Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome phone, so glad i switched back to Android after several years of boring apple i can honestly say this phone is as good if not better than iphone on everything

I have been using for a week and its good till now.

The experience is nice. The phone is a little thick. Issues with cell network connectivity if google apps aren't up to date. The assistant makes the experience its best.

Works as expected and haven't ran into any issues. If you're a fan of the Pixel, it's a pretty solid phone for the price and trade-in promotions that are available.

If the phone switches from wifi to 5g or vice versa, the internet stops working and I either have to reboot the phone or go into the settings and turn the wifi/5g off and back on.

excellent phone for the price and incredible offer at time of launch, I shifted from iPhone 11 and the transfer was a breeze. Great camera and excellent screen

This phone was a gift for my wife, she likes it and that's coming from a person who has been team iPhone her whole life. The only thing I found wrong with the phone is the touchscreen would occasionally not register presses

It's a good phone after all for its price. Got premium feather with main stream price. Phone does feel abit warm in pocket while using wireless Android auto and a music player

The camera is awful. Over processing of photos, not true colors at all Cannot view/split screen for multiple apps. No forward button on browser, just back. It functions like any other mid tier Android phone, can't believe I spent a fortune on this.

Does what a pixel phone should do but battery life and cellular connections are pretty terrible. Known cellular reception issues. Customer Service at Google is non-existent

Forget Samsung forget Apple. This is where it's at. I haven't been this impressed with a phone and a very long time, Google is my new go-to!

I thought I upgraded from my Galaxy S8 to this pixel 7. If my Galaxy S8 phone didn't have a cracked screen I would go back to using that phone. The pixel 7 always drops calls and the battery doesn't last the day even if I'm not using it. I wish I would have spent a few extra bucks and got the new Samsung. My friends have samsungs and their pictures look way better and they have service when I do not. Every time I drop this phone I'm hoping the screen will crack to give me an excuse to buy a different phone.

Great phone. Was $100 more than the other pixel 7 phones because I didn't activate on TMobile, Verizon or att that day. Activated on Mint mobile which is T-Mobile but didn't get the 100 off.

It's pretty amazing how Pixel 7 is better than pixel 6 in every way. Love everything about it, I would buy it again for family members

This is my third Pixel. I think my former one the 4a5G didn't have the correct APN (Access Point Name) for cellular provider setting for Straight Talk on Verizon towers so I got a to find out how to add a APN in the phone. I thought I might have to do something similar but no such luck. I take the sim card out of the 4a5G and put it in Google Pixel 7 Flag ship phone and it won't connect. I got a new sim card and no change. It is a known issue on the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. A couple of other MVNO providers are having issues as well. If I went to Google FI it won't be a problem but I don't think they have coverage where I am. Other thing is the device got very warm installing apps from the play store and the battery seems to drain pretty quick for a new phone.

Beautiful phone. Excellent price (after trade-in of otherwise valueless iphone with chip on screen). Hope it lasts for a long while.

it's hard to figure out cuz it doesn't work like a regular phone on some of the things that you need to do on the phone. I like it but needs work

To set things up, I will say that I owned a Pixel 4 XL and that I absolutely LOVED it. So much that I didn't upgrade until two years later. I have run with the other major competitor's products as it was more affordable at the time. But when I first saw the release announcement for the Pixel 7, I was stoked and declared to the mighty gods of technology that I would own one. I do now and it's awesome. I'm not going to list all the specs, but highlight some that really stick out. The Pixel 7 Pro is armed with a Google custom made processor in it's second generation. The Tensor 2 as it is called, is more powerful than its first iteration and that's saying something. It's a more mature version of the Tensor and quite an upgrade from the previous model. The Pixel 7 harnesses the power of this processor very well as it provides enough "oomph" for everything you like to do. The screen has a nice vibrant and crisp image. It's a 6.7" QHD+ (1440 x 3120) LTPO OLED display which can go up to 120Hz refresh rates. And lets not forget the HDR support and 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio. It sports 12 gigs of brand new DDR5 memory, which is lightning fast. Another innovation is packed into the Pixel 7 which is the support of the new WIFI 6E bands. The phone itself has a nice feel to it and seems solid. It just looks and feels very refined. Buttons and Type-C ports are easily accessible. What most amazed me was the quality of the camera(s). I have taken pictures in many different light conditions and with different subjects and the pictures are simply fabulous (thanks to the 50 MP Octa PD Quad Bayer wide camera). Now to what really matters: the phone's OS. Google has veered off from the regular Android distribution in favor of their own version tailored to the phones' hardware. If you've never had a Google phone, you will very likely find it odd to use and navigate at first, but after just a day or two, you'll realize that everything has been done to allow you to get things done faster. Speaking of faster, there are times when the phone might appear slightly sluggish. I believe that system updates will fix that and more (the Pixel 7 was just released at the time of writing). I've thrown everything I could think of at it: games, power-hungry apps, videos, streaming, social media and more. The Pixel 7 Pro could handle all of it and then some. The battery at the end of the day wasn't even below 25% of battery. Quite impressive! The bottom line: The Pixel 7 Pro is a great phone, with plenty of power and good battery life, a sublime screen and a custom Android version which is one of the most intuitive I have had the pleasure to use. Also, the price-tag is low compared to what you would pay for other phones with the same or less features as the Pixel 7 provides. I can only recommend it.

My fiance purchased two months ago and he accidently sat on the screen one time and now the phone won't work. This was with a decent screen protector on the phone as well.

I like the size and flat screen of the phone compared to the 7 pro, I iust wosh it had the same telephoto lens as the 7 pro and it would have been perfect.