Customer Ratings & Reviews

Coming from an A02s, this was a huge leap in performance. I spent months of watchig reviews and research to determine which phone i actually needed for my everyday use. The 90hz is very smooth and is perfect for those random twitter ramblings I love to read. The Camera is perfect although I wish it did have a macro but thats ok. The screen is perfect for binging Netflix and Youtube all day. Not to mention the adaptive battery coming in clutch for thesr moments. It allows the phone to last all day long. It charges fast and is reasonably priced for its specs. The Tensor G2 really allows this phone to shine and be used at its full potential. Overall, if you need a reasonably priced flagship phone, then this is the one to go (lets not talk about the 7a though). Can't wait to see what next-gen will bring!

In today's fast-paced world, having a reliable and capable smartphone is essential, and I'm thrilled to share my thoughts on the phone I've come to love. This device truly embodies the essence of modern technology, and here's why:Performance: The phone's performance is nothing short of remarkable. With its powerful processor and ample RAM, it effortlessly handles everything I throw at it. Whether it's multitasking between apps, running the latest games, or streaming high-definition content, this phone never misses a beat.Display: The phone's display is a visual delight. The vibrant colors, sharp resolution, and ample screen real estate make every interaction with the device a pleasure. Whether I'm watching a movie, scrolling through social media, or browsing the web, the display's quality always impresses.Camera: Capture life's moments in stunning detail with the phone's exceptional camera system. Whether it's a breathtaking landscape, a close-up portrait, or a low-light shot, this phone's camera consistently delivers outstanding results. The array of features and modes ensure that every photo and video turns out just the way I want it.Battery Life: One of the standout features of this phone is its impressive battery life. I can confidently go through my day without worrying about constantly searching for a charger. Whether it's a busy workday or a weekend adventure, this phone keeps up with my demands.Software: The phone's user-friendly interface and the latest operating system provide a seamless and enjoyable experience. Updates are timely, and the app ecosystem is vast, offering a solution for every need. The phone's AI features and customization options further enhance usability.Design: Sleek, stylish, and ergonomic, this phone's design is a testament to modern aesthetics. Its build quality exudes premium craftsmanship, and it feels great in hand. The attention to detail in both form and function is evident.Connectivity: Staying connected has never been easier. With support for the latest network technologies and a range of connectivity options, this phone ensures that I'm always connected to what matters most, whether it's work, family, or friends.In summary, the phone I've had the pleasure of using is a true marvel of technology. It excels in every aspect that matters to me - performance, display, camera, battery life, software, design, and connectivity. It's a testament to how far smartphone technology has come, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. If you're in the market for a phone that can do it all, this is the one to consider. It's not just a phone; it's a companion that enhances every aspect of your digital life.

I upgraded from a Pixel 6 and I'm not disappointed. I was happy with the overall design of the Pixel 6 and the Pixel 7 is just a tad smaller. In day-to-day use it feels very snappy and I like the new Face Unlock (although it's not as secure as Apple's Face ID). In my experience battery life has not improved from the Pixel 6 but it still lasts a full day of moderate use with some 35% to 40% to spare. Without a case, the back is a fingerprint magnet, but I use one anyway, so to me that's not a problem.

I traded in my Pixel 6 for this. I think it is a better looking phone than the Pixel 6. Google has refined the camera bar look of their Pixel series with this iteration. Camera is as good as ever. I have owned the Pixel 3a, Pixel 4a, Pixel 6, and now Pixel 7. I love the image quality of the Pixel series. Battery life is better than Pixel 6 so far. My Pixel 6 started out strong, but battery life dwindled significantly. I hope the Pixel 7 serves me better. Overall, the experience has not changed much from the Pixel 6. It functions and feels like the same phone, albeit a bit faster and smoother. The biggest complaint I have is the fingerprint scanner. I have the same issues I did with the Pixel 6 in that it fails to read my fingerprint consistently. Google needs to go back to the drawing board on their in-screen fingerprint scanners. I'm very happy Best Buy offered such a good trade-in promotion, otherwise I would feel rather disappointed had I bought it full price.

The Google Pixel 7 is an exceptional smartphone that delivers premium features at a great price. Its sleek design, vibrant display, and smooth performance make daily use a pleasure. The standout feature is the camera—photos are crisp, detailed, and impressive in all lighting conditions, especially with Night Sight. Google’s smart features like Call Screening, Voice Typing, and Magic Eraser are genuinely useful and elevate the experience. The phone runs clean, stock Android with fast updates and solid battery life. Overall, the Pixel 7 offers unbeatable value and functionality, making it one of the best choices in its price range.

This phone is tough. I am rough on my phone, can't guess at how many times I've dropped/thrown it.(just clumsy). It's intuitive, takes great pictures, never locks up or restarts, extremely fast. It has a beautiful screen and does more than I ever need. Has pretty good battery life. I came from Motorola and really liked those phones....I will NEVER go back to Motorola. This phone is so much better. Switch now, you won't regret it.

The Google Pixel 7, boasting an expansive 128GB storage, has left me utterly impressed. Its vibrant display brings every detail to life, making multimedia consumption an absolute delight. The camera system, a true game-changer, captures stunning photos with vivid colors and sharp clarity. The phone's performance is snappy and responsive, making multitasking a breeze. What truly sets the Pixel 7 apart is its seamless integration of cutting-edge technology with an intuitive user interface. The software optimization is evident in every interaction, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable user experience. The thoughtful inclusion of 128GB storage allows me to capture countless memories without worrying about space constraints. Overall, the Google Pixel 7 is a testament to innovation and user-centric design. Whether you're a photography enthusiast, a multitasker, or someone who appreciates a sleek and powerful device, the Pixel 7 delivers on all fronts. It's more than just a smartphone; it's a companion that effortlessly adapts to your lifestyle.

I've been using the pixel 7 and it functionality, performance seems to be great. No major issues, software is working fine, cameras are extraordinary. This phone can fit in your hand and you can operate it very easily. Minor issue with the phone is overheating problem. I guess google will solve this in a software update. Otherwise, great phone.

Th Lemongrass Pixel 7 was an excellent purchase for a friend of mine in Europe. He was not able to purchase this phone in his country, so I took to him when I visited in spring 2023. Everyone was very impressed with the quality, screen visuals, speed, battery life.

The Pixel 7 is a great phone from Google. It is a big improvement over the Pixel 6 with face unlock, better cameras, and the new Tensor G2. It is a nice size to hold in my hand and I love the cameras and screen size + refresh rate (90hz). The phone has tight integration with other Google services so it is easy to use in combination with those. Overall it is a great phone that I would recommend to people.

I have had my pixel7 for a little under 2 years and it is my favorite phone I have ever had. I was deciding between this and whatever iPhone was new in 2022 and ended up with this one for the better battery and camera quality as I work in digital marketing. After 2 years, the battery has deteriorated some but will still last all day as long as I'm not streaming video for hours. I intend to wait until the pixel 10 comes out to upgrade

I recently purchased the Google Pixel 7 and I am extremely impressed with its performance. The camera is top-notch and takes stunning pictures, even in low light. The battery life is also impressive, lasting me all day with heavy use. The design is sleek and modern, and the 128GB of storage is more than enough for all of my apps and media. The phone is also very fast and responsive, making it a pleasure to use. Overall, I am extremely happy with my purchase and would highly recommend the Google Pixel 7 to others.

Pixel 3A was my introduction to Pixel and that phone at the time was the best Android I had ever experienced. From 3A I decided to give Apple a chance for the first time to win me over with IPhone 11 after a year and a half. I enjoyed the phone and it's features but wasn't in love with it. The Pixel 6, I almost pulled the trigger on it but with people complaining about the cell reception and many other problems I decided to wait and be patient. I'm Proud to say that I'm a Day One Pixel 7 owner. Like I woke up that day, showered, had breakfast and got ready to go straight to best buy in the morning to pick up my phone. The Pixel 7 in my firm opinion IS the best Android you can buy today. There is so much value for the phone and at a low price in comparison to other flagships. I could list all the features I love that the P7 has but this review would be WAY too long. I'm happy everyday using the Android UI and it keeps getting better with monthly updates. I will say it was buggy Day one but I expected that. Specifically the Voice Access app wouldn't shut down completely and wouldn't get off my screen but disabling the app fixed it. I don't care to use that app anyways so I wouldn't know if it's been fixed yet, sorry. The music player in my notifications area wouldn't update all the time. Ex: I'm listening to Ariana Grande but decide to switch to something else and when I look at the media player in notifications it would still show the album artwork of Ariana grande. This has been fixed for me now as of January 2023. The thumb reader was pretty bad at launch but smoother now with updates, still a little finicky at times though. Other than that, those were about the only issues I had with the phone. These problems were pretty minor to me and didn't stop me from enjoying the phone. Overall, I believe the P7 is the best android on the market right now and really tough to beat especially at the price point. If you like the sound of the features, specs on the phone and the Google experience, Just do it.

Amazing phone. Great looking display, with superb battery life, and delightful camera quality. Although the volume button simply fell off after a couple months. I never pushed it hard, it just fell off. This is a common issue with these phones, but the only issue I've had. The volume button is covered by the included warranty, unless you damage anything else on the phone. The included photos were taken with the Pixel 7 camera

The feature that mainly attracted me to the Pixel series in general is the. The color and clarity of the photos are stunning, and it's pretty good in low lighting settings. But there are so many other things to like about the 7: • The battery lasts me for about 2 days. • The UX/UI is a bit more intuitive, like using gestures. • There are a variety of features to which you can customize your phone to fit your needs. • The display is amazing. The refresh rate really makes scrolling through feel so smooth. • Even just the feel, design, and size (I got the Lemon Grass color, omg) just feels great

This phone is beautiful and the camera is magnificent. When inserting a sim as it is unlocked I received messages to the previous user which is strange and number was locked in to users name still. T mobile issue. Understandable. Now when I called T-Mobile because I was unable to access my text messages because they were receivable although I have an unlimited plan... Still don't understand. I researched this issue and turns out TMobile is known for giving recycled numbers. Make sure when you purchase this model, you do understand it is a base 7. This is not a 7a not a pro. I didn't realize the difference but it was a great buy from best buy. I don't regret it because I bought it for $400 unlocked and on sell with a promotion they had. Purchase insurance upfront and change to desired insurer after. This is not like apple care. You don't get up to 60 days. Nothing like apple care. The IMEI that I have the T-Mobile representative was unable to be located for some reason? So I gave her the serial number. Same. Then she asked me did I get a refurbished phone. I've never had that happen. After all of the confusion. I bought a 14 Pro and went back to Apple. Lol my emails and regular productivity is what I'm used to. Android is not simple. I am addicted to ios. If you're ok with Android you may like it. Screen is huge. Camera is very nice. Smooth. The messaging you can choose to use Google voice being it's a Google phone but the bubble notifications annoy me. I added a picture so you can see the quality of the camera. It's not a picture of the device itself. Double gorilla glass is very appreciated although I still use protection. For some reason when I watch YouTube the resolution resets to the lower resolution when my settings are locked on highest resolution. After you adjust it manually each time it's great.

As an important starter, I had very high expectations for this device, and I was apprehensive that this device could meet them... I am happy to report that this phone has lived up to and far surpassed my expectations thus far. The screen is excellent, the colors are vibrant and the 90hz refresh rate is incredibly smooth. Likewise, the camera takes some great pictures, especially when you give the camera the time to process the photo after the initial shot. Performance for me has been snappy. I came from an iPhone 11 and the Tensor G2 feels snappier than that A13. Most importantly, the overall experience has been great. Software is minimalistic and smooth, free of bloatware unlike other devices. Stability had been exceptional as well, with no bugs causing issues on the phone this far. If you are worried about the bugs from last year's Pixel 6, like I was, I am happy to report Google seems to have resolved the issues, including the fingerprint sensor. I recommend the Snow color as it is truly beautiful in person, especially since it hides fingerprints well. For the price, which when combined with generous trade in values is even lower, this is the phone to beat in my opinion. The Pixel 7 is what the Pixel 6 should have been.

I changed from Pixel 3 to Pixel 7. It has improved the hardware by many folds. The software just keeps on getting better and better. This is cheaper than many flagship phones. It's perfect.

I got the phone for my wife and she likes it... the build quality, color, the stock android experience, camera, battery life and so on, all are flagship level at the mid range cost of $500 unlocked...on top of that the trade in value of Iphone XR was insane and got the phone like less than $100. Most value for money mobile phone I have ever used, recommend to everybody at current price level.

Product is good and functional although there are a few parts of the new android interface that aren't my cup of tea, namely that it makes it too easy to dismiss videos playing in the miniaturized window. The camera is fantastic though, the two pictures are both taken with the rear cameras from a distance of about 15 feet but the one of just the clocked is under 8x magnification and the quality is still very decent and not pixelated so much at all. One downside is that the battery does not last me all day although I do use maps for about an hour a day in addition to two or so hours of video and regular usage for games and functionality like calls, texts, and email