By Chris Skeldon 
A few days ago, Google made an official presentation of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro phones to some North American media. These electors were able to make their first contact with the products as well as share some details with the public.
Reports show most equipment excellent Ever by Google and will directly compete with brands like Apple or Samsung. The competition to be fought even in smartphone accessories.
Google Pixel 6 will come without a charger in the box
As The Verge has been able to confirm, the Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro will not include a wall charger in the box. A decision that repeats the strategy of Apple, Samsung and many other brands in the market cell phone.
Google justifies this action with the same argument that Apple used when it pioneered these decisions. He argues that most of them already have a USB-C charger at home, which they can use to charge the Pixel 6.
A trick to reduce Google’s ecological footprint. Without the in-box charger, the North American company will reduce the use of plastic and will be able to ship more boxes in the same space used so far.
So they will be the first Google smartphones to reach users without including a wall adapter. Even the Pixel 5a, which was launched today, will continue to offer this accessory to its users.
For those who don’t have a compatible charger at home, Google will definitely offer to buy it separately. However, it will be an additional cost for equipment that should not be cheap.
Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro will be a milestone for the brand’s presence in the industry cell phone. They are again high-end smartphones worthy of the name, with above-average technical and build quality.
The use of the Tensor processor is one of the innovations of the Pixel 6. The quality of the cameras has also been highlighted once again, thanks in large part to the use of new sensors.
Expectations are high for the new generation of Google smartphones. It remains to be seen if they will be on the level the noise whose construction has already begun.
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