
Meet Pixel 7. Powered by Google Tensor G2, it’s fast and secure, with amazing battery life and the advanced Pixel Camera. Take beautifully authentic, accurate photos with Real Tone and stunning video with Cinematic Blur. And with the certified Titan M2 security chip and a built-in VPN, Pixel helps protect your personal data.₁
A: I always get unlocked phones (I tend to move carriers based on price) and I have not had a problem with any Pixel in this regard. I currently have an unlocked Pixel 7 on Google Fi (on the T-Mobile network), a Pixel 4 on AT&T, and an unlocked iPhone 13 Mini on Verizon. AT&T and Verizon have a provisioning process to bring your phone on to their networks (so you just can't slap in the SIM card - you have to contact them), but T-Mobile takes most unlocked phones that have their SIM. Your carrier will usually charge you a nominal fee for the SIM card. However, this phone will take an eSIM, so you have that option which is usually free.
Q: Will this be a good upgrade from a oneplus 7?
A: I upgraded from a 7T and am really happy with it. The 5G, wireless charging, and a camera that blows OnePlus out of the water are great. I do miss the Warp charging, but this one does well enough with a 30 watt charger or set it one a wireless pad on a desk (I do at work)
Q: Will it charge wirelesly? And can it tap to pay? Thanks in adavance.
A: Yes, to both.
A: So far I have never ended the day with less than 30 percent. That's watching movies and playing games.
A: 8 gb
A: You can just put your AT&T SIM card into the phone to "activate" it. In this modern age, "activation" basically means putting the SIM card into the phone, turning on the phone, and having the phone joining/running on the carrier network -- the phone should auto configure everything. You absolutely can switch to a different carrier and put in a different SIM card. Activation should not lock any unlocked phone into AT&T, or any carrier.
A: Hi there, The Pixel 7 doesn't have a slot for expandable memory. To see the full list of tech specs, please visit: g.co/pixel/spec
A: Hi there, The Pixel 7 supports wireless charging rates up to 20W with Google Pixel Stand (2nd gen) and up to 12W with Qi-certified chargers. To see a full list of tech specs, please visit: g.co/pixel/specs