There is also support for up to 23W via wireless charging but only with the new version of the Google Pixel Stand. Still, you should be able to use any PPS-compatible charger that outputs 30W or higher to achieve maximum charging speeds. Google released a new 30W adapter that will be available on the Google Store website. The Google Pixel 6 Pro has a hefty 5,000 mAh battery with support for 30W charging, but this year Google decided that chargers don't need to be included in the box anymore. This keeps it simple for the user, but if you want to be able to tune color temperature or switch between FHD and QHD resolutions, then the Pixel 6 Pro's display might not be for you. There's no advanced tuning of the color modes, and there's no changing the resolution mode of the display. The Boosted profile yielded an average deltaE of 1.9 and a maximum deviation of 3.9 on the sRGB space. The most accurate mode was the Natural profile with an average deltaE of 1.5 and a maximum deviation of 2.8 in the sRGB color space. With the default Adaptive profile, we determined an average deltaE of 2.5 and a maximum deviation of 5.3 units on the DCI-P3 color space. The default color mode is 'Adaptive' based on the DCI-P3 color space, there's a 'Natural' color mode based on the accuracy of the sRGB standard, and there's a 'Boosted' mode that's a slightly more saturated version of the Natural profile. There are three preset color modes on the Pixel 6 Pro. Menus and screens are visible enough to use, even with dark theme enabled, and the viewfinder is bright enough to see exactly what you're shooting. Sunlight legibility is great, nonetheless. Even so, display panels of current flagships from Apple, Samsung, and vivo have already broken past the 1000 nits mark for peak brightness. These numbers are excellent considering Google's Pixel phones have historically been behind the competition in screen brightness. Peak brightness reached 860 nits when set to Adaptive Brightness. In our display brightness tests, the Google Pixel 6 Pro scored 497 nits of maximum brightness using the manual slider. This display also supports HDR10 content and 24-bit color depth. With a QHD+ resolution of 1440 x 3120 px, it has a sharp pixel density of 512ppi and an aspect ratio of 19.5:9. There are a couple of firsts for Google Pixel with this screen: the Pixel 6 Pro's display is the first Pixel to support a 120Hz refresh rate and the first Pixel to feature a display with curved edges. The 6.71' panel features a 120Hz refresh rate which automatically scales down to 10Hz to conserve power.

The Google Pixel 6 Pro is equipped with a high-end LTPO AMOLED display.

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