Google pixel 7

Starting price: $599 / £599/ AU$999 Screen size: 6.3-inch OLED (2400 x 1080) Refresh rate: 90Hz CPU: Tensor G2 RAM: 8GB Storage: 128GB, 256GB Rear cameras: 50MP (f/1.85) main; 12MP (f/2.2) ultrawide Front camera: 10.8MP (f/2.2) Battery size: 4,355 mAh Size: 6.1 x 2.9 x 0.3 inches Weight: 6.9 ounces Colors: Obsidian, Snow, Lemongrass The Google Pixel 7 makes a strong case for belonging in your pocket. Starting at just $599, this flagship costs hundreds less than the iPhone 14 and Galaxy S23 and yet it delivers pretty much everything you could want. The Pixel 7 builds on Google's computational photography prowess, capturing sharp photos while delivering new features like Photo Unblur to rescue blurry shots. There's also a new Cinematic Blur feature for video. And it's all powered by a new Google-made Tensor G2 chip that delivers new experiences and capabilities unique to the Pixel 7 lineup that just might convince people that Google's phones deserve a shot. For all its strengths — and there are many as we'll soon find out in this Google Pixel 7 review — Google's new phone is unlikely to upend the Apple-Samsung duopoly that dominates the smartphone market. But the Pixel 7 could make the case that there are options beyond iPhones and Galaxy devices and offering people an extremely smart smartphone is an awfully good place to start. The Pixel 7 features one additional configuration, a 256GB model for $699 / £699 / AU$1,129. Again, that's $100 less than either of the flagship ph...

Google's Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro Reviewed Refined Hardware Stands Out The Pixel 7 Pro is Google's top phone, its chief mobile device, a gateway to an entire ecosystem of Google-connected hardware and services that work together across platforms. It's what ties everything together. One of the main selling points of the Pixel 7 Pro will be the display, after all, today's phone buyers love a big screen. The 6.7-inch OLED panel has a resolution of 3,210 by 1,440 pixels, for a density of 512ppi. It's a bit bigger than the screen of the S22+ (6.6 inches, 2,340 by 2,080 pixels, 390pp) and that of the See It (Opens in a new window) The front design is nearly bezel-less, though there's a slight chin at the bottom. You'll also note a punch-hole selfie camera at the top of the screen. The glass is curved fairly steeply along the side edges, which contrasts with the flatter screens of the S22+ and iPhone 14 Pro. The Pixel 7 Pro measures 6.41 by 3.02 by 0.35 inches (HWD) and weighs 7.48 ounces. That makes it a little larger and heavier than the Galaxy S22+ (6.20 by 2.98 by 0.30 inches, 6.9 ounces), as well as the Pixel 7 (6.13 by 2.88 by 0.34 inches and 6.9 ounces). Some people don't mind larger, heavier phones. (Credit: Dave LeClair) The Pixel 7 Pro design is hardly changed from last year's Around the edges of the phone you'll find a volume rocker and a power button on the right side, the SIM card slot on the left (Google still supports both physical SIM and In terms of durability, Go...

Pixel 7a Pixel 7 Starting price $499 / AU$749 $599 / AU$999 Display 6.1-inch FHD OLED 6.3-inch OLED (2400 x 1080) Refresh rate 90Hz 90Hz Chipset Google Tensor G2 Google Tensor G2 RAM 8GB 8GB Storage 128GB 128GB, 256GB Rear cameras 64MP main, 13MP ultrawide 50MP main, 12MP ultrawide Front camera 13MP 10.8MP Battery 4,385 mAh 4,355 mAh Charging / Wireless? 18W wired / Yes 21W wired / Yes Software Android 13 Android 13 Colors Charcoal, Sea, Snow, Coral Obsidian, Snow, Lemongrass Google Pixel 7a vs. Pixel 7: Price Starting at $599 / AU$999, the Pixel 7 is already pretty affordable relative to other flagships. Phones like the Google Pixel 7a vs. Pixel 7: Design and display You'll find it hard to see the differences between the Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7a. Both use Google's distinct metal camera bar on the back, and flat displays with a punch-hole selfie camera in the top center. The Pixel 7a is a little smaller at 6.1 inches, while the Pixel 7a measures a still compact (by today's smartphone standards) 6.3 inches. Google's chosen materials differ a little too. The Pixel 7 has a Gorilla Glass Victus back panel, but the Pixel 7a uses thermoformed plastic. Both use aluminum sides and Gorilla Glass displays though. (Image credit: Tom's Guide) Refresh rates on past Pixel A phones have been stuck at 60Hz, but a rumor suggests that's about to change with the Pixel 7a. A leaked prototype of the phone revealed a settings panel with a 90Hz refresh rate option. If that turns out to be true, ...