Google Pixel 6 series

What colors do you want to see on the Pixel 6?

  • Black / White / Red (as renders) Matte Black Black

    Votes: 21 14.3%

  • Matte Black

    Votes: 27 18.4%

  • Black / White (Panda)

    Votes: 20 13.6%

  • Clearly White

    Votes: 9 6.1%

  • Just Black

    Votes: 9 6.1%

  • Not Pink / Sand

    Votes: 7 4.8%

  • Really Blue / Kinda Blue

    Votes: 16 10.9%

  • Oh So Orange

    Votes: 24 16.3%

  • Sorta Sage

    Votes: 8 5.4%

  • Other (comment)

    Votes: 6 4.1%
  • Total voters
    147
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Hi everyone. I actually need help on my Google Pixel 6 Pro Japan set. I read on XDA that you can covert it to Global rom. The steps looks complicated to me even though I have flashed roms before. I would prefer a global or other roms because with the Japan rom. The camera shutter sound couldn't be switched off. Can anyone kindly help me? Bu the way, my phone is still on Android 13. Thanks...
 
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Soulfly said:
Hi everyone. I actually need help on my Google Pixel 6 Pro Japan set. I read on XDA that you can covert it to Global rom. The steps looks complicated to me even though I have flashed roms before. I would prefer a global or other roms because with the Japan rom. The camera shutter sound couldn't be switched off. Can anyone kindly help me? Bu the way, my phone is still on Android 13. Thanks...
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How To Convert Japanese Pixel 6 To Global Version
 
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One more question. For local Pixel 6 Pro. What's the model number? GLUOG or G8VOU? Thanks...
 
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limmk said:

Pixel 6 Pro​

Model IDRegions5G Network Support
G8V0U
  • Australia
  • US
Sub-6 & mmWave
GLU0G
  • Canada
  • Germany
  • France
  • Great Britain
  • Ireland
  • Taiwan
  • Singapore
Sub-6 only
GF5KQJapanSub-6 & mmWave
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Thanks for sharing. So for my Japan GF5KQ Pixel 6 Pro which has 5G mmWave for me to convert. Should I convert it to the USA G8VOU or the International GLUOG? Which one is preferred ? Thanks...
 
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Soulfly said:
Thanks for sharing. So for my Japan GF5KQ Pixel 6 Pro which has 5G mmWave for me to convert. Should I convert it to the USA G8VOU or the International GLUOG? Which one is preferred ? Thanks...
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Take a look below and decide for yourself. as @xonix shared the article above, it doesn't matter if mm5wave is available

 
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limmk said:
Take a look below and decide for yourself. as @xonix shared the article above, it doesn't matter if mm5wave is available

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Thsnk you for always having a prompt reply. I saw the video. I'm just wondering if Singapore is using 5G mmWave. If it doesn't, then I will convert my Japan Pixel 6 Pro to the International/Singapore Model ID. For me most importantly, I want to be able to switch off the camera shutter sound and of cos receive OTA updates. Thanks...
 
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Thsnk you for always having a prompt reply. I saw the video. I'm just wondering if Singapore is using 5G mmWave. If it doesn't, then I will convert my Japan Pixel 6 Pro to the International/Singapore Model ID. For me most importantly, I want to be able to switch off the camera shutter sound and of cos receive OTA updates. Thanks...
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Since SG doesn't use it, having mmWave capability seems pointless. however, i understand that if the hardware supports it, it would be a waste to go international and lose mmWave capability
 
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limmk said:
Since SG doesn't use it, having mmWave capability seems pointless. however, i understand that if the hardware supports it, it would be a waste to go international and lose mmWave capability
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I agree with what you said. But if I convert it to Model ID G8VOU. Will I be able to use local telcos 5G?
 
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Certainly
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That's good to know that I'll be able to use local 5G telcos with US G8VOU Model ID. I think most likely I will convert to G8VOU instead of GLUOG. Thank you so much for helping me out...
 
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That's good to know that I'll be able to use local 5G telcos with US G8VOU Model ID. I think most likely I will convert to G8VOU instead of GLUOG. Thank you so much for helping me out...
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You can use 5g with no issues, even though it only shows GLU0G

https://pixel.withgoogle.com/5G/


Compatibility of Google Pixel 6 Pro in Singapore​


MarketVersionCoverage (5G)Coverage (4G)
Global12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n78 (3500)
  • B3 (1800)
  • B7 (2600)
  • B8 (900)
  • B38 (TDD 2600)
  • B40 (TDD 2300)
America12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n78 (3500)
  • B3 (1800)
  • B7 (2600)
  • B8 (900)
  • B38 (TDD 2600)
  • B40 (TDD 2300)

Compatibility of Google Pixel 6 Pro with operators of Singapore​


MarketVersionCoverage (5G)Coverage (4G)
Global12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n78 (3500)
  • B3 (1800) M1/SingTel/StarHub
  • B7 (2600) M1/SingTel/StarHub
  • B8 (900) SingTel
  • B38 (TDD 2600) StarHub
America12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n78 (3500)
  • B3 (1800)
  • B7 (2600)
  • B8 (900)
  • B38 (TDD 2600)

Bands of Google Pixel 6 Pro​

5G​

MarketVersionBands
Global12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n1 (2100)
  • n12 (700)
  • n14 (700)
  • n2 (1900 PCS)
  • n20 (800)
  • n25 (1900)
  • n28a (700)
  • n28b (700)
  • n3 (1800)
  • n30 (2300)
  • n38 (2600)
  • n40 (2300)
  • n41 (2500)
  • n48 (3500)
  • n5 (850)
  • n66 (1700)
  • n7 (2600)
  • n71 (600)
  • n77 (3700)
  • n78 (3500)
  • n8 (900)
America12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n1 (2100)
  • n12 (700)
  • n14 (700)
  • n2 (1900 PCS)
  • n20 (800)
  • n25 (1900)
  • n257 mmWave (28GHz)
  • n258 mmWave (26GHz)
  • n260 mmWave (39GHz)
  • n261 mmWave (28GHz)
  • n28a (700)
  • n28b (700)
  • n3 (1800)
  • n30 (2300)
  • n38 (2600)
  • n40 (2300)
  • n41 (2500)
  • n48 (3500)
  • n5 (850)
  • n66 (1700)
  • n7 (2600)
  • n71 (600)
  • n77 (3700)
  • n78 (3500)
  • n8 (900)
 
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limmk said:
You can use 5g with no issues, even though it only shows GLU0G

https://pixel.withgoogle.com/5G/

Bands of Google Pixel 6 Pro​

5G​

MarketVersionBands
Global12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n1 (2100)
  • n12 (700)
  • n14 (700)
  • n2 (1900 PCS)
  • n20 (800)
  • n25 (1900)
  • n28a (700)
  • n28b (700)
  • n3 (1800)
  • n30 (2300)
  • n38 (2600)
  • n40 (2300)
  • n41 (2500)
  • n48 (3500)
  • n5 (850)
  • n66 (1700)
  • n7 (2600)
  • n71 (600)
  • n77 (3700)
  • n78 (3500)
  • n8 (900)
America12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n1 (2100)
  • n12 (700)
  • n14 (700)
  • n2 (1900 PCS)
  • n20 (800)
  • n25 (1900)
  • n257 mmWave (28GHz)
  • n258 mmWave (26GHz)
  • n260 mmWave (39GHz)
  • n261 mmWave (28GHz)
  • n28a (700)
  • n28b (700)
  • n3 (1800)
  • n30 (2300)
  • n38 (2600)
  • n40 (2300)
  • n41 (2500)
  • n48 (3500)
  • n5 (850)
  • n66 (1700)
  • n7 (2600)
  • n71 (600)
  • n77 (3700)
  • n78 (3500)
  • n8 (900)
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Thanks for sharing. You mean I will only see G8VOU? Because as stated in my last post, I've decided to convert it to G8VOU instead of GLUOG. As long G8VOU can use our local telcos 5G. I will convert to G8VOU instead since my Pixel 6 Pro is the Sorta Sunny colour and it only comes in the Japan and USA Model ID...
 
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limmk said:
You can use 5g with no issues, even though it only shows GLU0G

https://pixel.withgoogle.com/5G/


Compatibility of Google Pixel 6 Pro in Singapore​


MarketVersionCoverage (5G)Coverage (4G)
Global12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n78 (3500)
  • B3 (1800)
  • B7 (2600)
  • B8 (900)
  • B38 (TDD 2600)
  • B40 (TDD 2300)
America12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n78 (3500)
  • B3 (1800)
  • B7 (2600)
  • B8 (900)
  • B38 (TDD 2600)
  • B40 (TDD 2300)

Compatibility of Google Pixel 6 Pro with operators of Singapore​


MarketVersionCoverage (5G)Coverage (4G)
Global12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n78 (3500)
  • B3 (1800) M1/SingTel/StarHub
  • B7 (2600) M1/SingTel/StarHub
  • B8 (900) SingTel
  • B38 (TDD 2600) StarHub
America12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n78 (3500)
  • B3 (1800)
  • B7 (2600)
  • B8 (900)
  • B38 (TDD 2600)

Bands of Google Pixel 6 Pro​

5G​

MarketVersionBands
Global12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n1 (2100)
  • n12 (700)
  • n14 (700)
  • n2 (1900 PCS)
  • n20 (800)
  • n25 (1900)
  • n28a (700)
  • n28b (700)
  • n3 (1800)
  • n30 (2300)
  • n38 (2600)
  • n40 (2300)
  • n41 (2500)
  • n48 (3500)
  • n5 (850)
  • n66 (1700)
  • n7 (2600)
  • n71 (600)
  • n77 (3700)
  • n78 (3500)
  • n8 (900)
America12GB · 128GB
12GB · 256GB
12GB · 512GB
  • n1 (2100)
  • n12 (700)
  • n14 (700)
  • n2 (1900 PCS)
  • n20 (800)
  • n25 (1900)
  • n257 mmWave (28GHz)
  • n258 mmWave (26GHz)
  • n260 mmWave (39GHz)
  • n261 mmWave (28GHz)
  • n28a (700)
  • n28b (700)
  • n3 (1800)
  • n30 (2300)
  • n38 (2600)
  • n40 (2300)
  • n41 (2500)
  • n48 (3500)
  • n5 (850)
  • n66 (1700)
  • n7 (2600)
  • n71 (600)
  • n77 (3700)
  • n78 (3500)
  • n8 (900)
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Thank you for the help. Finally managed to change the Model ID to G8VOU...
 
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