Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was hoping so much more, i think it's a regular phone with great marketing, nothing special, camera it's not that great, battery it's not enough even for a day, feeling disappointed.

Works fine but lacks in some compatibility issues. You need to go to setting to uninstall. It doesn't remember app login or logs out after some time. Camera quality is good but looks unrealistic or with other colors

Cellular connectivity is still unreliable like the Pixel 6

The phone stopped linking to my google account within a month. Could not use any of the apps, playstore, youtube, gmail, calender. Customer Support team did not do anything! Terrible Service. Contacted them more than 4 times. In the end had to reset my device. Worked for two weeks and the same issues popped up again. Absolutely not worth the price I've spent on the device. Highly disappointing. Go for any other brand!

Just another pixel with a buggy finger print scanner.

I bought this phone for my wife and after an extensive reviewing of the features I'm a bit jealous. I won't tell you the overly expensive phone i have but with the exception of the camera they are on the same level.

The battery life is nowhere near what they claim. It also heats up very quickly which has me concerned about how long it will last as well as whether it's safe to use

Everything is good except Battery life. It doesn’t run more than 7-8 hours in normal use.

Great service. Very easy to purchase. Salesperson was great help and assisted with setup. Very easy to use and upload all of my apps and settings from previous phone.

Upgraded from a Pixel 6, overall same or better. Mobile connectivity is better, though still not perfect. Some small bugs that can hopefully get fixed, but overall a great phone for my usage.

At over $300 USD it’s overpriced = Washed out colors, cannot accurately display red color, issue cannot be fixed!

I've been very happy with this purchase. The salesperson who helped me was very kind and helpful even though his area was extremely busy that day

Coming from a surface duo 2 that wasnt making or receiving calls due to a tmobile provisioning error, the pixel 7 doesnt have this issue at all

My first pixel phone come ng from iPhone XR. I am hoping this phone will be supported as late ng as my XR was supported. Features look great.

Loved the product. Easy to setup. Unfortunately it doesn't have fast charging

Front cam can be bit better. Overall phone is good. Fingerprint detection is not perfect with screen gaurd on even if you turn on screen protector mode in settings.

I really like this phone, coming from an Iphone it is different OS, and a bit of a learning curve but be patient and you will like it.

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.

Better than the pixel 6. Face unlock is a welcome addition and the finger print scanner is more reliable. It doesn't overheat as muvh

I was happy that I decided to upgrade to Pixel 7 from 6 because it's less buggy and has a much more responsive fingerprint scanner.