No update?

[Sullie714]

By my calendar it is December 14th and my Pixel 6 Pro is still sitting here without a December Security update. There are double digit issues with this phone and I was/am hoping Google has fixed them but sadly I will not know apparently because they cannot seem to get a security update out to people in either a timely manner or when they state it will be delivered. The launch of the 6 Pro has been the most dismal Pixel launch yet. Hey Google! Get your Crap together!!!!!

 

[jainkjohn]

By my calendar it is December 14th and my Pixel 6 Pro is still sitting here without a December Security update. There are double digit issues with this phone and I was/am hoping Google has fixed them but sadly I will not know apparently because they cannot seem to get a security update out to people in either a timely manner or when they state it will be delivered. The launch of the 6 Pro has been the most dismal Pixel launch yet. Hey Google! Get your Crap together!!!!!

Installing......

 

[doohsun]

got mine yesterday as well

 

[Tool_Belt]

By my calendar it is December 14th and my Pixel 6 Pro is still sitting here without a December Security update. There are double digit issues with this phone and I was/am hoping Google has fixed them but sadly I will not know apparently because they cannot seem to get a security update out to people in either a timely manner or when they state it will be delivered. The launch of the 6 Pro has been the most dismal Pixel launch yet. Hey Google! Get your Crap together!!!!!

Go ahead and sideload it. Yeah, you shouldn't have to.....but either do it or wait.

 

[GoNavy79]

For me the only way is OTA. And so far all I'm getting is "your system is up to date"

 

[ezdoit]

For me the only way is OTA. And so far all I'm getting is "your system is up to date"

^^^---SAME---^^^

 

[drvier8]

Google purchased 6 on Verizon. No update yet. Timely updates is the number one reason I have stayed with Google phones since Nexus days. Sideloaded the November update, but if having to sideload is my new norm, I'll be switching to an iPhone. I can do it, but should not have to.

 

[Davidoo]

Nothing for me with Verizon 6 Pro. Must be Verizon holding it up.

 

[buzzy3970]

Google purchased 6 on Verizon. No update yet. Timely updates is the number one reason I have stayed with Google phones since Nexus days. Sideloaded the November update, but if having to sideload is my new norm, I'll be switching to an iPhone. I can do it, but should not have to.

You do know that not everyone gets the iOS update on day one due to overloading the network. Would a day or 2 really kill you? I know here we always like to be first, but it it wasn't for this forum or blogs you wouldn't even know that there was a new update out. First world problems.

 

[buzzy3970]

Nothing for me with Verizon 6 Pro. Must be Verizon holding it up.

Could be possible as the update log hasn't been updated for the pixel on their site.

 

[drvier8]

I recognize it is a first world problem, but I am serious that timely updates was the deciding factor in my choice of the Pixel 6. I have only considered Google phones or iPhones for this reason for the last 10 years. I prefer Android and stayed under the assumption that it would continue. I don't remember if it was Android 9 or 10, but supposedly they had made the check for updates button actually do something.

Not getting the November update without having to sideload it (i don't know if that was a google or verizon issue) and now this is the start of trend that I'll need to monitor. Also, the 6 being delayed rather than leading the updates is a little troubling.

I am much more concerned with security fixes than bug fixes or feature drops.

Edited to add: My "concern" is whether I just have not been pushed the update or if there is still something screwy with the 6 on Verizon and if I will have to sideload this (and all future updates).

 

[buzzy3970]

I recognize it is a first world problem, but I am serious that timely updates was the deciding factor in my choice of the Pixel 6. I have only considered Google phones or iPhones for this reason for the last 10 years. I prefer Android and stayed under the assumption that it would continue. I don't remember if it was Android 9 or 10, but supposedly they had made the check for updates button actually do something.

Not getting the November update without having to sideload it (i don't know if that was a google or verizon issue) and now this is the start of trend that I'll need to monitor. Also, the 6 being delayed rather than leading the updates is a little troubling.

I am much more concerned with security fixes than bug fixes or feature drops.

Edited to add: My "concern" is whether I just have not been pushed the update or if there is still something screwy with the 6 on Verizon and if I will have to sideload this (and all future updates).

Would say it's the former. Using a 6 Pro on Verizon and have yet to receive the update although I've been abusing the update button lol. I'm inclined to think that it will appear once I stop checking if that's even possible.

 

[bkdodger2]

I think you have to take it into account. This is a new phone with a new chip and Android 12 coming right out of the box.. the first couple of months are not going to be as smooth as plenty of people around these parts are accustomed ... Although it is frustrating, the good thing about having the pixel is that you can OTA sideload like some of us have done and hopefully everything falls in line timely going forward. So for now I would give it a few days and see if the OTA comes through the phone...

 

[Asfalloth]

Installed mine last night around 23:00 UK GMT on my pixel 6 Pro.

 

[Zedd]

Got my new Pixel 6 Pro Saturday. Don't have the December update either. I traded my P4XL for the 6 Pro. The 4XL had finally started to run good, real good.
The finger print reader on my P6 Pro sucks, unless "can't read, hold longer and try again" is all it's supposed to say or do.
If Google can't get it's act together with this phone real soon I'm going to take it back and get a Samjunk Note 20 or something.. I'm just not impressed so far one bit.
So much for favorable reviews!
... and don't even think about putting a screen protector on this thing.
Shame on Google for releasing a "Flagship" phone in this condition. I've owned the 2XL, 4XL and now the 6 Pro both the 2xl and 4xl were better than this thing at release.
Google is using all of us as Beta Testers!
The 6 Pro as it sits out of the box is not ready for market release other than to line Googles pockets at the consumers expense.. expensive expense at that.
This may very well be my last Pixel product if this is the way it's going to be.
There's an honest "UNPAID" review of the Pixel 6 Pro 3 days out of the box!

 

[bkdodger2]

I respect your opinion, but to be honest IMO, this is the best pixel phone to date that I've had, including the 2XL and the 4XL.. I know plenty of people don't like the fingerprint sensor, but I have no issues with that as well.. but I can understand the frustration some are having with it...

 

[Asfalloth]

I love my 6 Pro, and it has a great screen protector on it also I took my 13 pro max 512gb back for this black 256gb 6 Pro, zero regrets. Even before the December update I felt it was a great handset and experience.
Just waiting on my dbrand parts to turn up now so I can ditch the case

 

[Davidoo]

I respect your opinion, but to be honest IMO, this is the best pixel phone to date that I've had, including the 2XL and the 4XL.. I know plenty of people don't like the fingerprint sensor, but I have no issues with that as well.. but I can understand the frustration some are having with it...

Same for me. Best Pixel ever and fingerprint works well.

 

[neil74]

Nothing here yet. Unlocked UK P6 Pro. Never got the November one either.

 

[Maljunulo]

Those who seek dis-satisfaction will always find some.

I'm still waiting, but have manage to not have hysterics over it yet, and the 500 milliseconds it takes to unlock my phone with a fingerprint doesn't bother me either.

The Pixel 6 is a very good phone at a very reasonable (by today's standards) price.