Testseek.com have collected 160 expert reviews of the Google Pixel 7 and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Pixel 7.
October 2022
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The editors liked
Sturdy design
Gorgeous display
Great cameras
Refined
Bloat-free UI
Supports wireless charging
Sleek design
Flat
Vibrant OLED display
Three OS upgrades
Five years of updates
Cameras are fantastic
With fun new features
Face Unlock is fast
Full-sounding audio experience
Decent battery life
Great price
Solid Design and Display
Improved Biometrics are much welcome
Camera Remains Consistently Great
No Price Increase
Compact and premium build
Easy to handle
Unique-looking design
Dust- and water-resistant
Sharp
Bright
Color-accurate display
Good battery life considering the phone's size
Android from the source
Exclusive feature set
Unrivaled perception of smo
Fantastic value
Incredible cameras
Excellent performance
Great-looking display
Smooth Android 13 experience
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
Great camera performance
The latest and greatest from Google's labs
Battery life holds up to all-day use
Wireless and reverse charging
Predictable and reliable
Bright and accurate 90Hz display
Snappy system speed
Long-term update support
IP68 certification
USB 3.2 (2nd gen)
The editors didn't like
Slow wired and wireless charging speeds
Not the fastest phone in its segment
Display refresh rate capped at 90Hz
Competitors for Google Mobile Pixel 7 5G
Google Mobile Pixel 7 5G
Vs
Samsung Galaxy S22
OnePlus 10 Pro
Boring or ugly colorways
Fingerprint sensor takes a second
Face Unlock isn't secure
Slow charging compared to the competition
No telephoto lens
Some promised features not yet available
Tensor G2 isn't a massive performance upgrade
The display is just 90Hz as opposed to competitors pushing beyond 120Hz
Very slow charging by the standards of the day
Certain software and hardware features are regionally limited - 5G
VoLTE
And much of the onboard AI stuff (though admittedly
Published: 2022-10-13, Author: David , review by: itwire.com
Abstract: Google's latest flagship handsets are now available - the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, providing the purest Android experience with hardware specs to rival competing flagship smartphones from Apple and Samsung. Also available is the brand new Google Pixel Wat...
Published: 2023-06-13, Author: Simon , review by: digitalspy.com
A couple of neat design upgrades,Excellent cameras, including high-res front camera,Much improved fingerprint reader and new face unlock,Photo "unblur" is amazing
Still super slippery to hold,No microSD card slot,Cinematic video is shoddy
It should come as no surprise that the Pixel 7 gets a thumbs up from us - it's an excellent smartphone and, even if we pretend that the Pixel 7a doesn't exist, it's still terrific value at its starting price of £599 (it's currently down to £469). We live...
Slightly improved design, Great performance from all/both cameras, Improved selfie camera, Great value
There is no Pro or manual mode, HDR can't be turned off unless you shoot raw, Fixed focus selfie camera, No macro mode
How does it stack up against the 7 Pro and is it a better choice than the Pixel 6? Last year, the difference between the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro were fairly minimal, however, this year the difference in the camera systems is more noticeable, and this makes the...
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
At a time when the price of most goods is rising, the Pixel 7 comes as a welcome change. Its generational differences may be minor on the whole but the decision to charge the same as last year – and undercut practically all competitors – is the smartest m...
Published: 2022-10-31, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
great camera, good screen, good performance, solid battery, face and fingerprint unlock, Android 13 with five years of security updates, thoroughly undercuts competition on price
limited zoom, face unlock option not as secure as some rivals, battery life short of bestinclass, fairly slow charging, no big leap in performance
The Pixel 7 is a cracking top-end Android phone at a great price.It offers most of what makes the Pixel 7 Pro one of the best smartphones of the year, with a few corners cut to be under £600 at a time when technology is getting more expensive, not less.Yo...
(Image credit: Google)The Pixel 7 boasts a solid and eye-catching design, smooth day-to-day operation and a bountiful feature set, making it a fine choice for those wanting to take their first step into the world of Android phones. It's the ideal choice i...
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 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 fres...
Abstract: The Google Pixel 7 comes at a bargain price compared to the Pro, but unlike Apple with its iPhone 14 Pro, Google doesn't save the best internal hardware for its high-end model. The Pixel 7 gets the same Tensor 2 chipset as the Pixel 7 Pro, and while it ma...
