The Google Pixel 7 Pro is a strong value proposition compared to other big smartphones available in 2023. It has a great camera, a smooth screen and a suite of software features that’ll make switching hard.

Excellent camera and loads of clever camera tricks, The best version of Android on the market, Priced well for the European market, You want Google’s vision of Android in its best form: The Pixel 7 Pro is how Google sees Android and the hardware ties up closely with the smart software and the power...

Charging could, and should, be faster, Very glossy finish and some odd design elements, Not a huge upgrade on the Pixel 6 Pro, You’re after a smaller phone: The Pixel 7 Pro is big – even more so than the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Pixel 7 Pro builds on the foundation of the Pixel 6 Pro, offering a more refined design, stunning camera performance and clean software.

Camera performance, Great display, Clean software experience, Competitive price

Not many changes from Pixel 6 Pro, HDR sharing limited, Face unlock limited

An ace Android phone that rivals the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra for phone of the year in my view, but for a cut of the price. There are some shortcomings in materials and camera feature implementations, but nothing that can't be forgiven.

Distinctive design stands apart from the competition, Very fairly priced in context to other flagships, Super camera results and easy-to-use interface, Great software and battery life

Aluminium finish scuffs far too easily, Macro Focus should be more adept (and OIS would help), Charging not the fastest, especially compared to the competition

Camera cleverness and some style tweaks cement the Pro's place at the top of the Pixel food chain

Stellar screen that’s much brighter than before, Versatile camera combo takes superb pics

No major battery life improvements, Pixel 7 gets pretty close for considerably less cash

Although this year is all about refinement, the Pixel 7 Pro might be the best Pixel smartphone to date.

The Camera upgrades live up to the hype, Camera Zoom works really well at 5x and 10x, Finally a macro mode!, Battery life is good, and gets better each day, Priced very competitively in the US

Fast Charging is still slow, compared to the competition, Battery life is good, but a step down from the Pixel 6 Pro, Camera bump isn't matte like the Pixel 7, Tensor G2 is good, but not as efficient as the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1

While it's a shame that picture and sound quality haven't been upgraded, the iPhone 13 was great in these regards and the iPhone 14 is, too Excellent display Admirable headphone performance Solid build quality No upgrades to picture or sound Familiar design Notch is still present

The Pixel 7 Pro is the perfect pairing of Google software and hardware, but there's no major improvements over last year's model.

The Pixel 7 Pro builds on the success of last year’s model, with meaningful upgrades to its camera that put it on a level with the most capable and expensive models from Samsung. It is a well-made phone with a great screen, good performance and reasonable battery life.

Pros: class-leading camera, 5 and 10x optical zoom, good screen, good performance, solid battery life, recycled aluminium, five years of security updates, Android 13, impressive local and photo AI features, undercuts rivals on price.

Cons: face unlock option not as secure as some rivals, no big bump in general processor performance, battery life short of best-in-class, fairly slow charging.

Google promises all-day battery life with the new Pixel phones, and that's fair, though you likely won't get much more than that. The Pixel 7 Pro keeps the same 5000mAh battery as last year's phones, but the Pixel 7 has shrunk slightly to 4355mAh.

The Google Pixel 7 Pro offers an excellent camera with great zoom features, good performance, and more. It's also cheaper than much of the competition.

Excellent camera, Good software experience, Solid battery, Cheaper than competition, Excellent camera, Good software experience, Solid battery, Cheaper than competition

Only three years of OS updates, Only three years of OS updates