Google Pixel 7 128GB
A newer model Google Pixel 8 128GB was released in October 2023.
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Google Pixel 7 Review: The Android Phone For Everyone
The Google Pixel 7 is the new default Android smartphone. It's the one that everyone should buy, and it's only $600.- Refined design, Best display we've seen on a smartphone, Amazing cameras as always, Face Unlock & Fingerprint sensor is quick, Great battery life, Impressive price
- Sorta boring, design-wise, Very slow charging, wired and wireless, Loses out on the telephoto lens and Macro shots, Face unlock can only be used to unlock the phone
Google Pixel 7 review: best of the bunch? review
- Same superb photography skills we expect from Pixel phones
- Build is slicker than last year’s effort
- No price increase for 2022
- 90Hz refresh rate limit feels arbitrary
- Plays second fiddle to Pixel 7 Pro
Google Pixel 7: Putting the ‘smart’ back in smartphone
The Pixel returns with minimal hardware differences but the price is low and, as a package, the phone impresses- No price increase this year, Superb stills, Huge battery life improvement
- Minor hardware upgrades, No microSD or dual SIM slots, Lacks 120Hz refresh display and zoom camera of Pixel 7 Pro
Google Pixel 7 review
- Good value for money
- Excellent cameras
- Nice screen
- Easy to use software
- Slow charging speeds
- Face Unlock is basic
Google Pixel 7 (Review Google Pixel 7)
No other Android phone offers this combination of features and performance for the price- Fantastic value, Incredible cameras, Excellent performance, Great-looking display, Smooth Android 13 experience
- No telephoto camera
Google Pixel 7 (128GB, Lemongrass) AU - Excellent review
The Pixel 7 remains a charming and impressive all-rounder with a particularly impressive camera system, especially now that it’s cheaper in the wake of the Pixel 8 release.- Great camera, Good screen, Stylish design
- Few upgrades from the Pixel 6, No telephoto camera, Slow charging
Google Pixel 7 (128GB, Lemongrass) AU - Excellent review
Powerful droid The smaller of the Google Pixel 7 series models possesses not only a more compact form factor than the Pro model but also has to make do with a few compromises on the technical front. What they are and whether they are noticeable in everyday use, find out in our review.- Bright and accurate 90Hz display, Snappy system speed, Long-term update support, IP68 certification, USB 3.2 (2nd gen)
- USB-C doesn't support video output, Still no 6 GHz Wi-Fi, Throttling under load
Google Pixel 7 (128GB, Lemongrass) AU - Excellent review
The Pixel gets a lot right, but it’s not the last word in picture and sound performance Quality build Smooth user experience 90Hz display Picture could be sharper Thin speaker sound Sound through Bluetooth lacks dynamics
Google Pixel 7 review: A great camera phone that doesn't cost a thousand bucks
The Google Pixel 7 is a high-end camera smartphone for less than $600 with Android 13 in its purest and most complete version. In this Pixel 7 review, I share my full review of the new flagship from Google.- Well-calibrated 90Hz Full HD+ OLED display, Premium design (Gorilla Glass Victus, aluminum frame, IP68), Efficient dual camera module, Android 13 with lots of exclusive features, Excellent battery life, Competitive price
- No 120 Hz refresh rate, 20W wired charging is too slow, Back design is less beautiful than last year, No significant performance gain between the Tensor G1 and G2
Google Pixel 7 (128GB, Lemongrass) AU - Excellent review
The Google Pixel 7 boasts an excellent camera and Google-focused software experience, plus a range of excellent smart features.- Great camera, Inexpensive, Good performance, Solid battery life
- Still some software bugs