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Something something GrapheneOS, LineageOS, SailfishOS, Jolla Phone, Pinephone Pro.
Say what you want about Samsung, but I just returned a pixel 9p because of highly intermitent network signal (and over heating). My last pixel, a 6, got bricked during an update, the pixel 5 got returned because it couldn't see Sims at all.
Maybe I'm unlucky, but man, so difficult to find a phone with high quality camera and open bootloader.
S23 here, running cool with good battery, and incredible signal. Can't install shit on it but it's a phone, I text people, I call people.
I agree with you 100%. Ever since Google made the switch to their crapware Tensor modem, the Pixels have been going downhill starting with the Pixel 5, I guess with the exception of the Pixel 8 series, which I'm rocking right now.
Heck, I'd argue that Pixels in general are better cameras than they are phones. My beloved Pixel 4 XL succumbed to that swollen battery issue, and my Pixel 6 Pro couldn't keep a consistent cell connection if my life depended on it (and I think in one case it very well could have).
The day GrapheneOS reveals the Motorola phone from its partnership is the day I will jump ship from Google Pixel, camera quality be damned. Y'know, provided Motorola uses a Qualcomm chip and not Tensor or gasp Exynos!