Customer Ratings & Reviews

I received the Google Pixel 7 128GB (Unlocked) Obsidian, first time using a Google phone and I must say, this phone is very sleek and stylish, seems to be very well made. I would suggest a case for the phone as it is very slick like and will drop easy. It comes with a USB-C charging cable but no wall plug, you’ll need to buy your own if you don’t already have one. Once you turn the phone on, it will walk you through inserting sims card and setup which was very easy. The screen is nice and bright, it is sharp and crisp looking with vivid colors. My apps and games ran smoothly, no lagging problems. The camera is also very impressive, takes superb photos. The 5x optical Zoom is really good and takes great night shots, good detail. The call quality was also good, very clear, no problems hearing or speaking. The battery life was good not great, but I do play a lot of my game on my phone which does consume the battery somewhat. Overall this is a great phone with very nice features and would definitely recommend to anyone looking to upgrade.

First things first, the camera in this coupled with the processing is amazing. The computational improvements the G2 chip lends to photography makes this the absolute top tier phone for taking pictures. Granted the Pro adds a telephoto zoom which is also consider worth the price difference, there’s recognition that people have different acceptable price points and what you get in this case is a great value. Overall the phone has fairly standard battery life. It feels like an improvement over the 6 but nothing so awe-inspiring that you feel like you can go days without a charge. The updated screen and display plus updated 5g chip probably use up more power comparatively so the fact that they were able to create a perceived improvement is a plus. Speaking of 5g, the mobile chip in here seems to be heads above performance wise as 5g becomes the mainstream. In locations where I might have turned off 5g to gain more reliable performance I’m finding it’s a-ok to just keep 5g enabled now. Wrapping up the most impressive thing is the software delivery and more especially the photo taking experience. Being able to remove blur post-snap feels like a super power!

I upgraded to Pixel 7 Pro (P7P) from a Pixel 6 Pro (P6P). I never intended on upgrading, because I didn't feel it was worth the upgrade. However, Best Buy's trade-in value promotion was too good to pass up. With that said, P6P to P7P was indeed not much of an upgrade. That's not to say P7P is bad, but rather P6P was that good. At least for daily usage, no gaming. What I've noticed in difference/upgrade: 1. P7P fingerprint sensor is a BIT more faster and reliable. Like, for example, if I had 4/10 success on my P6P, then P7P is like 6/10. It's still bad, especially compared to Samsung's sensor. 2. FaceID is convenient, but practically useless. You need all the right lighting and angle to make it work. It's not using any fancy camera/sensor like on a iPhone or Pixel 4. It's just a front facing camera that uses AI to analyze your face capture. In other words, it's essentially analyzing the image of your face and not your face itself (no depth). Bad face capture = not recognized. But when it works, it's nice. 3. Battery life is better. If I ended my day on my P6P at 30%, then I end my day with about 40% on my P7P. 4. I'm not a big picture taker, but I have notice a much better camera focus when I take pictures of items to sell on eBay. It's a more, point and shoot, than on my P6P. Though, obviously, one of the big upgrades announced with P7P was the Cameras. I'm not doing it justice here. 5. Bluetooth connection seems more reliable. I can't be 100% sure on this, because I upgrade my Pixel Buds (2nd gen) to the Pixel Buds Pro at the same time. My previous issue with excessive Pixel Bud connection issue could've been the Buds themselves or P6P. So far though, with my P7P and Pixel Buds Pro, I rarely have this issue. 6. Calls seem to be more reliable. I hardly do phone calls or get legitimate calls (non-telemarketers), but I've noticed less noise and static during calls. Google is starting the path of Apple and Samsung, a very minor incremental upgrade annually. I don't mind this, because it means I can hold off on upgrades until a big upgrade every few years. P6P to P7P is exactly that, a very minor upgrade. If you don't get a upgrade promotion, I wouldn't pay full MSRP for P7P to upgrade from P6P. I frequently forget I upgraded. It's like comparing iPhone 12 to 13, the 12 is plenty good but 13 is just 'newer'. How many of you can tell the difference between the 12 and 13 without looking at the ABOUT setting. P6P users, wait until the iPhone 14 of Pixel comes out. Pixel 5 and below, I would recommend upgrading to either P6P or P7P. P6P is a LOT more affordable right now.

Excellent Phone . I moved from an iPhone . Not only is the phone value for money but also the camera is in its own league . 5x and 10x is superb along with ultra wide . The 120 hz makes the experience so smooth . The battery life is great as well and gets me through a day . The screen has amazing brightness and you can see 1500 nits advantage in direct sunlight . The phone haptics are very good coming from iPhone I can say this is very good . The speakers are loud and good as well . Performance is fluid and fast . Overall and excellent flagship by Team Pixel .

When Google Pixel 7 Pro was first released, I was impressed with the cameras, its refreshed design and the overall smooth performance. I've now spent a month using this phone frequently, and much of what I initially thought is still true, but some things stand out. I'll start with the good stuff. I liked the design straight away, and it's grown on me even more over time. It's very similar to the Pixel 6 Pro, but it's changed just enough to seem fresh. It feels great to hold and the hazel/gold color of my review model has a particularly stylish edge to it.

Great phone with a lot of high-end features and a sleek design. The camera is one of the best on the market, with great low light performance and a versatile zoom range. The battery life is also excellent, lasting all day with heavy usage. The phone's processor is very fast and responsive, making for a smooth user experience. The build quality is also top-notch, with a durable glass and metal construction. Overall, the Pixel 7 Pro is a great choice for anyone in the market for a new high-end smartphone.

Fantastic Cellular device. This phone is a great choice for anyone who loves taking pictures, watching movies and playing games. The camera on this phone is amazing. It takes beautiful pictures in every lighting situation. The screen is also fantastic. It has a large size device and may not fit smaller hands. This phone is very fast; everything loads quickly and runs smoothly.

This is probably the best phone I've ever owned. Great performance, phenomenal photos, and easily a full day on the battery. There are a couple of negatives. This thing gets hot. The Tensor G2 is based on a Samsung's Exynos chip, and it shows. There have been several software glitches that have become less frequent with updates. Data connectivity has dropped a few times. That being said, I intend to continue using the Pixel lineup for the foreseeable future.

The Google Pixel 7 Pro is a top contender in the smartphone market, with its impressive specs and sleek design. Its camera is outstanding, producing stunning photos and videos, while its fast processing speed and ample storage make it a pleasure to use. The large and vibrant display is perfect for streaming and browsing, and the overall user experience is smooth and seamless. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a high-end smartphone.

I had to upgrade my phone from a Pixel 5a and decided to go for a 7 Pro and WOW! The camera is amazing, the processor is fast, and unlike my last phone, I've never had an issue with overheating. It's got some other cool features too, such as how I have face id AND and in screen finger print sensor. Amazing phone and the price point is warranted.

I've had this phone since launch day. I upgraded from the Pixel 5, and I test drove the Pixel 6 last year before returning it. The Pixel 7 Pro is an improvement over the 6 in signal and stability. Compared to the Pixel 5, the only thing on the 7 Pro that isn't an improvement is the battery. It charges really slowly, and battery life ok, but may be an issue in the future. The screen is bigger and so much nicer (than the Pixel 5), it's brighter (not sure if it's bright enough for my liking), I don't have the Bluetooth issues I used to have (on the Pixel 5), weirdly my nest cameras seem to load faster on this phone. 5G is MUCH better on this phone as an unlocked phone. It's like having my glasses cleaned after weeks of having them dirty. The camera is impressive. LOVE the wide angle front facing camera and the zoom capabilities are passable. The design is so striking I had to get a clear case. I the color looks more like seafoam green in person than in photos, but being so different it's growing on me. Between how pretty the back is and how gorgeous the big beautiful screen it reminds me of what I liked about the OnePlus 7 Pro only with a MUCH improved camera. One odd bug is that when the phone restarts my battery settings are reset. Bottom line: Very worthy upgrade if you can afford it. You can't have huge battery needs if you want this phone to be ideal. The new modem is being put to good use making it a champion of signal. The best point and shoot camera for still shots (vs videos).

This version of Pixel phones is really good and stable. I used Pixel 6 before but this time I preferred Pro version. I'm really happy with my decision. It feels much more premium. Performance wise it's awesome. Camera features are one of the best but the most valuable part is it's software. Google software is the main reason I went for Google Pixel phones and Pixel 7 is no different.

I purchased the Pixel 6a on sale at BB and loved it. So I upgraded to the Pixel 7pro. Best smartphone that I've ever owned. Gorgeous hardware. Incredibly fast processor. Beautiful screen. Unlike my Galaxy S-22 Ultra, the Pixel 7pro has aptx-hd. Fantastic cameras. Good battery life. Lightning fast fingerprint reader. Highly recommend this beautiful device!

Owned a Samsung S21 Ultra and the 7 pro blows it away. Great camera esp with the blur correction. I have used it on the hundreds of burry pics my Samsung took. Super smooth response and opens all my apps faster than my Samsung. Battery life is super solid as well.

So I recently bought this phone as I have been a pixel user for over 5 years. Customer service was fantastic when I bought it at Best Buy, Nice, and everyone was friendly. So I am not going to blame the staff on this as they had no making on the phone. Google did however. I mainly just bought this as an upgrade to my 3a. But what I was mainly looking forward to was the camera quality. I saw many great reviews for the camera online and done and did as much research as I could. Animation is smooth, mic is nice and clear. Little to no background noise which is awesome. It's slick and an overall good phone. Now the reason I have 3 stars is because I believe it's over hyped and inconsistent. I compared the camera quality to my 3a and the front facing camera is more consistent in color, sharper, and adaptive, yes there is noise but compared to the 7 pro it honestly looks like the same amount of noise. The 7pro is smoother yes, but it's just a blurred mess. Colors aren't consistent and there was an automatic beauty filter applied??? That randomly turned off when I started comparing it to my 3a and how the front facing camera was more consistent and sharper. (I was talking out loud about my comparisons.) Front facing is just blurred out to make it look good for whoever takes selfies. And for the people thinking that MAYBE it might be the setting, no it wasn't. I put the same camera settings on both phones to compare the 2. I'm just disappointed honestly, my 5 year old phone has clearer camera quality on front camera than the 7 pro. I will also say the same about video. Which on both camera and video it's more tight as if it were already "pre-zoomed" in when it's not. My 3a gives a room and is consistent in distance. Now comparing it to the back camera, there we can see the camera upgrade and better quality. The 7pro is sharper, more adaptive, zoomed in all the way to 30x there's noise but that's kind of expected. If I were to compare it to Samsung it would be an unfair comparison. Now, if I were to compare it to the pixel a series I'd say that there is an obvious upgrade, especially with the ultrawide angle lense, zooming in, and the obvious changes compared to the a series. The phone is just average in my opinion, definitely in upgrade to the pixel 6 as well, but overall just average, in my opinion. Other things, phone gets hot fast, finger reader doesn't work as well, but google fixed that with screen protector mode (still kinda of wonky, but it helps), battery life is consistent, Google assistant doesn't pick up when whispering on 7pro, when compared to my 3a, it does. Display is beautiful to look at. Home screen gives minimal space to work with with widgets, but that's not really a big issue. Knowing these things I probably would have switched to Samsung just to give them a try. I still love Google and there pixel series, I just think it needs a bit more work. I hope this has been a good review for those seriously interested in purchasing the 7pro. Again, I don't blame best buy, they're just the messenger, but I do blame it on Google. It's a good phone, I'm just calling out the things I've noticed.

Coming from a iPhone 11 this is a great update. The screen is obviously brighter and at the moment, the system is snappy. Battery life is great but I do recommend purchasing a 30 w charger so you won't have to wait to long for it to be completely full.

The Pixel 7 Pro (P7P) is what I wanted when I bought the 6 Pro (P6P). I know that everyone talks about how great the camera is and they are right. The most important upgrade for me on the camera was the ability to focus on close objects quickly. I use my phone to scan bar codes when I shop and I struggled a lot with the P6P. The P7P is quick to focus, scan and proces the bar code. For me, this was important. The P6P also was slow to unlock with the finger print scanner. It actually works as advertised on the 7. Again, it turned out to be upgrade worthy. I charge my phone every night and have not had any issues with the battery (even though I set my screen resolution to the highest setting and do not use any battery saving strategies). So far, I feel that the upgrade was worth the money. But I also was able to get a very good deal. The cost after my P6P trade-in, a gift card insensitive, the points on my Best Buy credit card and sales tax was around $170. For that cost, this phone gets a 5 star rating from me. I would not have given the P6P a 5 star rating.

After all the YouTube hype, I decided to replace my Samsung S21 ultra for the new Pixel 7 pro. I wanted to experience it for myself and have had for about two weeks now. I must say the Pixel is a solid phone and a great value for the price especially with the generous trade in offer and bonus $200 gift card from Best buy resulting in a sub$200 cost for the phone in my case. The main reason I want to try the Pixel was for the camera experience and after numerous photos , it's is an excellent camera. The photo unblur and magic eraser features have worked very well, even on older photos taken with other phones. The organic Android UI does make a huge difference in performance. The phone is super fast and has very good battery life (last a full day) under mostly heavy use. I've been using Samsung flagship devices for years and in comparison the Samsung flagships phones like the S21 ultra do have many more features not available on the Pixel but comes with a higher price. I will have my time with the Pixel but I am sure the future will be another Samsung in my hand.

Overall I like the upgrade from previous 6 Pro. I haven't had an issue with this phone. Performance is good. Only issues are bugs from Android 13. Cameras are 8 out of 10. Sometimes inconsistent but overall good Battery life is all day for me. I get about 5 plus of screen on time. I think it's a good buy.

I love my Pixel 7 Pro. I came from an S22+ and found the experience on the Pixel to be superior and less boring. Unmodified Android is great, the camera is amazing, Google Play updates insanely fast, I have no issues with phone calls, and the battery life is on-par with or maybe a little worse than my S22+. That being said, I have noticed it getting pretty hot from time to time. I've seen it get up to 102-105F about 4 times since I purchased the phone almost a month ago. However, those were during the initial setup, extended photo and video taking sessions, sitting next to a heater, and another time while I had a lot of apps opened and playing a game. The later two are avoidable and the first one is bound to happen with any new phone that is being charged while being setup. From what I understand, the Pixel 7 Pro is everything the 6 Pro should have been and I am extremely happy with switching over to the Pixel 7.