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AndrewQLD2 posts
 

have purched a mucar scan tool i was checking imobliser and i manage to de register my keys the system. Said that it will register keys with and… Read more

without transponder code but it wont on mitsubishi triton i have been back and forth with there online service witch go to there engering deptment was doing this for 2 weeks thay finaly come up with you need to buy a scaner $300 to make it work when told that i have the key code and that it still wont register the key thay keep coming back with need key scanner i beleve this is a bad practice make the tool usless

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SomeDudeWhoIsUsuallyNice24 posts
 

Had a Google Hub Max for 3 years. Was mediocre at best, good for digital photo frame and turning lights on and off. Connecting to Google Home… Read more

initially worked, and then I added a second smart tv to it, and it totally trash the bed misunderstanding commands and simply doing something unrelated to the command given. Recently, it lost network connection and can no longer connect. Google's online help is perhaps a contradiction, and less than useless, wasting alot of time following procedures that fail, such as simply connecting the device back to Google Home and my home network after a factory reset. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT, because you won't know when it will simply stop working and you'll have next to no support for it. I will never buy another google product ever again.

SueNSW9 posts
 

What has happened to google maps?It's just hopeless. Time and time again it doesn't know where we are or takes an I correct route.

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Veer R.VIC3 posts
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Purchased as an upgrade to the chromecast for tv. Your typical google experience setting it up which was a breeze. Navigation is the main thing i… Read more

wanted improved and it has delivered as i have experienced no slower movements thus far. The remote works with my pixel phone, so "hey google, find my remote" makes the remote start ringing out a chime which will be so useful. Now the for the main unexpected improvement and that is my oled tv is now so much more colorful then before and that has to be the upgraded hardware. Seriously the improvement is stark. I highly recommend upgrading.

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Tahira Shahrestani2 posts
 

I truly thank you to all TCL team members to helped us with such a wonderful manners once again thank you so much

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Gold_Member11 posts
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It is incredulous that the customer service is so incredibly terrible when you consider that Apple is their direct competitor. I had a screen issue,… Read more

and their first solution was to send me to one of those dodgy mall repairers. That is who they have partnered with as their authorised repairer. Beyond belief. If your phone goes wrong you will expend hours and hours of your time speaking to morons.

Never again.

MethuselahVictoria3 posts
 

A half working product steering you into upgrading into a Google monthly contract. a disgusting greedy company. Battery life weak and only 3 hour… Read more

memory to review. I am going to bin it and buy a proper product. As a big fan of Google products in the post, they are worse than Apple now. Apple are the most moral destitute company on the planet.

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Snags S.14 posts
 

I find it hard to rate a phone because I'm comparing a phone to a desktop PC. And I haven't really been through hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of… Read more

cell phones, so I can't compare phone to phone. So in my opinion, a phone that functions, obviously not equivalent to a PC, but functions similar to a PC would receive more positive feedback from me.

The first thing I noted was the heat the phone produces, which is similar to a PC. PCs produce phenomenal heat, so a phone that is producing phenomenal heat as opposed to no heat is a phone, in my opinion, that is functioning better. Of course heat causes problems such as freezing and shutdown. My phone hasn't shut down but it has frozen. In the case of that I just turn the phone off and let it cool down, put it in the shade or find a way to help cool it down just by leaving it. Once I boot it back up again it works fine. the overheating is causing the problem which as I always knew was a problem for a phone that overheats but I've never come across a phone that overheats like this one because I've never really invested in a phone until now.

While I bought this phone refurbished, not brand new, it was relatively cheap, within the $300 range. The phone was marked as a flagship phone, but doesn't have display alt mode, which was disappointing because I wanted to use the phone specifically for display port alt mode. But upon use and process in time, I have found that the display alt mode is not entirely necessary if necessary at all.

The camera is very good, better than any phone I've had. Not saying I've had any good phones, I haven't had any brilliant, high grade, top of the mark phones. This is probably the best phone I've ever owned and the camera functions very well. I bought the phone because I have a visual impairment that has increased so much I am almost blind. So I needed a phone that could facilitate in daily functions such as reading. The phone is integrated with Google Lens which is a brilliant application that can perform OCR to the standard of a $5,000 device. Also the camera is brilliant for taking general photos for selling online.

I have to use talkback which I think is a problem with most phones but overall talkback works at an optimal performance with this phone 95% of the time. Sometimes it glitches out, sometimes it becomes unresponsive and at these times I simply restart the phone by pressing and holding down the power button, the volume up and volume down button for 5 seconds and the phone reboots and restarts everything and works back to normal. It's a minor hiccup, but not a huge hiccup as I can see the problem being much larger and bigger with other phones. There are Google Pixel Pro 8 and 9, I believe. This is generation 7, so it's fairly obsolete. And as far as an obsolete phone goes, I have to say I'm rather satisfied with its functionality. It's very lightweight, very slim and has a very suave appearance which is good. I don't use this phone in public or carry it around much because from experience carrying phones around, carrying phones around usually ends up in damaging them. So it's best just to let the phone remain stationary. It acts as a great router for internet tethering to my desktop PC better than other phones, which is brilliant. During tethering it doesn't overheat. In fact it doesn't heat up at all. The phone is almost dormant during tethering. So I can simply use my PC in compensation for using the phone which is really very good. It also is good for transferring files to and from the PC. I'm writing this review after a month or so of use with this phone. I haven't had it for two to three years, so I'm not writing a mature product review.

But the main reason I bought this phone is because of the integration of display port mode which it doesn't even have so that was disappointing. But also it turns out the integration with Google Lens and the Google Pixel Pro 7 is superior to most phones. So optical character reading which is hard to achieve and also expensive has become very achievable and very inexpensive with this phone. So for this fact alone I am very grateful to have this phone. Which is an aspect that most people would not want the phone for.

Apart from that, the standard send text and make calls is just fine, as it always has been fine with most phones since they were made. Which is really what a phone is for, but as of late, there are a few other reasons to own a phone that a phone couldn't achieve 10 years ago. Happy with this phone, if I have problems with it in the future, I'll simply upgrade.

I don't see how a general civilian can rate hardware and software out of five because we don't know what the hardware is made of or how it's made. Neither do we know what the software, how the software was written. We're just basing our vote on experience which is not really relative to the reality of the composition of the hardware and software. So I just gave it four out of five and five for functionality

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Ryan C.QLD5 posts
 

WORST. CAMERAS.EVER!! Firstly you can’t even set them up to only record during certain hours, secondly the batteries don’t last but the worst of all… Read more

is the setup. We have changed wifi due to modem dying- I’m currently 3 hours into trying to reconnect and still no luck. Followed all the instructions and the step by step process. They are seriously rubbish.

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Steve Z.9 posts
 

I'm well into my 2nd year with this thing. I believe that Google uses it's monopolistic power to suppress real user reviews. My first experience was… Read more

loading all my stuff on the phone only to find everything froze and I had no choice but to zero everything and start again.

The phone itself works ok, takes fair photos/video, has some nice useful features like telling it to set a timer. It has been pretty durable. Google Photo edit is ok but not great. Used to have an option to save as opposed to saving a copy so now I waste time deleting the extra image. My previous generations older Samsung could make significantly better audio/video recordings from its mic. If I sing a song with my guitar the recording is shabby. Not much good for a musician. My wife's very old $300 Vivo has far longer battery life and much better preloaded apps. It is years old and still amazes me for what you get for your money.

Certain poorly designed software updates frequently interrupt. Google might have fired their best engineers. One update reset alarm settings and my alarm didn't wake me up. Software updates on other phones have never changed my stored settings until Pixel. Recently when viewing photos a pop-up appears urging me to backup files to their cloud and it can't be closed. There is no close this window option. I have to restart the phone to get rid of it. It is so annoying that I am certain I'll never buy another Google product. I'm on a contract with my provider. One year to go and it is gone.

Hugo C.2 posts
 

Avoid buying google home mini. Yes it works out of the box, but it is plaged by years of bugs - it disconnects from wifi several times a week and… Read more

does not reconnect unless you disconnect / connect it again. Google knows about this issue for years, it has been reported in forums but it was left unanswered. This problem occured several times a week for the last 3 years.

SnegmatronNSW2 posts
 

Many of these are blatant frauds eg Hearing and Cooling devices that use 99% less energy etc, or dangerous medical claims. These blatantly deny the… Read more

BASIC LAWS OF PHYSICS.

Yet Google and governments allow these to exploit the vulnerable.

I want to wake people to anger in the hope something night change.

Anyone else angered?

acid_etch_tge_rot@protomail.com

DanielWA4 posts
 

I agree with the other experiences here. The wifi performance degrades too quickly. Even after one day. My point goes from 130Mbps down to a measly… Read more

10Mbps. I have 2 wifi points and both can degrade quickly. Only a system reboot (or power down/up) resolves this. Besides this you are forced to use a ethernet cable if possible which should perform much better.

I understand all wifi systems degrade over time but this system issue is atrocious and users should not be having to put up with this with constant restarts. So frustrating. Where are the stability fixes Google? These are rubbish.

Sarah S.QLD6 posts
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Can't redeem a gift card at all!!! It wants the most ridiculous form requirements!!!! It's a GIFT CARD GOOGLE!!!! OF COURSE I DON'T HAVE PROOF OF PURCHASE!!!!!

StevoNSW14 posts
 

Not enjoying it. Various reasons, but like the Samsung phone, the voice quality is really poor. For some reason, technology reviewers never focus on… Read more

the quality of voice calls and how clear they are ( not coverage ). Regret buying it. Clunky interfaces.

FranLBQLD3 posts
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I've had this new pixel watch 3 for a few months and really like it - a big upgrade over my previous watch (pixel watch 1) in terms of battery life… Read more

and general speed. Plus the heart rate monitor seems to be very accurate (it's always spot on with my heart rate band when running). Very comfortable too, and I got a great deal from JBHIFI.

LaurenNSW
 

The watch broke after 18months just stopped turning on and battery couldn't be recharged, it was under warranty so I returned it via Google store and… Read more

never received my refund..it's been months or store credit. Still waiting, very poor customer service Google Australia.

IreneNSW3 posts
 

Switched from an old 2019 second hand Samsung and while the Pixel 9a (128mb storage) has good features and long battery life I was very disappointed… Read more

with the phone's reception. Internet drops out regularly and you can't make calls until it comes back. Didn't have this problem with older phone. I'm not in remote area, I'm in Sydney. After googling this issue it seems it's a problem with many because Google used outdated software instead of the better stuff they used in Google 9 phone. I expected better from a mid range phone.

Taylor D.NSW
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Absolutely loving the Google Pixel 10a. The camera is incredible — photos come out sharp and vibrant every time. The phone is super fast, the battery… Read more

lasts ages, and the fast charging is a huge bonus when you're on the go. For $849, it honestly feels like a top-tier phone without spending over $1000. You really can’t go wrong with this one! Extremely durable and feels sturdy to hold. Such a beautiful piece of technology. Beyond glad I preordered this beautiful device. Upgraded from a google pixel 8a as it went through the washing machine and also had a Motorola g55 5g to do me over until 2 days ago when I received this phone. Google have outdone themselves. I'd never go to apple or Samsung or Oppo again. Brilliant absolutely brilliant!!

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Colleen J.6 posts
 

I am shocked at the very poor support offered by Google. My pixel 7a battery burst. Google states on it's website that this is a known problem. It… Read more

purports to have a restitution program. Australian Consumer Law states that consumers are entitled to reasonable life of electronic devices. I have so far had about 40 email exchanges with Google. No email trail. Repeated requests for the same information. Different people responding to emails .. no consistency. No response to request for advice on the potential risk of retaining the device with a severely swollen battery. The retailer has been helpful but say Google refused to provide restitution for the damaged phone. I have been a committed Pixel user. No longer!

pokedabeersWA2 posts
 

Loved at first now hate it – This thing was awesome when we first got it cause it played music when you asked it to. Then we started getting stuck in the same songs over and over… Read more

and over. IT's really annoying. Honestly, if Google can work out this problem then this machine will be all time! Another prob is the kids worked out how to ask for songs and now we have to listen to sh$t wiggles tunes all day. fml

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Gordon Y. LandACT255 posts
 

Google Home / Google Nest are, without exaggeration, the most unreliable consumer electronics I have encountered. I own at least six different Google… Read more

Home and Nest devices, and when they actually function, it is close to miraculous. Voice recognition is inconsistent, device routing is chaotic, and the system behaves unpredictably. One moment a command triggers on a particular speaker or display, the next moment a completely different unit responds (or fails to respond at all). Switching between devices is erratic, and half the time the system simply refuses to connect or execute basic tasks. Google Home has already been discontinued, and the Google Nest Hub is not an improvement. Based on the direction of the product line, I would not be surprised if Nest is discontinued sooner rather than later. On top of this, the devices are data-harvesting machines that depend on faulty updates, often rendering them temporarily or permanently useless. I have spent serious money on equipment that is now essentially worthless and unwanted on the second-hand market. Google’s priority is not the customer; it is the monetisation of user data for advertising. Reliability and support are afterthoughts. My advice: avoid Google Home and Google Nest products entirely. They are outdated, unreliable, intrusive, and a poor investment.

Sam92 posts
 

Google are scum, use standover tactics and censor anything that doesn't fit the agenda – Won't publish reviews they don't like or their paying customers ask to have taken down they will take down. As per the review below if you aren't… Read more

paying enough you aren't coming up anywhere near the top of the search pages. Its a shame the world is basically at the beck and call of google

Stephanie F.6 posts
 

I love this phone. It is lovely to use, the only downside is the small keypad. Perfect photographs. Does everything I need it too.

Replaced by Google Pixel Watch 2 2.7 
JenQLD4 posts
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Going strong after 2 years – I'm still wearing this watch over 2 years later - haven't seen the need to upgrade to the newer ones because this one still works well and looks… Read more

good. I did have an issue where it stopped working due to me wearing it in the pool... a lot! But Google replaced it without any hassle which I was very impressed by

WS16 posts
 

Based on reviews had hopes for this phone. Unfortunately for a flagship phone there are handy functions present in other Android phones which Google… Read more

have removed from Pixel phones. e.g it is not possible to set the priority for wifi calling you are stuck with the default priority sim only meaning wifi calling while overseas will not work. If you are using the Pixel as a mobile hotspot Google have removed the option to even view which devices are connected it will only display the quantity of devices no way to see what they are. Nope wouldn't ever consider a Google phone again.

David T.SA4 posts
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Tablet and dock order arrived in 4 days in good condition. The price was competitive so happy with this online purchase which was quick to setup. Have yet to try all features.

karenfff283 posts
 

slim and comfortable – Many phone providers are no longer giving us a 3.5mm ear phone port. The USB C port is for everything. This is the cheapest USB C wired… Read more

earphone/headphone I have seen on the market. It doesn't have any silicone insert so it's perfect for me as currently I'm having skin issues. Easier for me to clean and sanitize. Instead of adding wings like some other companies, Google decide to use part of the cord to create a loop. This is better than the wings, which I constantly lose anyway. This invention means that I'll never lose the loop cause it's actually the cable. The loop is adjustable to make the earphone fit different size ears. This seems to imply it only works with Google pixel. But I found it works with my Samsung phone and my laptop. This is definitely compatible with items produce since 2019.

zerohjawQLD5 posts
 

Very easy to use and manage – Very simple to use and easy to manage. Very convenient and have never experienced any problems when creating a website. Easy to access, the layout is simple and great for managing multiple websites.

pariscatSA8 posts
 

Ridiculous warranty process – I'd had my buds for around 2 months and they were working well but then one started to disconnect randomly while in use, and connect randomly when… Read more

not in use and inside the charging case, sometimes causing my podcast app to play when I wasn't listening to it which was annoying. The problem bud would also lose charge at times when in the charging case but would then randomly charge again. In the end I was fed up with the unreliability and contacted Google about a replacement.

The warranty process is ridiculous. I was in an online chat for an hour and a half involving lots of aimless troubleshooting, some of it irrelevant, some I'd already tried and one was inappropriate while the issue isn't actively happening which it wasn't during the chat. The 'Customer Care' person, also didn't read my initial explanation of the issue fully and tried to fix a charging issue with the charging case, which was never a problem in the first place and then tried to finish the chat when the case was shown to be charging correctly. Eventually I was offered a replacement under warranty but the whole process has put me off every buying a Google product again. It shouldn't be anywhere near this hard!

Google, you are an enormous company. You can and should do a lot better than this!