Customer Ratings & Reviews

The reason why I stuck and chose to continue with a Pixel phone over another smart phone like Samsung or similar is...the Pixel just works! It covers all of my needs without the need for some whimsical marketing about having the fastest speed, biggest camera or shiniest phone. The phone holds itself well against other phone that cost hundreds of not several hundreds more than it. Most of us already have some sort of Google email, or using some form of service such as YouTube and etc. It only made sense to go with the Pixel and Google service and everything else was butter. The camera on Pixel has always for the most part been a winner in terms of the photos coming out well regardless of the lighting situation. That's says a lot compared to other phone nes that struggles especially during the evening and late hours. Even with competitors gimmicky 200 megapixels camera...most reviews still reigns the Pixel as the clear winner overall. The biggest improvement overall has been the video department which I'm so happy to see and use. Pixel has been struggling for the past few Pixels with it's video quality and ability and now...it's near perfect for the average user during the day. I've made several video blogs and couldn't find anything to complain about. We know that android comes from Google and Android in its purest form is basically what IOS is to Apple. The best part about Google Pixel is in its support! Any little updates and major updates, your phone usually gets them right away! Whereas with other competitors, they normally take weeks to several months if any and they always usually run another layer of their own on top of android this always needing those extra "ram" or memory for some of you. I've been using my Pixel 7 pro mainly for video editing and video creation on the go and it works in conjunction with my Insta 360 videos. If anything, I recommend at least a 256gb phone because these days. With a few apps, update and pictures/videos. Don't be surprised if these things take up a good amount of space. I have a 256gb version and I have about 85gbs left. Wish I would've gone with the 513gb instead. Overall, if you aren't too familiar with the layout, the phone take a little learning to understand but once you are good to go. You're good to go. The phone does have features such as hints and tips which helps especially for new users who aren't familiar with the phone features. I love "screen calling" which screens all unknown calls and display the voices via text live so you can intercept them or not. I usually only pick up when I know it's someone I know, other than that...it's usually spam and they disconnect right away. The other is instant message translate which I find helpful especially when communicating with other Spanish speakers. The phone instantly translate, I respond as usual and the phone automatically translate and replies without me going back and forth with copying, translating and sending. The last thing is the camera...I can not emphasize enough in how well the camera has come. I do a lot of photos and I can say they during the night especially landscape photos. They are sometimes breath taking and unbelievable as to how a phone cam capture such. If you're on the fence, even the older cheaper Pixel 5 is astounding in photos as well. I would totally recommend the Pixel 5 if you're on an absolute budget, the Pixel 7a if you're on tight budget and the 7 for your everyday user. The Pixel 7 Pro....I don't even use the zoom features much but since it's a technically bigger phone. I chose to go with that and the bigger battery. Other than that, I would've gone with the regular Pixel instead.

So far i love this phone. The camera is superb and overall the phone is fast! Got this ahead of taking a trip and it served us well. Great battery life. Overall, very pleased.

Top notch phone that can't be beat for the price. Excellent OLED screen and sound quality. Very snappy with great battery life. Best In-class photos.

The Pixel 7 Pro is an incredible phone. It takes everything that was great about the Pixel 6 Pro, minus the bugs, and improves upon it. Everything is just faster and works well. The camera is incredible, and with the introduction of macro photography (the one thing that was sorely missed in the P6P), the camera is a perfect package. Thanks to the new Tensor 2 chip, night shot works noticably faster. Zoom is amazing and video is very much improved. For anyone looking to get their first Pixel, this is the one to get. And if you are considering an upgrade from the P6P, it is absolutely worth it!

It’s a great phone. It has a long battery life. The camera is a very nice quality. Very easy to setup and transfer your data from android or iPhone.

Started as a HTC fan back in the early android days, then was a lifelong Samsung Note fan. Tried the Fold 4, hated it and picked up the Pixel 7 Pro. It's an amazing phone, it reminds me of the pure android and no bloat days. Great camera, very nice screen and amazing batter life. As I write this, my day started at 6am, it's now 1030pm and I have 7% left. It truly gets you through the day with medium to heavy use watching YouTube, checking Facebook and doing some research browsing.

I came from a s22 ultra which on paper is better than this phone. My only complaint is the front camera is noticeably worse on this phone, but considering the price differences it's to be expected. The magic of this phone is in the software. Having a phone like a samsung will run android plus Samsung's software. Theres none of that on this device. Just pure stock android, receiving updates before any other phone. The experience has been phenomenal for me and this phone feels much much faster than my Samsung ever was.

Pretty good phone for new commers. If you already have the 6 Pro, don't upgrade. It's basically the same phone but with refinement. It still suffers from thermal issues like heating, like the 6 Series. Battery life also not that great. Usually lasts 4-5hrs of screen on time and the heat it produces is most likely what causes it. Still, performance rivals that of Samsung and Apple. For the price, it's a really good phone.

This pixel still gets hot, but besides that camera is excellent and the phone is smooth.

Had for 5 months. Overall performance has been very good and quite happy with the camera. The only reason for 4 stars not 5 is the battery life. Despite trying several tweaks the battery barely lasted for 10 hours when I was on vacation using maps and camera heavily. My old Samsung s20fe was far better on the smaller battery.

My expectations were not that high to begin with. But the software experience is a major letdown. Ive been an android user for almost 14 years but Ive never been so frustrated with a phone as now. I dont understand why Google has to go and modify what already works. Android 13 is a mess, every little task requires multiple tasks multiple swipes to accomplish. Swipe here swipe there, just to set the phone to Vibrate, the most basic thing to do. I would not recommend this, Just buy a Samsung instead. The Cons far outweigh the pros in my opinion. Pros: Good Camera Display is top notch Cons: Messy UI Software is a mess Little tasks require too much effort. Charging is SLOW by todays standards. Gets warm on day to day tasks and hotter then I wouldve liked in performance heavy apps

Phone is great! Camera is excellent. Couldnt be happier with my purchase. Phone was a well needed upgrade from my Pixel 3aXL. It definitely has a larger screen than my last phone but it has been easy to get used to, and an easy transition. I did expect the battery life to be a bit better but with constant use in the day I still need to charge daily.

Had Pixel 6 Pro, upgraded my wife to this 7 Pro and grabbed an S23 Ultra for myself. Great evolution from 6 Pro. Great phone but S23 better video (7 Pro better photos), charges slow, Tensor cannot keep up with Snapdragon Gen2. I use to like the less bloat of Nexus/Pixel and couldn't stand Samsung however the S23 made me a convert. Fast and smooth. Given price difference Pixel great deal.

Pretty robust and smooth, nice camera, though get warm to hot sometimes and battery could have last longer.

My last three phones have been Samsung and I really wanted to give Pixel a try. I am not very techy and definitely don't use all the phone's features but I really like it. I mean it android, it works super good and the picture and video quality are a huge difference from my previous phone. Pictures taken at night look amazing.

The phone out performs my last phone by a mile. Easy to use, and great camera.

First Google Phone. Upgrade from Samsung Galaxy S21. Smoother, faster, better features on operating system. Camera is great and the editing abilities. Erasing people and things out of photos is some fun Thanos snapping fingers on people out of photos Only drawback so far. Speakers could be better. Other than that great phone.

I always love my Google products. The camera quality on the Pixel 7 pro was excellent when I first got it but it seemed to decline with time. Unclear if I just don't get the settings or if it's the product. The biggest reason I go with Google is because they don't do things like apple does in a way that makes consumers pay higher amount for subpar or similar quality products. I hope Google continues to make great quality and keep the prices reasonable. For example, of you're coming out with new updates, please make it unique and better than what it was before.

The microphone sucks! Idk why most people have a hard time hearing me on the phone. Even when I yell, it's still hard. My mic grill at the bottom also is coming out. Not a fan of the curve. Tbh it's pointless with a case on especially. Can't wait for the new one lol. Battery is impeccable. Camera chef's kiss. Speakers are awesome!

The photos taken with this phone is pretty impressive. Everything works flawlessly and quickly. The only disappointment is that the screen cracks much easier than my previous phones. Overall, a good phone.