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I have had the Pixel 6 Pro one day. So far, I think my Pixel 2 was better. I don't like having to use gestures that only sometimes work instead of the back and
by silexia 5y ago
I have had the Pixel 6 Pro one day. So far, I think my Pixel 2 was better. I don't like having to use gestures that only sometimes work instead of the back and home buttons. The fingerprint deal only works sometimes.
My old Pixel 2 still worked very well, the only reason I upgraded was I use my phone for business and the lack of security upgrades on the old phone forced me to get the new one.
- mosdl 5y agoYou can enable the old navigation model in accessibility settings.
- tata71 5y agoOn GrapheneOS.org, you can be web installed and choosing between three styles of navigation in minutes! Whatever works best!
- Grazester 5y agoIs there a reason these gestures don't work? Like you have not gotten use to properly performing them? I moved from a Pixel 2 to a Pixel 5 when I shattered my Pixel 2's screen and I am not a fan of gestures. It was damn right awkward and clunky at first but they work once you figure it out.
- pja 5y agoYou can get the buttons back if you want, at the cost of some screen real estate. & agreed, the UI distinction between swiping up & swiping up from the bottom edge is both a pain to distinguish physically & I can never remember which is which. Swiping in from the right for back also makes tapping things on the right edge a bit of a lottery: will the UI decide I was in fact swiping in as a back gesture this time? Who knows... Gestures are a nice idea in principle, but in practice I'm not sure that they're an improvement on actual buttons you know that you're pressing.