Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fantastic Google-filled phone. Much more stable than the Pixel 6 Pro was at launch. Camera is amazing. Still slippery so make sure you get a case. There are quite a few to choose from. If you want a screen protector, you will probably need to go with the film type (TPU) because of the curved screen. Totally great purchase!

Coming from a Pixel 6 Pro, this wasn't a revolutionary upgrade for me. However, the Pixel 7 Pro does fix a bunch of issues that plagued the first gen reboot making it a much more reliable and enjoyable experience. + better battery, will actually last me a full day with some to spare + brighter screen + better fingerprint reader. I actually lucked out (?) and never had any issue with the P6P's FPR, but the P7P's slightly faster and more responsive + very smooth OS, have yet to experience any lag + android 13 fixes + slightly better camera softwares (video recording is great, faster Night Sight capture, 5x optical zoom etc) - super slipper glass back - battery life still not on par with other top flagships - 5x zoom, I think 4x is a more convenient focal length - camera updates still behind other flagships, portrait mode is still terrible compared to iPhone (and even my old old Huawei P30 Pro), and cinematic mode is meh As a phone, I think the Pixel 7 Pro is a fantastic purchase! However, if you're chasing the best photo+video experience, go for an iPhone.

It is better than I expected, large screen, good definition in photos and video, without being considered a high-end camera, the audio in the call is clear, it is not heavy and charges quickly, the battery lasts longer even with intense use

Best Pixel yet. Excellent UI, battery, screen. And the main reason people are drawn to Pixels, the camera is amazing! Pixel specific features like call screening, now playing, and the latest and greatest version of Android are the icing on the cake. Best Android phone you can buy at the moment.

great phone with great screen display very fast and looks sleek

The phone is really nice. A definite improvement on my previous phone which was four years old. Setting up the fingerprint was kind of a pain and took a while. The main app menu doesn't let you organize your apps into folders which is annoying but I just made a separate page on the home screen to organize apps. Everything syncs with google and that takes some getting used to in terms of finding photos you just took and such. Still haven't used the camera that much but it doesn't seem to be that great, at least not compared to samsung galaxy. Battery life ie pretty good, can go two full days without charging and that's using it for a couple hours a day to scroll the internet, social media, and play games.

I have wanted to get a pixel since Pixel 2. I finally decided to make a leap of faith and leave Samsung for a Pixel 7 Pro. I have no regrets. Pixel 7 Pro functions in a way that you know and understand that the people who make Android build this phone. There are many security features built into the phone, which I don't believe I have seen on Samsung yet. There is a feature on the phone to screen calls, to direct calls. You call a toll free number, and also I really love the now playing feature with just listens for background music and storage them to my reference in the future. This may be a little creepy for some, but for me it's a welcomed feature. Of course the camera is great, but all smartphones seem to have great cameras these days so that's not a surprise for me. All in all I love this phone. I'm going to use it for at least 2 to 3 years to see how I really feel about a long-term. I'm an Android person through and through.

This is a perfect pixel device. No performance issues, no network issue, no heating. The front camera is not autofocus, it's pretty bad (even bad than my old galaxy note 10 plus ). It's mainly noticable in night time. Otherwise the phone is perfect.

Stock Android with years of updates. Full day battery life. Reliable. It holds strong for my work tasks all day with no issues. Camera is top notch. Bluetooth audio with LDAC sounds clean and detailed.

Very smooth phone. Love the feeling of the curved display with the back gestures, even if a curved display is impractical. Solid camera. Good battery life with the update to Android 14

Pixel 7 Pro - I do switch back and forth from iPhone to Android and out of my experience I will only go from Apple To Google Pixel phones. I have tried some of the other big Android names in the past but the cameras always leave me disappointed. Not with the pixel line up, hands down the best smartphone camera in the game. Coming from iPhone 14 Pro Max which also takes great photos but better known for solid video over Pixel. Long story short I like to dip my toes into Android every now and then and the Pixel line up is the only phone I will leave my iPhone for. If you know you know. Google has done a great job with below average specs.

Google Pixel Pro 7, I like the phone and especially the camera, but not happy that Google tries to take over and control it. I don't want them organizing my photos & sending reminders of a photo from years ago. I've had trouble syncing with my computer. Maybe I just don't know enough about the settings, but this phone is NOT user-friendly. I had to "Google" how to connect to my computer & then had problems with it. My old LG was so easy to use, plug it into USB & Boom, all the files pop up on the computer! NOT HERE! Frustrating!

Excellent phone. A huge upgrade from previous Pixels. The camera is honestly incredible, especially the zoom capabilities. Battery life is super long, not requiring a charge frequently even if used a lot throughout the day.

Bought this as my first Android phone since the Note 3, and they’ve improved so much. Battery lasts forever and I haven’t had any issues with the phone slowing down under use

Lots of small changes from the 6 Pro add up to a substantially better device with the 7 Pro. Battery life is better, signal strength is better, and the cameras have some nice changes. This is the phone I had hoped the 6 Pro would have been.

If you can get it on sale its worth while, the hazel color looks amazing in person, and the cameras/performance are top of the line. No complaints with anything like the battery life or display either

It's a pure android/Google phone. It's a phone without all the bells and whistles that would come with a Samsung which I've used for the past decade. I bought this phone while I wait for Samsung S24 ultra as my older Note 20 ultra bit the dust. The last Google phone I used was the Nexus6p and I loved it. Unfortunately I can't say that about the new pixel phones. This phone absolutely has no customization. Every other phone I've used or seen has way more options and customizations than this phone. On other phones you can change the navigation buttons, display or remove icons in the status bar. You can add or remove seconds on the clock in the status bar, but that's it as for the clock. Other phones you can move the clock or remove it altogether. Also, the phone randomly crashes while browsing on Chrome and YouTube premium pretty often. I'm a powerhouse (music, video, games, web surfing etc.) user and the phone doesn't cover half of my needs. I don't want a phone with extremely limited customization options, I can't make it mine without it. Google should take a page from Samsung. They have official modules for customizing samsung phones. It's called Good Lock. In Good Lock, every aspect of the phone can be changed. Very disappointed in this $1000 phone that is extremely limited on how you want it to look and feel. It makes me feel like I have an apple phone where everyone's phone looks and acts the same. That's why I'll definitely be getting my s24 ultra. The only good thing about this phone is the camera. That's it.

Phone is very nice with a lot of features. I upgraded from a Samsung Galaxy 9+ and this phone is much better. Set up was very easy and the phone works great out of the box. Camera takes very nice pictures.

For the longest I had Samsung phones. My work carries iPhone. When my Samsung broke and the cost to fix was half of getting a new Pixel Phone. So I went for the Pixel Phone. At first it was difficult because change isn't easy. After a month I am loving it. Pictures are great. The OS is smooth. No more Samsung apps crossing with Android. I am happy with the purchase. The change was having half of Samsung products and the other half on Android. Now that I have all in Android services. I am glad I made this change and it is way cheaper than the S23.

Great phone! The Pixel 7 Pro is a bit larger than the 7 and has more heft in your hand, so keep that in mind. I ordered a case and screen protector to make sure it's protected if I dropped it. Fast, responsive, great camera, and I love the haptic feedback! One thing to remember is that these phones don't support an external SD card, so get a 256GB if you're not sure you'll get enough with a 128GB!