Pixel 4 vs Pixel 6 Pro

Upgrading from a Pixel 4 to a Pixel 6 Pro means following a two-year upgrade cycle, which typically brings noticeable improvements. That is the case going from a Pixel 4 to a Pixel 6 Pro, which is not only a “pro” branded model but also features a new exterior design and is powered by Google’s first-ever processor. The Pixel 6 is powered by the Google Tensor chip, and the Pixel 4 is powered by a Snapdragon 855 processor. Other highlights of this upgrade path include going from a 5.7” display with a 90Hz refresh rate to a 6.7” display with a 120Hz refresh rate, from 6GB of RAM to 12GB of RAM, and from a max of 128GB of storage to a max of 512GB of storage. The Pixel 6 Pro also features an improved rear camera array which includes a 50MP wide, 12MP ultra-wide, 48MP telephoto, and LDAF (laser detect auto-focus) sensor.