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Honestly, the Pixel line has always been meh (in my opinion, of course). They built a ton of respect on the Nexus line, which genuinely was a decent set of phones; now they've squandered it on a bunch of overpriced and underspeced options.

Samsung, Xiaomi, Oppo, OnePlus, etc all make great phones. You don't have to get a Google.



Unfortunately there are few options if you want a more “vanilla style” Android experience like the Pixel has, without significant OS customizations or pushing of me-too ecosystem apps/features. To my knowledge it’s mainly just Fairphone if you’re ok with not getting flagship specs and Sony if you’re ok with paying a bit more (but getting excellent camera controls in exchange).


At this point it's best to use an alternative OS. I've been running CalyxOS on my Fairphone and has been super happy about it.


Isn't the fairphone incredibly expensive for it's specs? Like more than an actually decent phone instead of one with specs 5+ years out of date?




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