Glass front (Gorilla Glass Victus), glass back (Gorilla Glass Victus), aluminum frame
DISPLAY
Screen Size
6.3-inch
Resolution
2400 x 1080 Pixels
Resolution Type
FHD+
Display Type
AMOLED
Refresh Rate
90Hz
BATTERY
Battery Type
Non-Removable
Capacity
3355 mAh
Fast Charging
Yes (20W)
PERFORMANCE
Processor
Google Tensor G2 (4 nm)
Processor Core
Octa-core
Colock speed
1.8 GHz
GPU
Mali-G710 MC10
STORAGE
RAM
8GB
Internal Storage
128/256 GB
Expandable Storage
No
Variants
(8GB+128GB) (8GB+256GB)
Note
UFS 3.1
PRIMARY CAMERA
Camera Setup
Dual
Camera Resolution
50+12 MP
Flash
YES
SELFIE CAMERA
Camera Setup
Single
Camera Resolution
10.8 MP
SOFTWARE
Operating System
Android 13
User Interface (UI)
N/A
CONNECTIVITY
Wi-Fi
YES
Wi-Fi Version
802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/6e
Wi-Fi Hotspot
YES
Bluetooth
YES
Bluetooth Version
5.2
GPS
YES
Audio Jack
No
USB Type
USB Type-C 3.2
OTG
No
Infrared
No
NFC
YES
SENSORS
Fingerprint
YES (Under Display)
Accelerometer
YES
Compass
YES
Proximity
YES
Gyroscope
YES
Barometer
YES
MORE INFORMATION
Google Pixel 7 Pro has released in October 2022 with Android 13 running out of the box. The mobile phone has a 6.71inch FHD+ screen, LTPO AMOLED display, 120Hz refresh rate, Corning Gorilla Glass Victus protection, 50MP Triple Camera, 4k video making, a 10.8 MP selfie camera, and Google Tensor G2(4NM) chipset, Pixel 7 Pro arrives in 12GB RAM and 128GB Storage. There is a 5000mAh battery, compatible with Fast charging 30W Fast Charging, and 23W Wireless Charging. You are getting (under-Display) Fingerprint Unlock, USB Type-C 3.2, and 5G SA/NSA connectivity.
Phone Design
The design of the Google Pixel 7 will stay very similar to the Google Pixel 6 series. The device will virtually have the same design, but the previous black bar will now instead follow the color of the device’s frame. This will help provide a more seamless, elegant, and modern look. The back will be protected by a glass layer, while the camera module and the frame will be made of aluminium.
The Google Pixel 7 will be slightly smaller than last year’s Pixel 6, 155.6 height x 73.2 width x 8.7 depth (mm) vs 158.6 x 74.8 x 8.9 mm, meaning that the display size and the battery have become slightly smaller. However, that isn’t a problem, as Google says it has improved the chipset to make it more powerful and efficient.
The front of the device will remain nearly identical to last year’s Pixel 6 and feature the same display and hole-punch cutout at the top center. The Pixel 7 also comes with a fingerprint sensor, and Google says that it also has a Face Unlocking mechanism.
Phone Display
The Google Pixel 7 comes with a 6.3-inch, 1080 x 2400 (FHD+), OLED display with 90Hz refresh rate. The Pixel 7 keeps the 20:9 aspect ratio, despite becoming slightly smaller than last year’s 6.4-inch display on the Pixel 6. Despite the smaller size, the technology and the display panel have received a lot of updates. The new display should provide excellent colors due to the 24-bit depth for 16 million colors, and it also has an up to 25% brighter display, providing up to 1,400 nits of peak brightness.
Naturally, the higher peak brightness will enable the device to be more useful when outside, in direct sunlight, and the viewing angles should also improve in bright environments. The display will still sport a hole-punch cutout at the top center, which will house the 11MP selfie camera, but more on that later.
Phone Camera
The Google Pixel 7’s camera system features similar sensors to the Pixel 6. It comes with a 50MP, f/1.9 primary camera, capable of Super Res Zoom up to 8x, and a 12MP, f/2.2 ultrawide angle camera with 114-degree field of view. Google says that while the sensors might be the same, the software and the algorithm are different. The new Pixel 7 series feature improved Real Tone colors and a beautiful Cinematic Blur effect when recording video.
Cinematic Blur will apply background blur effects in real-time, providing cinema photography straight from the device. The new Google Tensor G2 processor will provide advanced machine learning processing and deliver better photo and video quality. The new chip also provides more advanced features, such as the new Super High Res Zoom, up to two times faster Night Sight processing, sharper focus with less blur, and the new Cinematic Blur feature for recording videos. Low-light photography has received a noticeable update, and low-light videos will also receive less noise and artifacts due to the improved algorithm that can provide better-quality media.
Phone Battery
Since the Pixel 7 is smaller than the Pixel 6, it shouldn’t be too surprising that the battery had to shrink to accommodate the space inside the device. The Pixel 7 comes with a 4,355 mAh battery, which is considerably smaller than the 4,614 mAh we found in the Pixel 6 last year.
However, Google says that the device can now easily provide a full day’s worth of charge, and it can even extend for an up to 72-hour battery life using the new Extreme Battery Saver option. We’ll have to put these numbers to the test, but the new Google Tensor G2 should yield better results, and we look forward to testing it.
As for charging, the Google Pixel 7 still supports 20W fast wired charging using the Google 30W USB-PD adapter. Using this method, the device will be able to go from 0-50% charge in just 30 minutes. The device still supports wireless charging and Battery Share, enabling users to reverse wireless charge their accessories, such as the Google Pixel Buds Pro, and other earbuds.
