Customer Ratings & Reviews

So I got this for my wife, because she's never really been an Android person. She's only really enjoyed one other brand of phone, we know which one. So after about 5 days, here's what she had to say. Battery life is really good, it last me about 2 days or so before needing a charge. But where is the power thing to plug into the wall? Lol. Anyway, watching videos on this screen is nice, and it's just the right size. Not too big, not too small. The screen is so bright, didn't think I would like it. It seems like a fast phone, and I like how the applications look compared to my other phone on the home page. I can put things anywhere, and they stay there. Widgets are really nice, and there are so many of them. Even for applications I put on the phone. The software is fast when I'm changing applications, or just scrolling through things. Also, I donlike how this phone is made. The body of it so nice, it looks really good. It does not feel heavy either when I hold it for a while. But the best part of this phone is the cameras, oh my goodness! I've never really been about to take good photos like this. I mean, it gets every detail. It's so clear, and sharp. It is almost as good as my real camera in some photos. Stuff that is cool about it? You can talk to it, and not even touch the keyboard for typing. It can listen to you, and put it all down on your phone. Very nice if I'm cooking or something. There are so many things this phone can do, that my other one can't. More than I can type out here. Anyway, I love it.

As a first time Google Pixel user I have to say, this phone is awesome! OS wise this phone is snappy and responsive. There is no lag when navigating through the phone or switching apps. The Google assistant is quick to respond and is quite helpful most times. The camera quality is amazing! I love taking pictures of my pets and scenery and the photos always come out crisp and vibrant. The camera bump is a little funny, but nothing a case won't mitigate. Specs wise, it has everything you could want in a phone! OLED display, 50 MP camera, and 90 HZ refresh rate. My favorite part of the display is in fact the 90 HZ refresh. I cannot go back to 60 HZ after this haha. The phone itself is a perfect size. Not too big where you can't comfortably hold it one one hand but not too small where you feel like it's a tiny metal rectangle in your palm. Let's get to the battery life. I am not a light user, I put in the miles on a daily and it leaves me with ample power after a long day. I can usually finish the day with 30 to 40%. If I don't use my phone much it can easily last to the next day. Though, that doesn't happen often for me. If you're looking for a current flagship phone that has all the features you want at good price, this is the one!

I have had Pixel 3XL, 4a, 5a and now 7 Pro I believe that since 4a the quality has gone down. As far as 7a is concerned 1) Face unlock feature is not the best. 2) Finger print scanner is all right. Considering that people use tempered glass or other protectors the responsiveness goes down. 3) Since the photo processing is software based in that regards for it hasn't taken a better one than 5a it self. However I haven't tested the low light or other features. 4) The front camera experience is really bad. The pictures seem to be taken with a something like an Oppo or OnePlus looks to mush air brushed. This could be due to screen protector covering the lens I am waiting to get a second opinion on this. 5) I am not a power user and have really low screen time. In that regards I would expect the battery time to have been better. At the moment it is nearly 2 days which I expected improve since it has a bigger battery. 6) Mine is Hazel color and I wish there were more vibrant color options. Overall to be honest I wouldn't recommend Pixel phones any more.

Had a black dot show up on the screen. Best Buy didn't care and did not even look anything up on the phone. Google sent me to their warranty repair shop in town. They said it was my fault, even though there's no screen damage. Spent a little less doing the screen myself and found loose screws on the inside of phone. It pushed into the back of the digitizer. Now Google wants to inspect it then charge me to replace it. Picture you can see the indent from the screw.

Great phone, unstable software, inconsistent hardware QA

Just bought this Google Pixel 7 Pro to replaced my Galaxy S22 Ultra which was lost. This phone just using as a backup phone since my IPhone 13 Pro Max is a main one… The Google Pixel 7 Pro has a problem right from the start. It’s not taking Mint Mobile SIM even though it’s unlocked. I have to reset the mobile network to get it work. Unfortunately when it turns off and turns back on, the network have to be reset again…, and again. Now, after the security update the phone is stuck when I turned it on. It cannot turn off even when pressing volume button up and power button at the same time. I’m out of return item window. Best Buy won’t let me replaced it. I have the video clips showing the phone cannot turn off when turned on, but this feedback only letting you posted pictures STAY OUT OF THIS PHONE. Definitely NOT recommended. DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY for this piece of junk

Very good cell phone, the quality looks incredible, considerable improvement in the fingerprint reader (the pixel 6 pro gives many problems). However, sometimes out of nowhere it freezes and I have to restart the device, I hope it will be solved with an update.

I have been fully integrated onto the Google ecosystem for years. With Google Home controlling numerous devices in my home from tvs to doorbells, speakers etc. My first Pixel phone was the Pixel 4, then the Pixel 6, and now the Pixel 7. The Pixel phones are so much more than just a smartphone. The new Tensor G2 chip takes the Google Assistant integration to a new level. Phone calls: Google Assistant can screen your incoming calls. It will answer your calls and ask why the other party is calling. You can follow along as the conversation is transcribed., and then decide if you want to answer. You can have it screen all of your calls or just unknown numbers. Outgoing calls can of course be made by telling Google to call a contact. If you are calling a business the Assistant will tell you how long the wait time will be, and then it will list the numbers for each option you will be offered, so that you don’t have to wait and listen for all of the options to be read to you. Btw, the wait time listed by Google is often more accurate than that of the company you are calling. If you are put on Hold, the Assistant will hold for you and notify you with a tone when a human is on the line. I found this to be amazingly accurate as it can tell the difference between a recorded voice and a live person. No more waiting endlessly listening to horrible music. Google will do that for you. Mobile, wifi and Bluetooth signals are all strong. Call sound quality is loud and clear both through the earpiece and speakerphone. Transcription: The Google Assistant can accurately transcribe live conversation as fast as you can speak. It will also differentiate between different people who may be speaking. Punctuation is accurate and you can even add emojis. These conversations can also be recorded. Translation: Google Assistant can translate live conversation, chat messages and can even translate signs and menus. Conversations can be translated by simply telling Google to be your translator. The signs and menus are translated through Google Lens by pointing your camera. Chatting or speaking with someone who speaks another language is no longer an issue. For me, living in South Florida, this is something I can’t live without. Camera: The Pixel 7 has made improvements from an already fantastic camera in the Pixel 6. The selfie camera now has a wider field of view and can record in 4k. Night Mode, which was already excellent, now allows you to modify the shutter speed. Cinematic Blur has been added to video. Face Unblur can now take blurry pictures and make them clear. It even works on pictures that were taken on another device. And of Course Magic Eraser, one of my favorite features, lets you remove any unwanted person or object from a picture. This Feature will only work on photos taken on your device. Photos in all lighting conditions are crisp with fine detail and natural colors. Natural skin tones are more accurate than with any other phone I have seen. Safety: The Pixel 7 will detect if you are in an accident and call 911. You can also have a list of contacts that it will call in case of emergency. VPN: By the end of the year Google will be offering free VPN an exclusive feature to the Pixel phones. Battery: Charging the phone will take about 1 ½ hours to fully charge from about 10%. My Pixel 6 battery always lasted more than a full day, and so far the Pixel 7 seems to deliver the same. Hardware: The physical differences between the Pixel 6 and 7 are more of a refinement than a wholesale change. But in total those refinements make a big difference. The screen has gone from 6.4” to 6.3”. Doesn’t sound like much but it does feel more comfortable in the hand. It is a flat 90hz Full HD screen. Brightness outdoors has been improved. I spend much time outdoors each day in the bright Florida sun wearing dark sunglasses. Where I had difficulty reading the screen on the 6, I have no trouble at all on the 7. Power and volume buttons have been placed lower on the side. Again a small change, but they feel better positioned in the hand. The camera bar now has brushed aluminum which looks more premium. The camera bar is now shallower, however I use a protective case so it still protrudes. This is a positive to me, as I use the camera bar to grip the phone in landscape mode and to rest my fingers on in portrait mode. The only issue I ever had with my Pixel 6 was the fingerprint reader. It was poor at the beginning, however it dramatically improved over time through Google firmware updates. The first few times I used the fingerprint reader on the Pixel 7 it failed to read properly. The phone gives you an option of recording up to 4 fingerprints. I registered the same finger all 4 times and now it is pretty reliable. Not perfect, but much more reliable. It still has occasional difficulty especially in bright sunlight. However, Google has added Face Unlock which alleviates much of the angst caused by the fingerprint reader. The Face Unlock function works excellently in most lighting conditions. In total darkness it can have difficulty. In summary, I don’t pay attention to benchmarks or other stats comparing one phone to the next. I care about how I can utilize the features offered by the phone to simplify and enhance my everyday life. To me the Google Pixel is indispensable. I would recommend this phone to everyone.

Being a Google Pixel user, the Google Pixel 7 is, to me, worth upgrading from my Pixel 6. Here is why: Besides the fact that the audio is exceptional, like in the Pixel 6, I didn’t have one problem making or receiving calls or with anyone having trouble hearing me or calls cutting out or breaking up. I’ll start with the screen. The screen size is a tad bit smaller, but with that, the quality is much better, as there are the same number of pixels, but in a smaller place. Great quality screen resolution. The speed of the phone is incredible. The processor has been upgraded to a newer version that is faster and uses less power, which brings me to the next best thing, the battery life. On my old Pixel 6 I could get pretty good battery life, but on this Pixel 7, it’s amazing. In regular mode and use, I was able to go all day and all night without charging it. After recharging it, I put it in battery saving mode and it lasted almost 3 days. This Pixel 7 is a bit lighter than the old one, and the selfie camera is better too. The software for the camera is great. I was able to take a picture of someone, and it automatically blur the background, which is pretty cool. It was super easy to upgrade and transfer all of my data. I’m pretty much addicted to the Google Pixel phones, as it works seamlessly with all my Google home devices. All in all I’m glad I upgraded and am happy with my Google Pixel 7.

Phone overall is good. The battery isn't too much better than the pixel 6 pro.

I know this is not the Pixel Pro, but the regular Pixel is a very nice phone. I was able to play around with this phone for the last few days. I noticed that it seems to have a stronger signal compared to my other androids. My office is pretty much a dead zone for cell service, and we use wifi for everything. This pixel was able to hold onto an LTE signal and I was able to watch videos. I did not try to make a call, but I believe it would have worked. The Pixel line of phones have always been great, and they keep getting better and better each year. I really like Android 13 (phone comes with it installed) and how clean and simple it is. Everything opens and closes quickly and it's really easy to customize this phone to your liking. The always on display is clean and easy to read. You can also customize the always on display. While playing around I found a setting that will show you what song is playing. This will show the song and artist on the always on display. I'm not sure if this is a new feature but I really liked knowing what song was on at bars/clubs, etc. The phone itself has a premium build quality, even with the back being plastic. It can also be a little slick since the back is smooth and glossy. I would recommend a case to avoid dropping the phone. Also on the back of the phone is the camera, mic, and LED. Google incorporated the camera perfectly and other manufactures need to take note of this. The camera on the back spans across the phone unlike other manufactures who put a bump out in one corner. This allows the phone to be used flat on a table without it wobbling around. Speaking of the camera, this phone takes pretty nice photos comparable to high end phones. The camera app has lots of settings to allow for picture customization. I also tried out the magic eraser, while it worked fine in some situations, it did not work well in all. You could easily see were the photo tried to remove the object. It is still a nice option to have and use, but the commercials on TV make it look perfect and super easy to use. The screen is a good size not to large and not to small. The display can get very bright and is easy to read text or watch a movie. The display is similar to other high-end phones and I was not disappointed with the screen at all. At the top of the display is a dot for the front camera. The hole is so small that I hardly ever notice it. Under the screen is the fingerprint reader, which works better than my prior android phones. I also setup the face unlock and that has been working perfectly. The speakers also sound very good and can get pretty loud but still can hear everything clearly. The reason for only giving four stars is due to a couple of things. First the battery life is okay but not great. I could get away for a whole day's use of texting, calling, and some light browsing. When I watched tv on this phone it quickly drained the battery, more than my prior androids. The second thing, while watching tv the phone got extremely warm. I believe these issues will be fixed on future updates of android 13, but it's something to note since it is happening. Overall, I really like the phone and the easy-to-use interface of android 13. If you are in the market for a new phone, I would strongly recommend checking out this pixel.

As the title says, I was pleasantly surprised by this phone. In the past two weeks of using it, I have found that the Google assistant was incredibly helpful in more ways than one, and having the always on display was a nice bonus. Positives: - It is a great size, and has a good balanced weight - The 90Hz OLED screen gets perfectly bright to see outdoors even in broad daylight - Having WiFi 6E is a plus for future proofing - Android 13 on a Pixel is the best way to experience it without any bloatware - The cameras take amazing photos! Being able to do images like Photo Sphere as well as use Google's image editing tools such as the new Deblur / remove people is awesome! - Reverse wireless charging for other wireless charging devices - USB-C charging is quick at around 20W max - Battery life is good and lasts all day (even more depending on usage) - The fingerprint reader is quick, and the face unlock works fast in "good" lighting conditions. Cons - Wirelessly charging this device is very slow. While I have not tested with a Pixel Stand, using other 15W Qi charging pads this phone will not go above 5W. All in all, I was, as I said, pleasantly surprised by this phone. Flagship specs along with the incredible power of Google in both the Assistant being helpful in daily tasks to finding answers to questions such as air quality, weather, directions, etc., all using your voice is so great. Add in the fact that the OS is entirely Google means that the experience is generally cohesive and uniform across the Google apps. A home run!

Pros: Google Assistant Software Screen size Lite Weight Camera Battery standby time Reverse charging Wireless charging Screen resolution (not 4k) Fast Charging (up to 20w) Thumb print ID (fast read) Cons Face ID feels limited Sound The Pixel 7 pretty much covers all your needs in a phone. What I love the most is google assistant! It’s so innovative! It’s ready for you at every moment. Even while scrolling, tips come up asking you to save this or create a shortcut for that. You can almost use this phone hands free. When texting, it captures every word just about which was very shocking. Google assistant is always listening. When it comes to the software, you will always be the first to get an update. It’s simple and clean. The software doesn’t feel like it’s competing vs itself like it’s just pure android without bloat ware. It’s made for simple tasks and it conforms to how you use it to which I love that, especially with your battery usage. Speaking of the battery, the standby is realistic. I only loss 2% overnight. Like earlier, the battery will conform to your usage style and will also last you for at least 1day and a half. If you are a heavy gamer/video type user, you will get a good day out of it but either way the battery lasts and with fast charging, you won’t have to worry. It’s cool that the 7 also has reverse charging so if your buds need a charge, you can use the phone. The screen is bright and has decent colors. It has the 1080p resolution but colors still pop. As far as the sound, it’s loud but it’s more voice with less bass but it’s still good. You can also block the sound at the bottom with your hand or finger, depending how you hold it, which is where the real con for me comes in. The Face ID is ok. If there is not enough light, it will not recognize you and force you to use your thumb print or passcode. Other competition, there is not problem with Face ID. I prefer the thumb ID print anyways which is fast! Overall the Pixel 7 is very innovative and it uses Google Assistant very efficiently. The battery will get you thru almost two days and taking pictures is a must!

I recently purchased the Google Pixel 7 Pro 128GB (Unlocked) in the stunning Snow color variant, and I must say, it has exceeded all my expectations. As someone who bought the phone in the USA and is currently using it in India, I can confidently vouch for its exceptional performance and versatility. First and foremost, the Pixel 7 Pro's seamless transition from the USA to India is worth applauding. The phone's unlocked status allows for easy compatibility with various network carriers, ensuring uninterrupted connectivity and hassle-free communication. Whether I'm in bustling city centers or remote areas, the Pixel 7 Pro effortlessly adapts to different networks, providing reliable and fast data speeds. One of the standout features of the Pixel 7 Pro is its exceptional camera system. The advanced camera technology, including the high-resolution primary sensor and cutting-edge computational photography capabilities, consistently delivers stunning, true-to-life photos and videos. From capturing breathtaking landscapes to low-light shots, this phone has consistently impressed me with its ability to preserve every detail and enhance colors naturally. The Pixel 7 Pro's display is a visual treat. The vibrant OLED panel with an impressive resolution offers immersive viewing experiences, whether I'm watching movies, browsing the web, or simply scrolling through social media. The HDR10+ support further enhances the visual quality, bringing out the finest details and vibrant color reproduction. Performance-wise, the Pixel 7 Pro is an absolute powerhouse. Its top-of-the-line processor, coupled with ample RAM and storage capacity, ensures smooth multitasking and lag-free performance. From resource-intensive gaming sessions to demanding productivity tasks, this phone handles everything effortlessly, providing a seamless and fluid user experience. The software experience on the Pixel 7 Pro is where Google truly shines. The phone runs on the latest version of Android, with a clean and intuitive user interface. The integration of Google's AI-powered features, such as the personalized Assistant and real-time language translation, adds an extra layer of convenience to my daily routine. In terms of battery life, the Pixel 7 Pro impresses with its long-lasting endurance. The sizable battery combined with efficient power management ensures that I can go through an entire day of heavy usage without worrying about running out of power. Additionally, the fast charging capability enables quick top-ups, minimizing downtime. Lastly, I must mention Google's commitment to timely software updates and security patches. Owning a Pixel device means having access to the latest Android updates and cutting-edge features as soon as they are released. This dedication to software support ensures that my Pixel 7 Pro remains optimized, secure, and future-proof. In conclusion, the Google Pixel 7 Pro 128GB (Unlocked) in Snow has been an outstanding companion during my cross-continental journey from the USA to India. Its seamless compatibility, exceptional camera performance, stunning display, powerful hardware, intuitive software, long battery life, and timely updates make it a flagship device that truly excels in every aspect. If you're looking for a premium smartphone experience that transcends borders, the Pixel 7 Pro is an excellent choice.

As someone who has tried a variety of android phones, most notably a lot of OnePlus, I was thoroughly impressed by the new Pixel 7. First thing that struck out to me was the strange camera layout. I thought it would interfere or feel weird because of it, but I was happy to see that it did not! Phone feels great in my hands and laying it flat, its actually fairly stable. With a solid case, this shouldn't really matter anyway. Regarding the camera itself, Google does not disappoint once again. Photos are crisp and beautiful like any other Pixel phone. The Pixel 7 actually has the same cameras as the Pro minus the 48mp telephoto on the Pro. Nevertheless, the quality of the camera combined with Google's image software will not disappoint you. The Pixel 7 also comes with Google's new Tensor G2, a very solid processing chip. While not a huge improvement over the previous generation, it allows the Pixel to be smooth and efficient with tons of battery life. So far, battery life for me as last over 24 hours using the Adaptive battery. Overall, the Pixel 7 is definitely the best android phone on the market right now, especially considering its price point. You get an amazing camera, solid software and updates (including security updates), and phone that performs smoothly and fast while providing day long battery life. I definitely recommend the Pixel 7 especially if you're just entering the android market.

The Google Pixel 7 is a great phone overall. It has a very modern design with a good quality camera and tons of Google features. I just switched from a Google Pixel 6 Pro, so I’m very familiar with the interface. The Pixel phones come with a USB-C to USB-C cable and a USB-A to USB-C adapter. I used the cable to transfer my previous phone and it was a pretty seamless transition. I’m not noticing many changes in the system itself. I like the size of the Pixel 7. Coming from the giant Pixel 6 Pro, I was glad to get a smaller phone for my small hands. CAMERA - GOOGLE PHOTOS APP “Photos” is the native image viewing app that lets you access all the cool editing features that Pixels are known for. The sync feature on this is a life saver. Being in the media business means I’m constantly using my phone to record video and take pictures that I need to be able to access on my computer rather quickly. Of course, videos take the longest to sync. A few photos at a time syncs quickly. - MOTION EDITING / LIVE PHOTOS I like having the “Live Photos” feature on because it captures a few seconds of footage and sometimes you’re able to find a more desirable shot within that - it’s nice to be able to export a different frame. This Edit/Motion feature has been one I use regularly and it’s very helpful. - MAGIC ERASER This is one of the most nifty camera features I’ve ever come across. Instead of having to pull a picture into Adobe Photoshop, which is a process, the Magic Eraser is accessible right in your Google Photos app. The suggested edits are fine enough, but I’m very meticulous about my photos (being in the media business) so I’m very picky about how edits should look. The Magic Eraser is great, not perfect, but does the trick especially when you’re erasing around a solid color. You’ll find it doesn’t perform best when there’s too much detail around what you’re trying to erase. But with things like power lines which are usually on a mostly solid background like a sky, it works pretty well! - NIGHT SIGHT You can really achieve nice low-light photos if you can keep the frame still. Night sight is a good feature, but as with most other phone-cameras on the market, it can only do so much as a low-light camera. The subject and camera needs to be very still for the most clear shot and this Pixel 7 actually gives you a count-down to know when you need to keep still. - PORTRAIT MODE Portrait mode is an easy way to get a beautiful photo of your subject on a blurred background. The effect of a blurred background emulates a shallow depth of field that you can achieve with photography cameras and lenses with a low aperture. Personally, I love using Portrait Mode on photos of my dog. As for portrait mode on myself, my frizzy hair doesn’t make the blurring effect look very natural. Sometimes you’ll notice the Portrait blurred effect won’t work in gaps or if the angle of the camera shows the ground as well. It takes a little bit of practice to get the photography skills down in order to capture a great photo, but it’s not difficult and super fun to play around with! - ZOOM & FIELD OF VIEW The Camera is nice in that you get a good focal range from .7x wide angle up to “Super Res” 8x zoom. This is where you’ll want to choose between the regular or Pro version. The Google Pixel 7 does not have telephoto zoom on the rear camera. Ultrawide photos are great for selfies, group photos, and landscapes. - DOCUMENT PICTURES These phones will automatically take “document” photos which is fine for almost every case, but I take a lot of photos of art pieces and “document” photos will blur the edges which I don’t want. Fine for actually taking pictures of documents, of course, but the phone will detect art pieces as documents which is not ideal for me. GOOGLE ASSISTANT The Google Assistant (voice commands) has many more features than I use on a daily basis. I’ve mainly used this feature to set alarms & timers, play a song on Spotify, make hands-free calls, and ask quick questions (like large multiplication equations).I use a lot of alarms and it’s super convenient to be able to use voice commands to set alarms, and “snooze” or “stop” one when it goes off. PIXEL TIPS Pixel Tips is a great resource to have to learn what the Pixel 7 & Google interface can offer. I highly suggest using this to familiarize yourself with the phone as well as learn new things about the phone throughout the time you have it. SCREEN BRIGHTNESS I’m seeing in the specs side of things that the Pixel 7 has a higher brightness rating than previous phones. I put the phones side by side out in the sun but didn’t notice much of a difference. The brightness is still great in the sun and I have no problem seeing the screen in bright conditions. I found a feature on the Pixel 7 that allows me to dim the screen further than the lowest brightness so that’s a great feature I’ll be using now. BEDTIME MODE Bedtime Mode puts your phone on “Do Not Disturb” for certain hours of the day, mine is from 11pm - 6am. It makes the phone screen black & white and only accepts calls from frequent callers or those on your emergency list, despite being on “Do Not Disturb”. PHONE CALLS I like the phone call features like “Hold For Me” or “Screen My Call”. I’m able to screen a lot more spam calls and on a few occasions, it’s been a call that I need to take so it’s nice being able to field calls to block the spam ones. Another pleasant surprise is that I’m no longer getting dropped “conference” calls. There must have been a bug update! I’m used to using a physical SIM card, but when I had help from T-Mobile, they suggested an eSIM would work better with the Google Pixel 7. BATTERY I’m noticing that the Pixel 7 battery runs out faster than I’m used to. Not that it’s bad, but I think I’m used to the Pixel 6 Pro being better since it’s a bigger phone, the battery is more powerful. I play a lot of Pokemon Go and am on social media platforms for work all day so I am a heavy phone user. As long as I’m at my desk, I can charge it in the middle of the day. I ended up going from 100% battery at 7am to 12% battery by 8pm on a normal day. I plan on taking this out to events to take photos and videos so I’ll have to buy a fast-charging power bank for the days of heavier usage. FINGERPRINT SCANNER & SCREEN PROTECTORS (not included) I purchased some protective casing separately and found that tempered glass would not allow the Pixel 7 to recognize fingerprints but a flexible film-like screen protector did allow for the use of the fingerprint scanner on the previous model. Using fingerprint unlock makes access to the phone so much faster. There’s even a setting you can apply to make the scanner more sensitive for the exact purpose of applying a screen protector, but it didn’t seem to help for the tempered glass. OVERALL THOUGHTS I really like my Google Pixel 7! I’ve already been a Pixel owner before so I may be taking some of the features for granted now that I’ve had so much time to get to know the interface. I wish the Pro versions were smaller because I really like the size of the Pixel 7, but I wish the front/rear cameras were just as powerful. Still a great phone to have. Highly recommend it; I’ll likely stick with Pixel phones for the foreseeable future.

I have been a Google phone user since the Pixel 3, this is my third one, and Google seems to have, if not hit it out of the park, at least got a triple with the Pixel 7. Due to my age, I finally decided to move to a "big" phone, after swearing I would never get one. My eyes have thanked me. The screen is very bright and sharp. It has met every function that I want a mobile phone to perform. Calls are clear, and the improved "On Hold" handling service is pretty useful. I have noticed that music playback, especially over ear buds, it MUCH better than previous models. Stereo separation is superb, and everything sounds extremely clear and volume handling is great. Bluetooth connections also seem to operate a lot better than in previous models. The real treat, of course, is the camera. You can seriously use up tons of time editing and tweaking your pictures to your heart's content. I like the improved zoom capability. I will say that the camera seems to perform better in light conditions, I wasn't super impressed with straight up Night Sight on the 7 at first, and some of its choices taking pictures of Christmas light displays were downright odd, but I have been able to figure out how to make adjustments, and sometimes it does better with Time Lapse, you just have to kind of work with it. The Magic Eraser functionality is, really, about as close to "magic" as technology gets, you will have a blast playing with it. I have not noticed issues with battery life that others have noted, I've never come close to depleting mine in the course of a day, but I'm not really a power user either. The only downside I have noticed with the phone so far is something that, really, Google has always, to my mind, had issues with the Pixels, and that seems to be memory management. Apps will swap in and out too frequently for my taste, and every so often (certainly not frequent, but enough that I have taken note), I have had issues where apps that have behaved perfectly will suddenly either stop working or just sort of freeze up. A restart always seems to fix it. I think this is just something Google needs to work on in general, but I'm a little disapointed that they haven't seemed to make much progress in that area yet.

After a week of using the Pixel 7 Pro I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with this phone. The display is bright, with vibrant colors and excellent contrast... The phone's performance is smooth and seamless, thanks to the T2 processor and 12GB of RAM. It's fast, responds to inputs almost instantly... No lag The camera is also exceptional, with the ability to capture great photos and videos in various conditions assisted by its ai... i have shaky hands so I really love the stabilizer and unblur features. I have yet to try macro but i have high expectations given Pixel's history with its cameras and imaging. The battery life is impressive as well, easily lasting me a full day on a single charge. Chargtng tho needs some major upgrade,,, 2023 and still 18W??? What gives?! I also appreciate the design of the phone, with its sleek and modern appearance. Overall, I highly recommend the Pixel 7 Pro for anyone looking for a high-end smartphone with excellent performance and features at a reasonable price After a week of using the Pixel 7 Pro I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with this phone. Thel 6.7 inch display is bright, with vibrant colors and excellent contrast... The phone's performance is smooth and seamless, thanks to the T2 processor and 12GB of RAM. It's fast, responds to inputs ng agad agad... No lag The camera is also exceptional, with the ability to capture greatphotos and videos in various conditions assisted by its ai... The battery life is impressive as well, easily lasting me a full day on a single charge. I also appreciate the design of the phone, with its sleek and modern appearance. Overall, I highly recommend the Pixel 7 Pro for anyone looking for a high-end smartphone (not flagship) with excellent performance and features at a reasonable price point Great bang for your buck

I was generally shocked at just how nice the Google Pixel 7 phone is at the price this point. As someone who has been on iOS since smartphones came out, I was proud of how fast I was able to adapt to Android in just a matter of minutes. Having a Google email account already made setting up the Pixel 7 a breeze. Since I'm using this phone strictly as a work phone, and having all my contacts already tied to my Gmail made importing all my contacts super easy and convenient. This little phone packs a punch and goes toe to toe with my personal $1200 phone. Right out of the box you notice just how nice the display is and the snappiness of the 90Hrz screen refresh rate is when scrolling through texts and photos. The face unlock feature is sneakily one of greatest features, in that as soon as it sees your face, it will immediately unlock your phone without having to also swipe up, whereas coming from other phones this now seems like a waste of time to also have to swipe up. The camera is very nice, in that it takes amazing photos, Google has implemented some great tech here. I don't know how to exactly explain how it works but when focusing on the object you want to shoot, the object on screen doesnt look like the best quality on screen but once the photo is taken it upreses the photo and looks 10x better, truly some impressive tech. And having to ability to change setting like resolution right from the camera app and not having to go to the settings app, is nice quality of life addition, Another cool camera feature that I accidentally stumbled upon is the “Google Lens” feature, where if you take a picture of a product box it will then analyze the box and show you youtube videos of it or take you to where you can purchase the item directly. A really cool feature that I can see myself using a lot when it comes to things like price matching, finding an item in stock or watching a Youtube review on a product before buying it. Another one of my favorite little things about the haptic feedback when typing is that it almost feels like typing on a physical keyboard and I notice myself making a lot less typing errors with this keyboard than other phone keyboards. I only cons I’ve really had with this phone is the placement of the wake/power button being right above the volume rocker buttons, where I have accidentally hit the wake button multiple times when trying to turn the volume up, where I guess this will go away over time when I get better muscle memory of the location but just a minor inconvenience. Also, I also highly recommend putting a case on this phone because of the glass back for protection and fingerprints just cover the back real easy. So, overall you can’t go wrong with the Google Pixel 7, where you get a top end phone for a fraction of the price compared to the other phones on the market.

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.