For $599, Google crafted one of the best-value smartphones to date. This is how the Pixel 7 has held up after almost 12 months.
Pixel 7 Pro REDUX: https://youtu.be/SKohMy6W2Ek
Visit our website: https://www.androidauthority.com
Check out our favorite stuff on Amazon: http://andauth.co/Amazon
—————————————————-
Follow us on social:
– https://facebook.com/androidauthority/
– https://twitter.com/androidauth/
– https://instagram.com/androidauthority/
– https://snapchat.com/add/androidauth
Affiliate Disclosure:
This post may contain affiliate links, when you buy through links in the description we may earn an affiliate commission. See our affiliate link policy for more details: https://www.androidauthority.com/external-links/
Follow the Team:
Damien Wilde: https://twitter.com/iamdamienwilde
Harley Maranan: https://twitter.com/harleymaranan
Gary Sims: https://twitter.com/garysims
If pixel comes with snapdragon chip I'm gonna get it but Tensor is just hot and ineffecient
Seriously? Benchmark for Android? Oh boy you've definitely never seen the world
I have the Pixel 7, I like it but I find the resolution not as good as the amoled in the Samsung A54, in sunlight, you have to crank the display to the fullest brightness and the Pictures to me seem a little too dull.
Google should bring back unlimited storage saver uploads for the Pixel Pro line.
The Pixel is great just the battery life.. come on google you guys got this
I still love my Pixel 7 Pro. And it still works smoothly and no any issues with it and Pixel features is worth.
One of the biggest reasons I opted for the 7 Pro this time around instead of the 7 was the Macro mode on the camera and it's come in handy so many times, totally making it worth it over the 7. Not having that on my 6, there were so many times that I would have wanted it and needed it and I decided it's not something I can do without on any phone after the 6. I am not a photographer by any means but the extra camera features of the Pro models are why I will likely keep getting it over the base Pixel.
I literally can have my phone go down to 2% in charge it in 10 minutes the pixel 7 pro takes an hour and 20 minutes of charge
I can't stand my pixel 7 pro it's trash I'm using a OnePlus 10 T it's way better
Pixel 7 pro is a really bad phone. Can't believe how worst must be 7
I got my pixel 7 for $450 6 months ago so I really cant complain. Even at full price I wouldnt be angry. Im not a power user though.
I hate my pixel 7 pro. Stalls out all the time
Unfortunately due to Tensor, pixel throttles badly in India and heats up crazy, when even Samsung has ditched it's own silicon then idk why Google is sticking to exynos
Best phone i've ever owned and i moved to Pixel from an iphone13
Thank you for redux
How can they be a tech review channel and still get their facts wrong
After Pixel 5, Google made a step back to the uneven display border with "chin" is a bad direction.
If it only used snapdragon, then it would be setting the benchmarks. Unfortunately, with its exynos chip, it was one of the most annoying phones to use. Heating up regularly that it would make it uncomfortable to hold. Worse yet was the reception, unreliable signal that would drop while my family on the same plan with older iPhones remained with a working reliable signal. If you work in a office where you can reliably stay connected to a charger and stay on wifi calling…yea it works. Rely on working or being outside it will be a terrible experience
The Pixel 7 is a pretty good smartphone at its current price in 2nd hand or refurbished, on the other hand, all smartphones that have an original price of $400-$600 (except the iPhone SE 3), have a better screen than the Pixel 7.
The Pixel 7 has been superlative, but not in a way that makes my upgrade from the 6 seem very significant. Beyond the more versatile selfie cam, and the fact that the Pixel 7 is even more beautiful, they might as well be the same phone.