The Google Pixel 7 doesn't cost an eye-watering amount of money but manages to deliver in plenty of ways. Just like the phones that came before it, the focus is on the software and camera system, but this time things have been taken up a notch with a fresh design and the new Tensor G2 chipset.

FHD+ screen, 90Hz, Google Tensor G2 chip, Packs an extensive array of features, Runs on pure Android

Underwhelming battery life, slow charging, No telephoto camera, Doesn't come with a charger in the box

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

Hannah Stryker / Review Geek The iPhone 14 is the latest iteration of Apple’s flagship device. Since its launch, the iPhone has set the standard of what a smartphone is, what it does, and how it looks. Fifteen years later, it’s still doing that.

Top-notch cameras, Amazing display, Snappy performance, Great battery life

It's just "this year's iPhone"

The Google Pixel 7 a lovely mid-price phone with enough features and performance to keep most users happy, especially at its current price which is $599/£599 for the 128GB version.

“The Google Pixel 7's superb camera, long battery life, and great software experience are a winning combination — and the reasonable price makes it hard to resist.”

Superb camera, Long battery life, Eye-catching design, Vibrant screen, Years of software updates, Fantastic price

Slow charging, Software bugs, Poor gaming performance

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

Smaller Pixel benefits more from premium styling upgrade

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

At a price of 599 bucks (the same price as last year’s Pixel 6), I do think that the Pixel 7 is a great Android phone especially given the relatively low cost, which makes it considerably more affordable than competing flagships like the Samsung Galaxy S22, the iPhone 14, and even the OnePlus 10...

Solid Design and Display, Improved Biometrics are much welcome, Camera Remains Consistently Great, No Price Increase

Tensor G2 isn’t a massive performance upgrade

When Google freshened up the Pixel line last year with the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, we gave both phones mostly positive marks in our reviews. They were two Google phones that actually tried to be great, even if they ended up having flaws, mostly in heating and network departments. I never truly...

The overriding feeling of using the Pixel 7 is that not much has really changed since the previous model. Yes, there are enhancements to some of the features and a slimming down of the body, and that does make a difference, but the essence of Pixel remains the same.

Solid and attractive design, Great camera system, Vibrant and bright display, Clean and fluid software experience

Ultrawide camera not as strong as primary, Not hugely different to PIxel 6