Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great phone for the price, phone has a great display, runs very smooth, camera is incredible! Phone is running Googles Android OS which will get updated sooner than any other android phone. The only thing I have noticed is the phone gets a little warm when using the camera. I am very happy with this phone and recommend it to anyone looking for a great Android phone at a very reasonable price.

This has been a great phone. I had an ancient Pixel 3A, so it was nice to get something more modern. The camera is fantastic on this thing. It is a bit larger than my previous phone, but the screen is beautiful. I haven't had any lag or slowness, either, as the hardware on this is pretty solid. And for the money I feel like you're getting a great deal compared to more expensive options like the iPhone. The only knock I have on this is the battery life isn't what you'd expect compared to it's competitors.

Phone is fast. Screen is excellent. Battery life is excellent. But there are some annoyances. Stock android lacks personalization compared to samsung one ui. You need a third party launcher to remove the google search bar on home screen. When using PIN you need to press enter after the 6th digit. The fingerprint scanner is a hit and miss if you install a tempered glass screen protector.

Best phone I've ever owned. The Pixel software is in my opinion much better than Samsung One UI or Oxygen OS. The camera is great as well. The Tensor G2 processor is kinda controversial, as some love it and others think it's overheated and not great. Your mileage may vary, but I have had zero complaints.

I upgraded from the Samsung S20 FE. So far it has definitely been an upgrade. The screen and animations are so much smoother and Pixel is just more intuitive than Samsung if you use a lot of Google services (Chrome, Gmail, One Drive, etc). I love the new features of the Pixels such as call screening, live translation and voice recording. I do not miss the telephoto camera like I thought I would because Pixel's cameras are so much better and the 2x zoom on the main camera works just fine. Battery life on the Pixel 7 is pretty good. Definitely better than my s20 FE. I think I get about 5 hours screen on time each day and it lasts me throughout the entire day unlike my s20 FE where I had to recharge it every afternoon after work. And this is all without doing anything to hamper the performance of the pixel. 7. Including leaving the screen at 90 Hz and never using battery saving modes. Honestly I love this phone but it's only been a week. I will update my review if any issues come along. I haven't noticed any issues that persisted from the pixel 6 that people always talked about such as signal loss and the fingerprint reader works just fine. I would definitely recommend this phone at this point. And just a fun fact I did 90% of this review using Google voice dictation :)

A great phone. Apart from having a pure Android experience, the best part about this phone are the amazing pictures that it takes. The screen is good resolution and the battery lasts through the day. Its been an year since I got this now and it still works great.

A great phone. Apart from having a pure Android experience, the best part about this phone are the amazing pictures that it takes. The screen is good resolution and the battery lasts through the day. Its been an year since I got this now and it still works great.

The Google Pixel 7 is seriously impressive! With its upgraded camera, sleek design, and top-notch performance, it's definitely a game-changer. The enhanced features and user experience make it a device worth considering for anyone in need of a new smartphone. Thank you Best Buy!

The Google Pixel 7 is a definite upgrade from my Moto G4. It has more memory. Everything is faster. It takes great pictures. Voice quality is good. Connectivity is good. And, it connects to my car using Android Auto which my old phone was incapable to doing. I don't really play games or use a lot of other apps. However, there is one time where I really miss my old phone, when I'm trying to take spur of the moment photos. With the Moto G4, I could activate the camera with a couple twists of the wrist. The Pixel 7 requires passing the login screen and activating the camera app to take pictures. Often, that means a couple failed attempts to use my fingerprint followed by typing in my password. By that time, the moment is often gone. The problem is compounded by the fact that the screen times out quickly to save on battery meaning that it is almost always necessary to login again. And, the new phone popped up questions every time I tried to use a previously unused app. That meant that even if I was in a hurry, I had to make choices about whether to enable this or that function before I could even access the app. Sometimes the phone is too smart for its own good. Sometimes, there are just too many features being pushed on the new user.

For $599 there's nothing else that comes close. Everything is extremely smooth. The camera is fantastic. My battery life has been very solid and I've yet to have a day worrying about a dead battery. And most importantly, the modem is revamped, a MASSIVE improvement over the Pixel 6 series. Oh, and the build quality is excellent, too.

The Pixel 7 is okay. If you're looking for a phone for better cam quality this is going to be your phone. Other than that, don't bother. Things I like: always takes amazing pics, magic eraser in photos, always gets google updates 1st, the size of the phone is smaller than a lot of other phones, battery share Dislike: phone does not keep a Wi-Fi signal well (have to keep restarting the phone multiple times daily), the battery life sucks (my Pixel 5 could go almost 3 days with no w/o charging this one only a few hours), phone is too slippery to hold & sitting on surfaces, hate the camera bar (the 5 was better), function of the volume keys is weird - you can't set the phone to vibrate from that menu you have to go into another menu, needs better phone clean options, the 7 is too difficult to turn off NFC, magic eraser on photos is cool but it leaves photos distorted.

All about this phone is top, design, quality, performance. But camera is the best without any doubt.

Overall a really solid phone. I switched over to this Google phone after primarily using Samsung phones, most recently having a Galaxy Note9 which was so reliable and did everything I could ever want. A bit hesitant, but also curious after seeing so many positive reviews. This phone doesn't reinvent the wheel or have all the fancy bells and whistles as other phones, but it's a functional, polished and refined phone which does things efficiently. I certainly miss some features of my Samsung phone and the small ecosystem I had with it, but for ease of use, streamlined reliable powerhouse with beautiful pictures, it's been worth the switch. So far, it's been a little over the week and I'm still learning more and more about this phone and loving it more and more. If you're looking for something extremely reliable, not overly confusing or jampacked with features you may overlook, this phone is for you. I definitely miss phones from last generation where there were still headphone jacks and expandable memory, but still love this phone. Also, Best Buy had a crazy good deal on this and got it for a fraction of the price. Jump on it now.

Very smooth phone with excellent camera quality and great storage. Easy to edit photos with the inbuilt features. However, the battery life isn't that great. It doesn't last the full day with continual usage, especially when I am shooting videos. Also overheats quickly with video shooting.

This is my second Pixel device, and it feels good to be back. I've had Galaxy phones for my last couple devices, and while they are nice, it always feels like they are crammed with too many unnecessary apps and features that I'll never touch. With this Pixel, setup was easy as ever, all my Google accounts and info synced quick and painlessly. I love the camera on this phone a lot, and Google has great photo optimization, it fits my needs perfectly. but if you're looking for something a bit beefier, go for a Pixel Pro. You'll get a better optical zoom, larger screen, and higher refresh rate. But if you're like me and you're looking for an above average smartphone that doesnt destroy your wallet, this is a solid fit for anyone, especially if you already use many Google services

Love my new Google Pixel 7 has many new and great features, it is easy to use and takes great pics. I wanted a reliable phone with modern design and after my previous Google pixel I couldn't find a better choice. I have loyalty for this brand because of quality and the ratio price.

Has it all: a great display, amazing camera, superior software, improved haptics, subjectively cool design... Except battery. Not only does accubattery say I have 95% battery health for my brand new phone, but battery life has been consistently show in the 3 weeks I've had it (long enough for adaptive battery to kick in). Otherwise, it's the perfect phone.

I've been using the Google Pixel phone for several months now, and I must say it has exceeded my expectations. The camera quality is outstanding, capturing stunning photos even in low light conditions. The software experience is smooth and intuitive, thanks to the clean and user-friendly stock Android interface. The battery life is impressive, easily lasting me throughout the day with moderate usage. The Pixel's display is vibrant and sharp, making videos and images look incredibly crisp. Additionally, the fast charging feature is a game-changer, giving me hours of usage with just a few minutes of charging. Overall, the Google Pixel is a top-notch smartphone that delivers exceptional performance, an incredible camera, and a seamless user experience.

The Pixel 7 has been great for me so far. Performance is good, battery lasts all day, and the camera is as good as always. Night mode has improved significantly, and face unlock works quickly. The fingerprint sensor has been working well for me too, which I use often to log into my banking apps.

This review is strictly for the phone itself. Coming from many years of using a Samsung Galaxy and upgrading from an S9+, I was excited for a change. Having used the phone for a little over a week now, I'm still trying to learn how to drive it, and it can be frustrating. There are certain aspects of the phone that I do like better such as the camera and photo storage. I find myself constantly searching for the back arrow at the bottom of the phone when there is none. Just swiping to the right has not registered in my brain yet. I do find it frustrating to not see a battery percentage available as it you only see a depiction of the amount you have left. In addition, my Bluetooth volume when connected to my car is much lower than my old Samsung, and I can't figure out how to correct it. Overall, the Pixel 7 is much faster, and I have a great deal more storage for more apps. Hopefully, over time I will feel more comfortable with it as I learn more and not regret leaving the Samsung Galaxy series.