Customer Ratings & Reviews

It has decent battery life and outstanding cameras. The only thing holding this phone back is the fingerprint sensor.

May husband and I really enjoy our phones Google Pixel 7. Arrived on time and in perfect condition. Exactly what we wanted. Thank you Best Buy

excellent phone at great price. snappy, amazing camera, fingerprint scanner bugs seem to have been fixed

Best SMART phone in the market. Call screening and recording are my fvrt. Only drawback is it attracts alot of fingerprints and dust due to glass back. Easy to to recommend to everyone.

Phone is good. I had used pixel, six pro when is lanced and I had a really bad experience with the fingerprint sensor but on the pixel seven it’s a little quicker and the phone is a little bit faster from the previous model. I do recommend getting pics or seven as a $300 cheaper from pixel seven pro with the same camera and specifications.

With Pixel 4a 5g trade in and gift card, it's nearly $200 upgrade to 7. Add unlocked model to cart. From cart, there is option to add trade-in. That's what worked for me.

Awesome phone. I love the design and camera. I can hold it with one hand at ease.

Great performance at affordable price. Good camera compared to previous models

I had a little trouble with the clock jumping an hour forward at first. But its a good phone that helps me stay organized with the google assistant.

One of the best Pixels yet. Google straight up batted out of the park on this one. While the regular Pixel 7 doesn't have the 30x zoom on the camera, it does include a 2x zoom with a software touch up that make far away pictures look incredible and detailed. The features included in this phone for the price are unbeatable. I've included some pictures taken with the phone.

I am very happy with this phone. It takes great photos. It has the stock android witch has very little apps pre installed. I am currently using the main sim with Verizon and the esim with Google Fi. The reasoning for the two carriers is that there's a few dead spot that the other carrier covers. Overall i am very happy with this phone.

Great mid level phone. The hardware isn't all up to par with flagship phones but that should be expected for the price. The camera however competes with the most expensive phones.

Very pleased with the new Pixel 7. Considering its price, this is the best phone out on the market

Best pixel phone for me I was using the iPhone 12 and I'm loving the phone pure Android

After about a month of ownership I'm happy with the purchase.. Nothing stands out as extraordinary, I think it's a great choice for under $600, and having the "pure android" experience. Takes good photos.

Most reliable phone I have had. I love Google Pixel products

A week later was $100 cheaper wish someone would of shared with me disappointed I didn't wait

great offer, trade in process is simple, staff knowledgeable and skillful with great customers service , bestbuy ever

The phone is great, the only reason I exchanged it was for more memory and different color

I have been a Pixel user and in the Google ecosystem for some time, and I have used them all, but this is the best Pixel yet. It is a great phone and an even better value. If you were a Pixel 6 user, the 7 should have a familiar look. It is more or less the same design, but refined, improved. The front is basically the same, with a few minor improvements, and the power and volume buttons have lowered ever so slightly. The main difference is in the “camera bar” on the back of the phone. It has been very slightly lowered and is all one piece of aluminum. I really like this change. Not only does it seem better structurally, but also cosmetically. As for looks, I really like what they did here. As mentioned, the camera bar was the biggest change, but it just looks good. While I would have preferred a matte finish on both the phone and the cam bar, and a blacked out black, I do like the contrast between the black and silver (the Hazel they offer in the Pro model is also fantastic). Bezels are small, the front camera is small, the buttons are clicky, all in all, no complaints here. It looks good, feels well built, good in the hand, and some thought was put into the materials. As for the phone, yes, the phone, I know it is a seemingly forgotten part of the device these days, but Google killed it here. Calls are clear, it tosses spam calls, screens call for you, and offers a feature called “direct my call” which automatically brings up menus on the screen for you when you call 1-800 or business numbers. This is a ridiculously helpful feature for me, as are the others. Frankly, I think this is where this phone and Google’s approach is so great. The software itself, and the integration with the phone is just so helpful. So smart. I think it is the smartest smart phone out there. Building on that thought, that is what the new G2 chip in this phone is all about, helping faster. There are too many things to list, but Google Assistant, to me the hand down best digital assistant. The speech to text, again, hands down the best. The transcribing of calls (or simply using the voice recorder) using that speech to text is so quick and accurate, is seems like voodoo. It is the same with translation. The phone is full of these little things that are there and pop up to help you with everyday things. The camera system, simply, is one of the best you will find. In many ways, I feel it is the best. While the primary lens is the same that was in the Pixel 6, there are new wider ultrawide and 5X 48-megapixel telephoto lenses. Great for some macro and zoom shots. Pictures that come out of the phone are detailed, crisp, and with accurate and true to life, yet vivid colors. You can more or less point and shoot and get these results. I can trust this camera. That said, there are loads of settings and modes you can tweak to dials things more to your liking if you find a need. Night Sight and Astrophotography are two of my favorite things to mess with and they are improved here not only in quality but also in speed (due to that improved G2 chip). These may be niche cases for some or most, but they are really worth a look. Further, the Pixel offers a few software tools to play with in the camera that you should be sure to check out. Long Exposure and Action Pan let you add some “movement” to your pics, while Magic Eraser helps you take things out of pictures (random guy, wire, trash can, etc…). Honestly, I was pretty impressed with how well the eraser works. Not perfect, but great for a quick edit. There is also Photo Unblur, which, as you guessed, allows you to take any photo and try to fix the blurriness. It is a bit of a mixed bag, as it won’t fix all pics, but it absolutely will help some. Some wild stuff. Again, a lot of this may be small use case, but across the board the camera outputs great pictures. I could not be happier with the results. Video, which has always struggled a bit with Pixels, is markedly improved. It is still a tick behind the iPhone, but it is much better than in the past and I think more than good enough to no longer be an “issue.” There are few extra software modes to play with here as well, but truthfully, I do not think they do a great job. Yet. Hopefully, they can be improved. Speakers? They are good. Really not much to say here. They get fairly loud, don’t really distort, and sound good. That about sums it up. The screen is rather nice. Bright. Vibrant. High resolution. High refresh (that cycles down when it makes sense to save battery). There is a very slight taper to the glass as you approach the edges of the screen, which is one of the few things I don’t truly love about this phone. I would absolutely prefer if they eliminated this “feature.” Regardless, the screen is great and no real complaints from me. I should note, the fingerprint reader, which is under screen, has worked very well for me. This was a bit of a problem with the Pixel 6 early on, but gladly, not here. I guess I should also note that they brought back face unlock as well if you want to go that route. Battery life so far has been great and much improved over the 6 Pro. I have skipped Adaptive Charging and Adaptive Battery, which would probably give even better results, but this is an “all day battery” for me. Of course, it will depend on use case, but I don’t think it should be an issue for most. If I had one nitpick, it would have to be the continued passing on super-fast charging being offered. Capping the charging at 30W (really 23W), I am sure has some reasons, but with so many other phones offering much, much, faster charging, at least a modest bump would have been nice. One of the reasons I prefer Pixel over other devices is you get pure Android, straight from Google. No software bloat. No skins. Features come first, some of them exclusive. Updates come fast. They will come for years. It is the best Google Assistant experience. Lastly, it is hands down the best Android experience and the best integration between software and hardware. Ultimately, as you can tell, I really like this phone. It is well built, feature-rich, runs pure Android, can get better with time, and is so tightly woven into the growing Google ecosystem. I think when you take all of that into account, and look at the price, it is a ridiculously good value.