Detailed Review of Google Pixel 7 Pro
Overview of Google Pixel 7 Pro
The Google Pixel 7 Pro effortlessly captures stunning images both during the day and at night, but it also advances the photography experience beyond anything seen before. In fact, it improves the quality of your older phone photos. For the time being, only Tensor G2-enabled smartphones, such as the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, can perform that function; in fact, the Pixel 7 Pro is capable of many tasks that none of its competitors have even attempted.
Display of Google Pixel 7 Pro
The Google Pixel 7 Pro’s display has left us very impressed. The Pixel 7 Pro is found to be incredibly bright and colorful, even though the iPhone 14 Pro has a higher maximum brightness. Even in direct sunlight, it is simple to use for photographs and a delight to read. It makes use of an LTPO OLED display which makes it super-crisp. It is quick to navigate the interface and home screens. Games look amazing on this screen, especially more recent games like Diablo: Immortal, which has a lot of flying particles and a deep contrast. You would also enjoy browsing through your photos due to their high display quality.
Design of Google Pixel 7 Pro
The Google Pixel 7 Pro stands out from the competition in terms of design. The phone looks more symmetrical and balanced thanks to the camera band, but the glossy finish is prone to the fingerprint. Although Google likes to state its color options, there are really only three color options: black, white, and colorful. The display of the Pixel 7 Pro uses the same scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass Victus which you usually find in today’s top smartphones, and it is water-resistant to a depth of one meter with IP68 protection. A USB-C port for 30W charging is present, but there is no headphone jack. The bottom of the speaker produces a loud stereo sound.
Software of Google Pixel 7 Pro
The interface design of Android 13 that Google uses is very consistent, simple, and user-friendly. It looks good and makes sense. Searching is the quickest way to navigate the phone. Even though folders and organization can help you create home screens, you really do not need to. Most adjustments are automatic and fluid. You can choose the colors of the menu and icon to match your themes. Contextual suggestions are made for apps and features. They are more adaptable and less fussy, with fewer widgets and home screen options.
Cameras of Google Pixel 7 Pro
The cameras of Google Pixel 7 Pro perform better for basic snapshots. Portraits always lead to beautiful pictures, especially in low light. Selfies have a warm, inviting feeling. With a simple double-press of the Power button, a feature that is by default enabled, it is very simple to use. Macro Focus and Super Zoom were two of the lofty promises made by Google during its announcement that fell short in many ways. Photo Unblur and Night Sight functions are even better than expected.
Battery of Google Pixel 7 Pro
The Pixel 7 Pro’s battery life is good, lasting more than a day when used continuously, but you have to charge the phone every day. However, you would never observe any concerning battery issues on this phone. Google’s adaptive brightness did a good job of adjusting without being intrusive about switching, even though the screen can get very bright. Google only offers a USB-C cable and an adapter to connect your old phone’s cable to transfer data.
Specifications
| IP rating | IP68 |
| Wireless charging | Yes |
| Internal storage | 128 GB |
| Face unlock | Yes |
| Proximity sensor | Yes |
| Accelerometer | Yes |
| Gyroscope | Yes |
| Headphones | No |
