The Google Pixel 7 was the company’s most recent product to be released. When we’re buying any product, we would like to see the reviews and feedback about the product because that will help us choose a better option.
Yes, every product needs a review, whether it is good or bad because it will help them grow because, with a review, they will know whether it is good or bad, and with that, they will be able to develop according to people’s needs, and those reviews will, of course, work as a promotion for that product.
Here are some of the user reviews that we’ve found on Google Search. Before we get into the review, let’s take a quick look at the Pixel 7’s specifications.
The Google Pixel 7 5G has a 6.3-inch OLED-type front screen that gets protected with Corning Gorilla Glass. HD+ screen resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels, an aspect ratio of 20:9, and a pixel density of 418 ppi.
In terms of camera, the Google Pixel has a 50MP+12MP back camera and a 10MP front camera. The smartphone runs with a Google Tensor G2 chipset, and a 4355mAh Li-Polymer type battery is installed within, compatible with a 30W fast charging system. It is also non-removable by nature.
It has a 64-bit Octa-Core Cortex X1, Cortex A55, and Cortex A76 layout accompanied by 8 GB of RAM, 128 GB of storage, and a Mali-G710 MC10 GPU.
User reviews
“First Impressions Nice But Has Several Things I Hate
Going from a 2020 Moto G Power to the Pixel 7. (only because Verizon is penalizing older customers by making them upgrade to 5G Unlimited plans or pay a surcharge for grandfathered plans), and my first impressions are that the Google Pixel 7 is a nice phone, BUT not as good as the moto g power in terms of ease of use and functionality.
Battery has yet to be determined on the Pixel, but from a full charge, I’m down to 56% after 2 hours of use, so doubt it’ll come close to the 2 to 3 days the G power lasts. Battery aside, I’ll say the Pixel 7 is faster, (3 times faster according to the geek bench score I got). I, I’m anticipating the camera will be better, the screen should be brighter outdoors and Google assistant seems a little more predictable and quicker, and I like the…” – A review from Hot Rod Todd
“The Smartest Smartphone On the Market
The Pixel 7 pro is the smartest phone I’ve ever used. It took a lot of the things that were lacking in the pixel 6 and pixel 6 pros and vastly improved upon them. Not only does the Pixel 7 pro produce flagship performance, but Google has baked in native support for some of the cutting Al software technology that I’ve ever used on any phone.
The impressive part is that it accomplishes all of this in a pricing segment that no other competitor can even come close to. Throughout my time using the Pixel 7 pro, I’ve gathered some key features and details that have made me fall in love with the experience of being a Pixel 7 pro owner. ====PERFORMANCE========== Performance is a top shelf on this Pixel 7 Pro. The pixel line of phones have never been known for being performance”- A review from k1zit
“Refined design and amazing cameras!
I first want to talk about the design and I’m simply nuts over it. I have the black version (obsidian) and it’s a stunner with super clean lines throughout. The dark grey accents around the edges that blend into the camera bump are also a nice blend of just enough gloss without looking chrome.
The front glass blends right into the rest of the case with a subtle, curved edge where the display spills over the edge just slightly. The 120Hz display is also fantastic and can get extremely bright. Combine that with the large size and its fantastic for watching videos and reading eBooks is also a great experience. It also has a combination of both a fingerprint unlock hidden in the display as well as face unlock and this is something that I wish all phones have (looking at you… More” – A review from gwtbike
“2week Review Pixel 7 is a Heartbreaker Don’t put yourself through the misery!
Going into my second week with the Pixel 7, all can say is avoid it. After wasting countless hours trying to get it set up and working, while troubleshooting nearly every aspect of it, only to have much of that hard work undone almost daily or a couple of times per day is frustrating.
So what’s wrong with the Pixel 7? There are things that are terrible that will never get fixed, such as the useless fingerprint sensor, the poorly positioned volume buttons, and the crummy audio, to things that should work and don’t or you can get to work occasionally and then they break, such as the gestures, Google Assistant, Gboard, and camera. It’s a heartbreaker because it’s truly a super cool phone and is packed full of features.
If only it worked better. Throughout my time with the Pixel 7, I’ve had it almost working in a stable fashion, got excited, and bought a case…
Then it starts failing and I go through hours of troubleshooting to get it working again, get excited because I think it’s stable for I buy a screen protector, then of course it gets all weird and I spend more time troubleshooting and tinkering, only to think that SURELY NOW IT’S STABLE, so I order up a charger, and of course, it stops working properly again.
It’s behind in the performance department but it’s fast enough for regular use, but the glitchiness and bugs are infuriating. The only people would recommend this phone to our Android junkies that live for fixing and tweaking their phones. For people who just need a phone to work as intended, this isn’t it.
Now my completely reliable and usable Motorola I traded in for this beta pseudo phone, is somewhere in the black hole of Verizon’s return department in Texas, never to be seen again, so I’ve got to try and retum the Pixel, but my old phone is gone and I’m now in need of a stable working phone, so I’ll likely be on eBay looking for something older and more reliable with a real fingerprint sensor, or trying to switch over to the Apple ecosystem and use an old iPhone 8 I’ve got sitting around.” – a review from TODD
