused mobile connection issues and the January and February patch were delayed, but since Google delivered the March and April security patch punctually the phone has been completely bug-free, I have not experienced any of the problems you describe and the experience has been absolutely amazing.

I get other bugs where I can't swipe up when im in landscape, like it jitters and random stuff happens where I get into the open apps menu thing but I can't close any of the apps, its so annoying

0:28 "the design, the display, the cameras are rock solid, the sw is really good, full of features" It's matte black. You keep going back to the S21 Ultra because it's matte black. You won't fool us so easily Marques.

Been running my 6 since close to launch. I have a nice list of random issues that I experience. Some things have gotten slightly better over time but I am constantly ragretting not deciding to change to the S21 when I returned my first Pixel 6 because it had a display issue. The one I am currently running still has the issue but not as bad. So many weird UI choices that just don't make sense. The Samsung UI was really clean and made sense.

I switched from an iPhone 12pro max. To an s21ultra and finally to the pixel 6pro I enjoy using my p6pro. Over both the iPhone and s21ultra.

As a music head, I seriously wish LG would get back in the game. I think they would really stand out now in the market with their expandable memory, headphone jack, quad dac, etc. That being said, I had to move on from my LG V50(which I love), since T-mobile shut down the Sprint network. My choices were either the S21 fe, or the Pixel6 Pro. I took a shot on the 6Pro, so we'll see how it goes. Either way, it was completely free to me so I can't lose. Worse case scenario, I'll rock it for 6-12mos and if I hate it, I'll just sell it and put it towards something else

Okay, the one question i have since the beginning of the video is why is the 21 ultra better for you than s22 ultra?

My experience with the 6 Pro, coming from a Samsung: - The only issue amongst the ones mentioned here: auto brightness fail - small but constant bugs with basic apps like KZfaq (from Google...) And Facebook - excruciating charging speed - software is 2-3 years behind Samsung in my opinion. Google seem very intent on dumbing everything down several notches - overall pretty okay, great camera and performance

Just bought my p6p! It's been amazing, the only thing is auto brightness for me but sides that I love it!

❤️ You more So precise and so Genuine as Always.

Been using the pixel 4a, it's been great, no regrets. It feels refreshing with Android 12.

I've been using the Google pixel 6 since release and it seems a lot less buggy than the pro. It has been awesome but I definitely run into the occasional bug more than my pixel 3 XL

I agree. I've had 3 Nexus phones, Pixel 3 & now Pixel 6pro. I had the P6P same experience (slow fingerprint, poor reception/ connectivity, bluetooth dropping, battery not lasting as long as expected, etc...) and have noticed the improvements with each update (fingerprint has significantly improved, bluetooth has improved). The camera and photos are amazing as usual & I love the UI/ layout. However this is a phone and being able to use it to make / receive calls is one of the main functions and at my home in a big city the signal is weak for all carriers. And this phone is still the weakest for connectivity with 5-10% dropped calls even with Wifi calling enabled. And recently the phone rang yet the icon to answer a call didn't even appear on the unlocked screen (it was ringing & I tried going into phone app but wound up calling back the 'missed call'). I debated on upgrading to P7P but in Canada the seasonal sale dropped price but the trade-in price for P6P was low which meant a substantial difference for another newly released phone. Thanks for returning & doing this video.

An update tweet with may update would be great, thanks

You work extremely hard by making videos constantly, evolving from your earlier videos and making videos as awesome as possible. Thanks so much for delivering amazing content.