The most & only irritating thing about 7 Pro is the battery performance with minimal usage it barely lasts a day and with no usage after full charge it consumes anywhere between 15 to 20 % of battery overnight.
So I've had my Pixel 7 Pro for almost a month and I have had no such issue with the battery. I can take it off the charger at 1am, leave it sit, and the battery doesn't go under 100% until I start using it in the morning when I wake up. I played music on it in the car using Bluetooth on 5G for about 180 miles yesterday and only lost 30% battery. Can I ask what you do to your phone to drain the battery so quick?
Recently got the Pixel 7 after my K20 pro suddenly gave out and I've gotta say it's a really well rounded phone for 499$. All my classwork and daily tasks can be done very easily. As someone who doesn't game on phones it's excellent.
Surprisingly I went from a iphone 14PM to a s23U now I have a p7p... Some may say it's a downgrade but for me I love the pixel, the simplicity but with all the features google offers is a great balance! Pictures are amazing as well!
I have an s23 and thinking about switching to pixel 7 pro, is it a good idea? . Of course, when pixel 8 comes out, I will definitely change it again. Haha.
I get shocking battery life from my Pixel 7 Pro. It's been even worse since the start of May. I'm getting rid of mine soon. I can't wait to go back to Samsung. There are so many compromises with the Pixel. The stuttering screen when scrolling, the absolutely stupid fact that the whole top row of the home screen is taken up by the date, the poor cell coverage compared to Samsung, the poor zoom lenses, the poor speakers. Need I go on. I just don't really get the love.
I’ve struggled not to buy the 7 pro. I used iPhone for years and only upgraded every 2yrs. I switched to the 6 pro…… and for all its flaws I still love it. But lessons learned from iPhone, I will be upgrading to the 8 pro. But i do wish I had changed to android last year and not the year before as everyone has said the 7 pro is just much more polished then the 6 pro.
i got to say, the 7 Pro has been fantastic... i have ONE wish for the 8 series and that's to bring back dual front facing speakers. i miss them so freakin' much that i often contemplate going back to my older Pixel phones. Nothing beats stock android though and i don't care how good Samsung's flagship phones are because i hate the way they try to force you into the samsung apps over the stock apps. bixby blows & the bloatware is unacceptable on a flagship phone
Yeah Pixel 7/Pro is loud but severely unbalanced. And the screen brightness sucks. And the network reception issue is still there. All in all a phone that's ahead of generic Apple and Sam but still without reliable basic features.
Have been using the 7 Pro for the past 9 or so months. Have had absolutely no issues. Google needs to fix only 2 things - 1. That fucking Tensor 2. Fingerprint Scanner 3. Give at least 4, if not 5 Major OS Updates. I have mine in Black. Has to be the most beautiful phone in a long, long time. The last time I was this enchanted by a phone's look was years ago, when I would fawn over the Jet-Black iPhone 7 Plus and S7 Edge [Black and Coral Blue]. Still have those beauties, and they run flawlessly btw. In addition to that, the Software experience is something that I've never experienced before. I'm an Apple Fanboy, and have owned the S22 Ultra [Burgundy] for almost the same time, but I'll say hands down, Google smashes everybody without breaking a sweat. Tho I feel like OneUI is more productive and feature rich [DeX, Link to Windows, Quick Share, Link Share, Secure Folder, Samsung Pay, GoodLock], I'd still chose a Pixel over a Samsung any given day.
I think the overall greatest flaw of this phone is just heat management, getting warm when charging, gets hot it loses brightness on a mid summer day, occasionally shuts down due to heat in rare cases. aside that it's the best phone you can get in this range and could easily still sit at 200 bucks above it's current price. but value is what makes it worth it
Battery life is horrible on the 7 Pro Screen off: 2,5%/h - in LTE Screen on: 10-12%/h - in LTE Screen off: 0,7-1,5%/h - in wifi calling/✈️ Screen On: 5-10%/h - in wifi calling/✈️ Battery life at Home is average for a modern flagship... but on the go it is not acceptable.
So I own a p7p and a s23u. The s23 is far superior in almost every category. Almost being the key word. In my own testing, the pixel wipes the floor with sammy on pixel taking. Indoor and out. Sure, selfies are better on the s23. Google features are ridiculously good. And it just feels so much better in the hand. And magic eraser is much better on the pixel. Just from my observations
Mint mobile has promo for new customers switching from other carriers. Pixel 7 pro for 599 😁 with 1yr contact with 6 months free. Was easy decision, just ordered mine *I re read my comment and i sounded like an advertisement. Lol. I'm not though
Pixels in my opinion are the best smartphones. Samsung is too baked with customatsion and too much bloatware. Pixels are more basic and easier to use and gets the latest Android software updates first.
Well rounded and straightforward review. I've used my P7P for content usage only for the most part so far. I do like the simplicity of how it operates on Android 13, although I do use Nova Launcher, to provide more customization. While the P7P is not the S23 Ultra nor the 14 Pro series, its not supposed to be, amd that is why it still stands out. Funny thing is, I have only seen one person over the last year with the P7P...
Been a pixel XL-7P since the Note 7 debacle. I have been seeing more and more people with them since the 6P. My friend always ask me to share photos when we go on group holidays to the group chat. Including Apple owners. 7P has been glitch free and I don't seem to ever get the heat issues others talk about. But I don't game on touch screens.
@@TheBuntajamesI love my Pixel 7 Pro and I love Nova but I get bugs all the time where it hangs on the screen here and there and I have to turn off the screen and jump back in. It's at least once a day so I just stick to the Pixel Launcher.
Sadly what you said about seeing only person with a pixel is true. Pixels in contrast to iPhone and Samsung is only available in select nations including the UK and USA which are amongst the richest nations in the world. Not only that but most people choose iPhone or Samsung with the latter especially the S series always seen as the iPhones main rival. Still it doesn't mean Pixels aren't popular. They are just not as common as the iPhone and Samsung.
As much as I love the pixel 7 pro my pixel 6 pro is a nightmare I won't be swapping back to a pixel unless Google fixes the tensor chip and makes an actual real good chip. The chip overheats has awful battery life or average battery life. My s23 ultra from Google fi costs 599 and honestly this is been the best android smartphone I have used. I only charge this phone once a day for it to last me the entire day it could potentially last me for a day and a half doesn't overheat and it works better.
I have a company issued pixel 6 and I really didn't like it and went back to my personal oneplus 8T. However after I dropped it and cracked the screen badly I have been browsing for a replacement. To be honest I read for 2-3 weeks and s23 series is way too expensive, s22 series is maybe ok used but still not cheap in Europe - we have Exynos anyway which I'm sure it's fine but also bashed by a lot of people... the simple s22/s23 is probably not a great battery phone to keep for several years.. ultra not cheap... oneplus 11 looks fine and i love my oneplus but with the patent disputes they are not sold in some Eu countries which is kinda eh i don't know... xiaomi and some others are priced as the serious competition and i just don't have the same confidence... today I found a pixel 7 pro for 450 on ebay allegedly great condition in case and with screen protector and at that price I simply cannot argue. I did look briefly at pixel 8 series but man, 1100 for the pro, 800 for the 8, it's way way too expensive, above my 600 ish psychological limit. I can plan to keep a phone for 4 years, but I'm glad if it lasts 2 before I smash it. Maybe I will keep it for 4 and then it's great. Phones are tough. We use them so much all day long but they are exorbitantly expensive and easy to destroy. It's not normal for like 99% of population to spend 1000 ish for a phone. In any country.
My Redmi device (Redmi Note 9 Pro Max) got stuck in the boot loop mode only Mi logo showing, device is not going in Fastboot mode or Mi Recovery Mode.. After updating it to Miui 13 How can I fix this do I need to change motherboard
Im from india, This is a review i posted in Flipkart where i brought the pixel 7 pro from, I am pasting same review here: I have been a long-time fan of the Pixel series, having used the Nexus 5, Nexus 6P, Pixel 2, and now the Pixel 7 Pro. My experience also extends to several Samsung flagship and mid-range phones. Before purchasing the Pixel 7 Pro, I was using the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Despite my history with Pixel devices, I must admit that I found the Pixel 7 Pro underwhelming. It doesn't quite meet the standards of a flagship device, and surprisingly, it reminded me more of Samsung's Note 20 Ultra with the Exynos chipset. It appears to me as if the Pixel 7 Pro is essentially a repackaged version of that phone, albeit with a few design tweaks and the Pixel OS. Regrettably, it shares the same overheating issues I experienced with the Samsung Note 20 Ultra. Even the Pixel Buds seem strikingly similar to Samsung's Buds, and I noticed a lot of resemblances in the corresponding headphone apps as well. Given the ongoing partnerships between Samsung and Google, it wouldn't be surprising if Google is essentially repurposing Samsung's older phones, headphones, and watches with minor hardware and software alterations. In terms of camera quality, while the Pixel 7 Pro is decent, it's now overshadowed by the current Samsung phones, which produce significantly superior photos. This is a noticeable shift from the past when Pixel was the leader in smartphone photography. On numerous occasions, my Pixel 7 Pro prevented me from using the camera due to overheating. Considering the device's performance and my overall experience, I would only recommend this phone as a mid-range option. However, its current price is too high for that category. A price tag of around 60k, excluding any discounts, would be more appropriate. At 80k, I believe it's not worth it and would recommend opting for a quality Samsung phone instead. Additionally, I also use an Asus ROG 3 phone. It offers more useful features than the Pixel, although the camera quality isn't as good, it lacks waterproofing, and the display isn't quite up to par. However, if future ROG phones improve their camera capabilities, I would definitely consider purchasing them.
I can't consider this a "Pro" phone . The performance is midrange at best. It has the google features like call screen and eraser... So if that's important to you that's fine, but i can't spend that money for a Tensor G2. Just get a 7.
@KelvinCrag is not about what is wrong? Is more about personality. And quite frankly this font on the pixel 7 is outdated and sometimes you just wanna change to your liking.
I switched from the Note 20 Ultra to a Pixel 7 Pro, it's been a love hate affair so far. 😢😂 I would say your video is spot on. I bought two Pixels at the same time but I'll be going back to next year's Note 24 with the new battery technology. These will make great backup phones for years to come.
I was going to buy it and move from iPhone 12 I currently have. then I bumped into a video guy made about pixel 7pro. According to him phone has worst battery life, get frozen time and time, can’t hear calls sometime, bugs problems. So I did more research and found a guy work for T-Mobile who has pixel 7pro. He told me the same. They get pixel 7 for free from T-Mobile US and that’s the only reason he keep it. Anyone else having similar issues? I have the iPhone 12 for 2 years and never had any problems.
I can't speak for the 7 pro, but I do own a pixel 6a and it's been pretty flawless for me, it'd be a bit weird if the most basic annoyances came up in the next generation and stayed that way. What can't your iPhone 12 already do though? I feel as though it should be able to last you a bit longer than just 2 years, or at least that's how I manage.
@@DeerJerky the reason I want to upgrade was the pro cameras. My network here give the pixel 7pro for almost free. I did upgrade to iPhone 14pro last week. It’s not a huge different from 12 but the camera and cinematic video option is a great experience so far.
@@maxliya466 ahh gotcha. If you're still wondering, I'd most likely just stick with the 14 Pro since you have it already, it's got pretty similar camera quality to the 7 Pro iirc
I want to know how you're getting 6 to 7 hours SOT. I'm barely getting 4 hours and have to plugin before bedtime usually. I'm on Wi-Fi most of the day as well as have consistently good 5G signal. I'm on AT&T so they don't let you switch it to 4g only.
I get 6-7 hours SOT, but 9-10 hours when on low power mode. I have it on normal mode but in settings have it switched to low power mode at 50%. It easily gets me through a day, and at weekends, two days. I can use 4G only and as that is a main issue for battery drain, maybe my results are not comparable. Here in the UK, 4G is superfast with low latency on my network so no notable difference versus 5G.
Excellent video Zach! Can you please make one for S23, the base model? It's a great small phone for people wanting to switch from a larger phone. I have a Pixel 6 Pro and wish to get an S23.
Two things that make this superior to the s23 ultra. 1. The pixel features, like call screen, are huge quality of life features that aren't replicated. 2. The camera is vastly superior in basically every scenario. Seriously, try taking pictures of your infant or per indoors, the s23 ultra is a smudgy mess on half the pics, while it's downright difficult to take a blurry pic on the pixel. I don't play games, so that's of zero consequence in my case. Both amazing phones. If Samsung could get within the same universe as the pixel with pictures, I'd never buy another pixel.
I completely agree .. The reason I sold my s23... Not a single picture of the entire function was sharp n proper... Either blurr or too smooth.... Shutter lag is something Samsung just doesn't know how to handle yet .. n I wonder why are the pictures so soft... With my p7p, you just can't take a burry photo... N it's so sharp...
I am getting ready to buy a new phone and have been researching tons of options for a while now. This is all I am looking for- A display between 6"-6.7" (no more or less) At least 90hz Display 1440p Resolution Minimum of 450 ppi 1000 nits or more brightness 6gm of ram or more Those are my priorities, I could care less about camera quality, as I have my mirrorless camera for photos and I don't video call. Any suggestions are welcomed, list a phone and I will more than likely add it to my list of options to consider. I definitely am gonna wait and see how the pixel 8 and 8 pro look.
The inconsistency is the biggest and most prominent issue. Nobody can say anything about pixels bc it'll all change with a software update ( or not and you just have to stick with a brick *cough cough* p6 )
I just bought a P7P and I have to say I'm really loving it so far. It does everything I need it to do and I enjoy the pure Android experience. I love the way the P7P processes photos. I have no regrets with my purchase.
Hi, I have the normal 7 and TH-cam is rubbish on it. I lose half my screen watching videos with big black bars either side. If I go full screen I lose a lot of image. Is this better on the pro? As I will exchange if so. Thanks
@@sharifahmeddrindeed. It's like Google made a phone without planning to make it act like one. Yeah P7P has got the industry leading point and shoot capabilities, yeah the price is good, yeah it has iphone level autofocus speed and world class mobile AI. But everything falls flat if the basic functions suck.
@@ray4493I've had no problems with basic functions. Have had rock solid connectivity. Everything is great apart from it gets warm when running demanding games, but I'm not much of a gamer. It's easily the most enjoyable phone experience I've had. And TH-cam works exactly as or better than expected.
I’m looking for a USB-C splitter for my Pixel 7 Pro that can connect to its USB-C port. The splitter should have two female USB-C ports: one for connecting USB-C Apple EarPods too make phone calls, and the other for charging the phone and supporting data transfer. This data transfer should enable USB debugging mode, allowing me to use the mirroring application, scrcpy. I’ve noticed that most products on Amazon only supportt data transfer on the port that supports audioo, but not on the charging port. Can you recommend a product that meets these requirements?
its dumb that every reviewer completely ignores the fact that the internet connection in 5G on this permanently drops if you're in mediocre coverage (which is most places not directly in a major metro because the antenna strength is garbage) and you have to reset it by going into airplane mode every 5-10 minutes to fix...OR stay in LTE permanently which is absolutely stupid for a 2023 flagship from a top tier company. Seriously wake up Google.
The phone is piece of cr*p. I have 7 pro, and it is awful. It is constantly hot, cannot find roaming network automatically,but you must to manually, it is Glitchy with lots of bugs. Worst buy ever
7 pro is far away from flagship....I have it and I'm so disappointed !Phone for people who didn't use phone hard! Can't wait for the right time to get rid of it!
I like pixels but i compare them to iphones, in that they are boring. Once you are in the Galaxy ecosystem the features One UI has make it hard to switch to anything.
tensor g2 aka exynos processor is garbage, and your battery will die in 4 years + garbage updates,, hence they want you to buy new phones, tactics baby tactics
Oh yeah i forgot that google is stuck with samsung soc, thats the nail on the coffin, snapdragon or dont exist. Samsung soc's have been abanded for 5 years now for great reason
I think pixel is failed in there processor because my 6 year old 21000₹ Poco (made by xiaomi) have over 564,811 antutu score and New pixel 7a have antutu score 687,738 nothing difference and this phone cost 44000₹ 😅😅😅😅😅😢😢😢😢😢
I guess if I were a reviewer or money to burn, I'd be into a new Sony Xperia or something else with front facing stereo speakers. Which I'm hooked on. I'm still running the Pixel 3 XL. Why? The 1440 high resolution screen, all of pixels android 12 newer features. A decent camera and most of all. The front facing stereo speakers. Because the speakers are aiming right at me. Whether watching utube, movies, or just anything. The speakers compliment the great 6.3 screen. Now after 4 years my batt life is not top notch, and os and security updates are,,,not. So, i am looking for an upgrade or replacement of the battery. So it's a toss up. Plus, I'm a poor working stiff, so about 500 or there abouts is my limit. But I like the quality phones. But I so want front facing stereo speakers. Thus the Sony. Seeing Google didn't see fit to continue the trend. My interest is the Xperia 1 mark 3. Will get android 16 I think and features I want. But still around 6 hundred new. A little more than my budget allows. And the used ones are always questionable and they want around 5 for used. Disgusting. I do like my 3xl. So maybe later. The 7 pro was a hope, but haven't heard the greatest about it. My 3xl never gets hot. So what's with the heat thing? Thanks, good review 👍
I currently use a Samsung Note 10+ and I like it, but it is starting to show it's age. Wondering if the Pixel 7 Pro is a worthwhile upgrade and is it worth $1,300 of my precious Canadian dollars in Summer 2023? (for the 256gb version, about $1,000US)
I usually don't comment on videos on TH-cam. But this is just straight out dumb: When a phone has a camera "pro mode" (e.g., Sony Xperia 1 iv/v) to Android Police, that is " too complicated" for the consumer. The Pixel 7 Pro does not have a "pro mode" and still takes amazing photos making it uncomplicated for the consumer. However, Android Police would like to see a "pro mode" in the Google Pixel 7 Pro. It is evident it is Android Police that needs a "pro mode" with differing statement like that.
I bought my first pixel thinking that it'll be the perfect phone for Android. It was death by a thousand cuts. So so many bugs in every aspect. I have had the cheapest android phones from many brands and no issues specially compared to pixel. I decided I must have a lemon cause how could pixel be this terrible and I'd never hear about it. I upgraded to pixel 7 (from 6) as soon as I could. The pixel 7 is 10 times worse. I'm done with pixel forever. There are enough reviews made based on who pays for the review or who gives out free products that can really trust any reviews anymore.
3:09 - Man how impatient do you have to be if you can't deal with a phone charging at the wattage it's at? chances are that you would still be using the dang thing WHILE it's charging quickly so why must this be something of a criticism? Talk about spoiled.🤦🏾♂
Hey. Me too. It's nice to not want to immediately install a launcher on a phone and I think the speakers and haptics are seriously underrated. I can feel the bass vibrating the chassis when our low voiced narrator here speaks
It's pretty funny how us Pixel fans always try to justify this with the "experience", even tho in reality it's an absolute shit phone for the price. But yea, the ui is beautiful 😂 I love it. Honestly kinda reminds me of the early days of iPhone. We got some time to evolve, but I do believe Pixels can eventually be the Apple of Android.
This guy "Google needs to improve this phone" also this guy "I've had no issues" 😑 and about performance that you're saying they need to add better processor but name me one thing that you can't do on this phone and it not be butter smooth, go ahead, I'll wait.....if Google did add these things and made the phone $1,200 then you big dummies would be complaining about that.
I got the fold 3 as my pixel has the black screen bug. But I have now sent it back as my pixel 7 pro is still better than the fold even with this fault. Hopefully this will be fixed with the next update.
My daily driver is an iPhone 13. Do you think I should upgrade to the Pixel 7 Pro? Is it worth it? I also have a Redmi K20 as my backup phone so I love Android as well. Help me!
can't game at full specs without overheating and they still can't get the flashlight double tap gesture to work... but they're doing great collecting my data
Only reasons to buy a Pixel is for the camera (its literal namesake) and for the "pure android experience." Also good for installing custom ROM's. But if you just want to buy a decent phone for what the average user wants, it's not a good option. Half of the "amazing smart AI features" aren't even available outside of the US.
DUDE EVERYTIME I WATCH ONE OF YOUR VIDEOS I GET RELAXED YOU SHOULD DO SLEEP TIME APPS FOR BEDTIME. SPEAKING POSITIVE AFFIRMATIONS TO PEOPLE, LOL #THEVOICE
Yeah I really like my Pixel 7 pro the software was great I really enjoyed it but the battery life was not so good I know I read through the comments on a lot of people say oh my battery was horrible and then I read further down oh I never had any problem with my battery so I don't know very inconsistent phone in that area for me it wasn't very good and I ended up selling it and hopefully the pixel 8 will be better and it won't get hot and the battery won't die as quick
I'm currently using and s23 ultra and it's an excellent phone, I'm tiring of the Samsung experience. As for the cameras they're great in the right conditions but more often than not I get slightly blurred pictures in medium lighting conditions. If it's not bright or dark I'm not confident in the outcome. If anyone can provide insight on the Pixels performance I'd appreciate it, I'm eagerly waiting for the 8 Pro in October
Well I had the s23 before I got the pixel 7 pro .. And the only reason was the camera... The way Samsung processes the pictures under ambient lighting is very artificial looking and has a weird orange tint to it... Plus the shutter lag, no matter what updates they send for that.. And generally Samsung pictures are on the softer side... I couldn't capture 1 perfect sharp image of the entire function coz either the subject moves by the time it would capture the image or it would be too soft.. Pixel on the other hand is the opposite, pictures are so sharp n crisp I rarely have to edit them .. Not a single blurred photo.. somehow it knows what frame to capture... In my opinion it's the best point and shoot camera in its class...
The reason I consisently go after Pixel is because of the camera. Samsung tends to have this artificial lighting or something in their software that makes photos look too unrealistic, Pixel has a very natural look when it comes to the camera which I enjoy heavily.
@@kiranmudnaneyI'm thinking of switching from s23 to pixel 7 pro as well, other than the heat issue. and worse gameplay Is there anything else I should be worried about? . overall s23 is better but i just miss the color tone like pixel phone
@@Powny999 I am selling my pixel 7 pro coz the connectivity issues are terrible... Like really bad in India... Here the other person just can't hear your voice... I am forced to sell it coz this phone just doesn't work as phone... Everything else is perfect...
The most & only irritating thing about 7 Pro is the battery performance with minimal usage it barely lasts a day and with no usage after full charge it consumes anywhere between 15 to 20 % of battery overnight.
So I've had my Pixel 7 Pro for almost a month and I have had no such issue with the battery. I can take it off the charger at 1am, leave it sit, and the battery doesn't go under 100% until I start using it in the morning when I wake up. I played music on it in the car using Bluetooth on 5G for about 180 miles yesterday and only lost 30% battery. Can I ask what you do to your phone to drain the battery so quick?
Android 14 really helps. Most of us on beta notice a big difference, so once it fully releases it should be better for ppl. 😊
At first it was like that, but over time it has improved so much! I find it perfect now
@@sinnwalkerwhen is 14 being released
@@bobwhitton678 No official date, rumors are it's supposed to be this month, tho it could be pushed to September.
Recently got the Pixel 7 after my K20 pro suddenly gave out and I've gotta say it's a really well rounded phone for 499$. All my classwork and daily tasks can be done very easily. As someone who doesn't game on phones it's excellent.
I have the K20 and an iPhone 13, but I love Android!
Would you say it was worth the upgrade going for the Pixel 7?
I wanna switch too.
Brother I'm considering it. How is the battery life????
Battery life is average and if u live in high temperature zone then skip it....
Surprisingly I went from a iphone 14PM to a s23U now I have a p7p... Some may say it's a downgrade but for me I love the pixel, the simplicity but with all the features google offers is a great balance! Pictures are amazing as well!
I have an s23 and thinking about switching to pixel 7 pro, is it a good idea? . Of course, when pixel 8 comes out, I will definitely change it again. Haha.
Agreed that the P7P is surprisingly underrated based on specs. It's the smoothest Android experience I've had and find it quite enjoyable to use.
Great Video. I hate when people compare benchmarks and say it sucks, benchmarks mean nothing compared to User Experience and real world performance.
As long as it doesn't lag it's good
Specs matter for those of us who like to use our phones for 3-4 years with heavy use
Wallpapers please?
The factory Pixel 7 pro wallpapers
I miss my pixels I went with a s22 ultra and on the 3rd 1 and all 3 have been junk ill definitely be going back to pixels as soon as I can
Bro where are you getting your wallpapers?! Please tell us lol
yea
I get shocking battery life from my Pixel 7 Pro. It's been even worse since the start of May. I'm getting rid of mine soon. I can't wait to go back to Samsung. There are so many compromises with the Pixel. The stuttering screen when scrolling, the absolutely stupid fact that the whole top row of the home screen is taken up by the date, the poor cell coverage compared to Samsung, the poor zoom lenses, the poor speakers. Need I go on. I just don't really get the love.
Cant recommend because of the overheating.
I’ve struggled not to buy the 7 pro. I used iPhone for years and only upgraded every 2yrs. I switched to the 6 pro…… and for all its flaws I still love it. But lessons learned from iPhone, I will be upgrading to the 8 pro. But i do wish I had changed to android last year and not the year before as everyone has said the 7 pro is just much more polished then the 6 pro.
i got to say, the 7 Pro has been fantastic... i have ONE wish for the 8 series and that's to bring back dual front facing speakers. i miss them so freakin' much that i often contemplate going back to my older Pixel phones. Nothing beats stock android though and i don't care how good Samsung's flagship phones are because i hate the way they try to force you into the samsung apps over the stock apps. bixby blows & the bloatware is unacceptable on a flagship phone
They definitely need to enhance the speakers
Yeah Pixel 7/Pro is loud but severely unbalanced. And the screen brightness sucks. And the network reception issue is still there. All in all a phone that's ahead of generic Apple and Sam but still without reliable basic features.
@@ray4493 it's crazy but I have the 7 as well and it seems to have a more vibrant screen but there 120hrz on the 7 pro is buttery smooth
Have been using the 7 Pro for the past 9 or so months. Have had absolutely no issues.
Google needs to fix only 2 things -
1. That fucking Tensor
2. Fingerprint Scanner
3. Give at least 4, if not 5 Major OS Updates.
I have mine in Black. Has to be the most beautiful phone in a long, long time. The last time I was this enchanted by a phone's look was years ago, when I would fawn over the Jet-Black iPhone 7 Plus and S7 Edge [Black and Coral Blue]. Still have those beauties, and they run flawlessly btw.
In addition to that, the Software experience is something that I've never experienced before. I'm an Apple Fanboy, and have owned the S22 Ultra [Burgundy] for almost the same time, but I'll say hands down, Google smashes everybody without breaking a sweat. Tho I feel like OneUI is more productive and feature rich [DeX, Link to Windows, Quick Share, Link Share, Secure Folder, Samsung Pay, GoodLock], I'd still chose a Pixel over a Samsung any given day.
Word!!! #pixel7pro user since launch and imho it is surprisingly better each month 👌🏼
Except for battery on mobile data
I think the overall greatest flaw of this phone is just heat management, getting warm when charging, gets hot it loses brightness on a mid summer day, occasionally shuts down due to heat in rare cases. aside that it's the best phone you can get in this range and could easily still sit at 200 bucks above it's current price. but value is what makes it worth it
Just ordered a refurbished in excellent condition for $375, Verizon. Killer deal if it performs.
Battery life is horrible on the 7 Pro
Screen off: 2,5%/h - in LTE
Screen on: 10-12%/h - in LTE
Screen off: 0,7-1,5%/h - in wifi calling/✈️
Screen On: 5-10%/h - in wifi calling/✈️
Battery life at Home is average for a modern flagship... but on the go it is not acceptable.
I really love the pixel 7pro. The dimensions are awesome. And the color
I came the Note 20 ultra to the pixel 5 now i have the pixel 7 and ill never get another phone the Pixels are for sure the smartest smart phones
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So I own a p7p and a s23u. The s23 is far superior in almost every category. Almost being the key word. In my own testing, the pixel wipes the floor with sammy on pixel taking. Indoor and out. Sure, selfies are better on the s23. Google features are ridiculously good. And it just feels so much better in the hand. And magic eraser is much better on the pixel. Just from my observations
Doesn't Magic eraser need Google one subscription.
@@monarch3724 not if you have a pixel. Otherwise, yes. Google photos needs Google one for it
When people say they get 6-8 hours of usage is this on WiFi only with no sim installed? I barely get 4 hours of sot
Mint mobile has promo for new customers switching from other carriers. Pixel 7 pro for 599 😁 with 1yr contact with 6 months free. Was easy decision, just ordered mine
*I re read my comment and i sounded like an advertisement. Lol. I'm not though
I don't get the complaints on battery yesterday I got 11 hours 23 minutes screen on time.
No way you got 11 hours of screen time
I get good battery as well at least 5 hours screen on time I'm rocken the 7 not the pro
I have one , And a Galaxy s23 ultra. Can't see much difference between them. Can You?
Pixels in my opinion are the best smartphones.
Samsung is too baked with customatsion and too much bloatware.
Pixels are more basic and easier to use and gets the latest Android software updates first.
Well rounded and straightforward review. I've used my P7P for content usage only for the most part so far. I do like the simplicity of how it operates on Android 13, although I do use Nova Launcher, to provide more customization. While the P7P is not the S23 Ultra nor the 14 Pro series, its not supposed to be, amd that is why it still stands out. Funny thing is, I have only seen one person over the last year with the P7P...
Been a pixel XL-7P since the Note 7 debacle. I have been seeing more and more people with them since the 6P.
My friend always ask me to share photos when we go on group holidays to the group chat. Including Apple owners.
7P has been glitch free and I don't seem to ever get the heat issues others talk about. But I don't game on touch screens.
@@TheBuntajamesI love my Pixel 7 Pro and I love Nova but I get bugs all the time where it hangs on the screen here and there and I have to turn off the screen and jump back in. It's at least once a day so I just stick to the Pixel Launcher.
Same here, totally love the nova launcher.
Value wise it is better than both. Best phone overall bar the battery stuff.
Sadly what you said about seeing only person with a pixel is true.
Pixels in contrast to iPhone and Samsung is only available in select nations including the UK and USA which are amongst the richest nations in the world.
Not only that but most people choose iPhone or Samsung with the latter especially the S series always seen as the iPhones main rival.
Still it doesn't mean Pixels aren't popular. They are just not as common as the iPhone and Samsung.
As much as I love the pixel 7 pro my pixel 6 pro is a nightmare I won't be swapping back to a pixel unless Google fixes the tensor chip and makes an actual real good chip. The chip overheats has awful battery life or average battery life. My s23 ultra from Google fi costs 599 and honestly this is been the best android smartphone I have used. I only charge this phone once a day for it to last me the entire day it could potentially last me for a day and a half doesn't overheat and it works better.
I have a company issued pixel 6 and I really didn't like it and went back to my personal oneplus 8T. However after I dropped it and cracked the screen badly I have been browsing for a replacement. To be honest I read for 2-3 weeks and s23 series is way too expensive, s22 series is maybe ok used but still not cheap in Europe - we have Exynos anyway which I'm sure it's fine but also bashed by a lot of people... the simple s22/s23 is probably not a great battery phone to keep for several years.. ultra not cheap... oneplus 11 looks fine and i love my oneplus but with the patent disputes they are not sold in some Eu countries which is kinda eh i don't know... xiaomi and some others are priced as the serious competition and i just don't have the same confidence... today I found a pixel 7 pro for 450 on ebay allegedly great condition in case and with screen protector and at that price I simply cannot argue. I did look briefly at pixel 8 series but man, 1100 for the pro, 800 for the 8, it's way way too expensive, above my 600 ish psychological limit. I can plan to keep a phone for 4 years, but I'm glad if it lasts 2 before I smash it. Maybe I will keep it for 4 and then it's great.
Phones are tough. We use them so much all day long but they are exorbitantly expensive and easy to destroy. It's not normal for like 99% of population to spend 1000 ish for a phone. In any country.
Best thing I ever did going from s 21 to P7P, longer battery, better connection, and both phones got warm while using them
Got the 7 pro and a Samsung s23 ultra and I use the pixel the most.
My Redmi device (Redmi Note 9 Pro Max) got stuck in the boot loop mode only Mi logo showing, device is not going in Fastboot mode or Mi Recovery Mode..
After updating it to Miui 13
How can I fix this do I need to change motherboard
It's sad that the biggest tech company can't make a flagship phone
Im from india, This is a review i posted in Flipkart where i brought the pixel 7 pro from, I am pasting same review here:
I have been a long-time fan of the Pixel series, having used the Nexus 5, Nexus 6P, Pixel 2, and now the Pixel 7 Pro. My experience also extends to several Samsung flagship and mid-range phones. Before purchasing the Pixel 7 Pro, I was using the iPhone 13 Pro Max.
Despite my history with Pixel devices, I must admit that I found the Pixel 7 Pro underwhelming. It doesn't quite meet the standards of a flagship device, and surprisingly, it reminded me more of Samsung's Note 20 Ultra with the Exynos chipset. It appears to me as if the Pixel 7 Pro is essentially a repackaged version of that phone, albeit with a few design tweaks and the Pixel OS.
Regrettably, it shares the same overheating issues I experienced with the Samsung Note 20 Ultra. Even the Pixel Buds seem strikingly similar to Samsung's Buds, and I noticed a lot of resemblances in the corresponding headphone apps as well. Given the ongoing partnerships between Samsung and Google, it wouldn't be surprising if Google is essentially repurposing Samsung's older phones, headphones, and watches with minor hardware and software alterations.
In terms of camera quality, while the Pixel 7 Pro is decent, it's now overshadowed by the current Samsung phones, which produce significantly superior photos. This is a noticeable shift from the past when Pixel was the leader in smartphone photography.
On numerous occasions, my Pixel 7 Pro prevented me from using the camera due to overheating. Considering the device's performance and my overall experience, I would only recommend this phone as a mid-range option. However, its current price is too high for that category. A price tag of around 60k, excluding any discounts, would be more appropriate. At 80k, I believe it's not worth it and would recommend opting for a quality Samsung phone instead.
Additionally, I also use an Asus ROG 3 phone. It offers more useful features than the Pixel, although the camera quality isn't as good, it lacks waterproofing, and the display isn't quite up to par. However, if future ROG phones improve their camera capabilities, I would definitely consider purchasing them.
I can't consider this a "Pro" phone . The performance is midrange at best. It has the google features like call screen and eraser... So if that's important to you that's fine, but i can't spend that money for a Tensor G2. Just get a 7.
I do wish that google will let us change the fonts
Something that we're enjoying on android 11 😢
@KelvinCrag is not about what is wrong? Is more about personality. And quite frankly this font on the pixel 7 is outdated and sometimes you just wanna change to your liking.
@@joshuamemehemeka9177 I do remember it. And it went by quite quickly
@joshuamemehemeka9177 vanilla android 12 and 13 do not allow to change font style ? That's weird
@@ariandomarthintuwe6972 yeah bro it's weird I don't understand why they did it
I switched from the Note 20 Ultra to a Pixel 7 Pro, it's been a love hate affair so far. 😢😂 I would say your video is spot on. I bought two Pixels at the same time but I'll be going back to next year's Note 24 with the new battery technology. These will make great backup phones for years to come.
Can you share your widgets and wallpaper? 🥰 0:29
I was going to buy it and move from iPhone 12 I currently have. then I bumped into a video guy made about pixel 7pro. According to him phone has worst battery life, get frozen time and time, can’t hear calls sometime, bugs problems. So I did more research and found a guy work for T-Mobile who has pixel 7pro. He told me the same. They get pixel 7 for free from T-Mobile US and that’s the only reason he keep it. Anyone else having similar issues? I have the iPhone 12 for 2 years and never had any problems.
I can't speak for the 7 pro, but I do own a pixel 6a and it's been pretty flawless for me, it'd be a bit weird if the most basic annoyances came up in the next generation and stayed that way.
What can't your iPhone 12 already do though? I feel as though it should be able to last you a bit longer than just 2 years, or at least that's how I manage.
@@DeerJerky the reason I want to upgrade was the pro cameras. My network here give the pixel 7pro for almost free. I did upgrade to iPhone 14pro last week. It’s not a huge different from 12 but the camera and cinematic video option is a great experience so far.
@@maxliya466 ahh gotcha. If you're still wondering, I'd most likely just stick with the 14 Pro since you have it already, it's got pretty similar camera quality to the 7 Pro iirc
Too much buts and other excuses made for a phone that costs as much as other much better flagships.
The battery and speaker are horrible also the finger print scanner is not much better then the 6 pro Google you need to do better with the 8
I want to know how you're getting 6 to 7 hours SOT. I'm barely getting 4 hours and have to plugin before bedtime usually. I'm on Wi-Fi most of the day as well as have consistently good 5G signal. I'm on AT&T so they don't let you switch it to 4g only.
I get 6-7 hours SOT, but 9-10 hours when on low power mode. I have it on normal mode but in settings have it switched to low power mode at 50%. It easily gets me through a day, and at weekends, two days. I can use 4G only and as that is a main issue for battery drain, maybe my results are not comparable. Here in the UK, 4G is superfast with low latency on my network so no notable difference versus 5G.
Excellent video Zach! Can you please make one for S23, the base model? It's a great small phone for people wanting to switch from a larger phone. I have a Pixel 6 Pro and wish to get an S23.
Two things that make this superior to the s23 ultra. 1. The pixel features, like call screen, are huge quality of life features that aren't replicated. 2. The camera is vastly superior in basically every scenario. Seriously, try taking pictures of your infant or per indoors, the s23 ultra is a smudgy mess on half the pics, while it's downright difficult to take a blurry pic on the pixel. I don't play games, so that's of zero consequence in my case. Both amazing phones. If Samsung could get within the same universe as the pixel with pictures, I'd never buy another pixel.
Samsung added call screen to tje Samsung phones....what are you talking about ?
I completely agree .. The reason I sold my s23... Not a single picture of the entire function was sharp n proper... Either blurr or too smooth.... Shutter lag is something Samsung just doesn't know how to handle yet .. n I wonder why are the pictures so soft...
With my p7p, you just can't take a burry photo... N it's so sharp...
I am getting ready to buy a new phone and have been researching tons of options for a while now. This is all I am looking for-
A display between 6"-6.7" (no more or less)
At least 90hz Display
1440p Resolution
Minimum of 450 ppi
1000 nits or more brightness
6gm of ram or more
Those are my priorities, I could care less about camera quality, as I have my mirrorless camera for photos and I don't video call.
Any suggestions are welcomed, list a phone and I will more than likely add it to my list of options to consider. I definitely am gonna wait and see how the pixel 8 and 8 pro look.
I got my phone in December and I love it, I paid 600 dollars Canadian on a promo on the 26th, fantastic phone.
Time to start saving my pennies towards an 8 Pro
The inconsistency is the biggest and most prominent issue. Nobody can say anything about pixels bc it'll all change with a software update ( or not and you just have to stick with a brick *cough cough* p6 )
My wife has the 7 pro.. It's been a great phone. She likes it.
Got mine last week, as new for €400,-.
It is a fantastic phone!!
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My pixel feels so good
I just bought a P7P and I have to say I'm really loving it so far. It does everything I need it to do and I enjoy the pure Android experience. I love the way the P7P processes photos. I have no regrets with my purchase.
Excellent.. in every space.. except network...
Hi, I have the normal 7 and TH-cam is rubbish on it. I lose half my screen watching videos with big black bars either side. If I go full screen I lose a lot of image. Is this better on the pro? As I will exchange if so. Thanks
@@sharifahmeddrindeed. It's like Google made a phone without planning to make it act like one. Yeah P7P has got the industry leading point and shoot capabilities, yeah the price is good, yeah it has iphone level autofocus speed and world class mobile AI. But everything falls flat if the basic functions suck.
Battery life?
@@ray4493I've had no problems with basic functions. Have had rock solid connectivity. Everything is great apart from it gets warm when running demanding games, but I'm not much of a gamer. It's easily the most enjoyable phone experience I've had. And TH-cam works exactly as or better than expected.
Pixel 7 Pro is the worst phone I had in many years . Rebooting is the main issue, have been given a replacement same problem .......
I just got the 7 Pro open box from Best Buy for $630
This is a £700 - £750 phone all day long and well worth it, DONT pay more than that!
You make fair points but if all the things that should be better were better then it would be at an S23 Pro price.
I’m looking for a USB-C splitter for my Pixel 7 Pro that can connect to its USB-C port. The splitter should have two female USB-C ports: one for connecting USB-C Apple EarPods too make phone calls, and the other for charging the phone and supporting data transfer. This data transfer should enable USB debugging mode, allowing me to use the mirroring application, scrcpy. I’ve noticed that most products on Amazon only supportt data transfer on the port that supports audioo, but not on the charging port. Can you recommend a product that meets these requirements?
its dumb that every reviewer completely ignores the fact that the internet connection in 5G on this permanently drops if you're in mediocre coverage (which is most places not directly in a major metro because the antenna strength is garbage) and you have to reset it by going into airplane mode every 5-10 minutes to fix...OR stay in LTE permanently which is absolutely stupid for a 2023 flagship from a top tier company. Seriously wake up Google.
3:04 can somebody please tell me what game is that T.T
The phone is piece of cr*p. I have 7 pro, and it is awful. It is constantly hot, cannot find roaming network automatically,but you must to manually, it is Glitchy with lots of bugs. Worst buy ever
Very good
7 pro is far away from flagship....I have it and I'm so disappointed !Phone for people who didn't use phone hard!
Can't wait for the right time to get rid of it!
I like pixels but i compare them to iphones, in that they are boring. Once you are in the Galaxy ecosystem the features One UI has make it hard to switch to anything.
What I dislike is Pixel phones are more Google than Android. Far from clean and gimmick free experience.
tensor g2 aka exynos processor is garbage, and your battery will die in 4 years + garbage updates,, hence they want you to buy new phones, tactics baby tactics
Thanks 👍.
I really don't know 🤔 Pixel 7 pro or OnePlus 11 ? Rrrrrr
Oh yeah i forgot that google is stuck with samsung soc, thats the nail on the coffin, snapdragon or dont exist. Samsung soc's have been abanded for 5 years now for great reason
I hate my pixel 7 pro. Absolute garbage 😡
I think pixel is failed in there processor because my 6 year old 21000₹ Poco (made by xiaomi) have over 564,811 antutu score and New pixel 7a have antutu score 687,738 nothing difference and this phone cost 44000₹ 😅😅😅😅😅😢😢😢😢😢
I guess if I were a reviewer or money to burn, I'd be into a new Sony Xperia or something else with front facing stereo speakers. Which I'm hooked on. I'm still running the Pixel 3 XL. Why? The 1440 high resolution screen, all of pixels android 12 newer features. A decent camera and most of all. The front facing stereo speakers. Because the speakers are aiming right at me. Whether watching utube, movies, or just anything. The speakers compliment the great 6.3 screen.
Now after 4 years my batt life is not top notch, and os and security updates are,,,not.
So, i am looking for an upgrade or replacement of the battery. So it's a toss up. Plus, I'm a poor working stiff, so about 500 or there abouts is my limit. But I like the quality phones. But I so want front facing stereo speakers. Thus the Sony. Seeing Google didn't see fit to continue the trend. My interest is the Xperia 1 mark 3. Will get android 16 I think and features I want. But still around 6 hundred new. A little more than my budget allows. And the used ones are always questionable and they want around 5 for used. Disgusting. I do like my 3xl. So maybe later. The 7 pro was a hope, but haven't heard the greatest about it. My 3xl never gets hot. So what's with the heat thing?
Thanks, good review 👍
I currently use a Samsung Note 10+ and I like it, but it is starting to show it's age. Wondering if the Pixel 7 Pro is a worthwhile upgrade and is it worth $1,300 of my precious Canadian dollars in Summer 2023? (for the 256gb version, about $1,000US)
I usually don't comment on videos on TH-cam. But this is just straight out dumb: When a phone has a camera "pro mode" (e.g., Sony Xperia 1 iv/v) to Android Police, that is " too complicated" for the consumer. The Pixel 7 Pro does not have a "pro mode" and still takes amazing photos making it uncomplicated for the consumer. However, Android Police would like to see a "pro mode" in the Google Pixel 7 Pro. It is evident it is Android Police that needs a "pro mode" with differing statement like that.
I bought my first pixel thinking that it'll be the perfect phone for Android. It was death by a thousand cuts. So so many bugs in every aspect. I have had the cheapest android phones from many brands and no issues specially compared to pixel.
I decided I must have a lemon cause how could pixel be this terrible and I'd never hear about it. I upgraded to pixel 7 (from 6) as soon as I could. The pixel 7 is 10 times worse. I'm done with pixel forever.
There are enough reviews made based on who pays for the review or who gives out free products that can really trust any reviews anymore.
I have my P7P AND IT'S GOOD ON HARD CORE GAMES NO ISSUES😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
3:09 - Man how impatient do you have to be if you can't deal with a phone charging at the wattage it's at? chances are that you would still be using the dang thing WHILE it's charging quickly so why must this be something of a criticism? Talk about spoiled.🤦🏾♂
Stock android sucks. It's useless.
What kind of Android police you are ? No videos yet about recently released Android phones ... Poco F5 and F5 pro 😒
Disappointing
Only had mine a few days but so far very impressed with it. Lots of great functionality, so smooth to use, impressed so far.
Hey. Me too. It's nice to not want to immediately install a launcher on a phone and I think the speakers and haptics are seriously underrated. I can feel the bass vibrating the chassis when our low voiced narrator here speaks
It's pretty funny how us Pixel fans always try to justify this with the "experience", even tho in reality it's an absolute shit phone for the price. But yea, the ui is beautiful 😂 I love it. Honestly kinda reminds me of the early days of iPhone. We got some time to evolve, but I do believe Pixels can eventually be the Apple of Android.
This guy "Google needs to improve this phone" also this guy "I've had no issues" 😑 and about performance that you're saying they need to add better processor but name me one thing that you can't do on this phone and it not be butter smooth, go ahead, I'll wait.....if Google did add these things and made the phone $1,200 then you big dummies would be complaining about that.
I have a Fold 4 and every time I use it for a few days, I inevitably go back to my 7 Pro.
I got the fold 3 as my pixel has the black screen bug. But I have now sent it back as my pixel 7 pro is still better than the fold even with this fault. Hopefully this will be fixed with the next update.
I miss the good old snapdragon pixels 😅
My daily driver is an iPhone 13.
Do you think I should upgrade to the Pixel 7 Pro? Is it worth it?
I also have a Redmi K20 as my backup phone so I love Android as well.
Help me!
Just got a 7 pro and I think I'm watching the wrong video about it. Definitely bought this phone to do simple tasks and not extra gicky ones
Very little content. Just an ad.
Try to make video in 4k60 longer than 2 minutes in the sun ;). You will get an overheating message and the camera turns off.
It's a nice phone and that has no support for sandisk 2TB ssd, while it supports all formats in 32 GB sandisk pendrive on OTG
I just want high end ($700+) phone to have expandable storage.
If waiting after 1 year, one android update will probably break charging or connecting to 5G (reads any network at all)
can't game at full specs without overheating and they still can't get the flashlight double tap gesture to work... but they're doing great collecting my data
I m sure i wont pixel again.
7 Pro still awesome, but I enjoy my S23 Ultra way more in my opinion. Great video, can't wait for the Pixel 8 Pro review later this year!
Lmao
Only reasons to buy a Pixel is for the camera (its literal namesake) and for the "pure android experience." Also good for installing custom ROM's. But if you just want to buy a decent phone for what the average user wants, it's not a good option. Half of the "amazing smart AI features" aren't even available outside of the US.
What’s a good deal on one today
DUDE EVERYTIME I WATCH ONE OF YOUR VIDEOS I GET RELAXED YOU SHOULD DO SLEEP TIME APPS FOR BEDTIME. SPEAKING POSITIVE AFFIRMATIONS TO PEOPLE, LOL #THEVOICE
Texas heat? Where you at??
Its a camera. The rest is a💩
Yeah I really like my Pixel 7 pro the software was great I really enjoyed it but the battery life was not so good I know I read through the comments on a lot of people say oh my battery was horrible and then I read further down oh I never had any problem with my battery so I don't know very inconsistent phone in that area for me it wasn't very good and I ended up selling it and hopefully the pixel 8 will be better and it won't get hot and the battery won't die as quick
Is there any hope that my 7 pro will stop overheating?
I live in Dallas to loo
Where does that widget come from that says 'stretch biking drink water' ??????
Network issue with data
I'm currently using and s23 ultra and it's an excellent phone, I'm tiring of the Samsung experience. As for the cameras they're great in the right conditions but more often than not I get slightly blurred pictures in medium lighting conditions. If it's not bright or dark I'm not confident in the outcome. If anyone can provide insight on the Pixels performance I'd appreciate it, I'm eagerly waiting for the 8 Pro in October
Well I had the s23 before I got the pixel 7 pro .. And the only reason was the camera... The way Samsung processes the pictures under ambient lighting is very artificial looking and has a weird orange tint to it... Plus the shutter lag, no matter what updates they send for that.. And generally Samsung pictures are on the softer side... I couldn't capture 1 perfect sharp image of the entire function coz either the subject moves by the time it would capture the image or it would be too soft..
Pixel on the other hand is the opposite, pictures are so sharp n crisp I rarely have to edit them .. Not a single blurred photo.. somehow it knows what frame to capture... In my opinion it's the best point and shoot camera in its class...
The reason I consisently go after Pixel is because of the camera. Samsung tends to have this artificial lighting or something in their software that makes photos look too unrealistic, Pixel has a very natural look when it comes to the camera which I enjoy heavily.
@@kiranmudnaneyI'm thinking of switching from s23 to pixel 7 pro as well, other than the heat issue. and worse gameplay Is there anything else I should be worried about? . overall s23 is better but i just miss the color tone like pixel phone
@@Powny999 I am selling my pixel 7 pro coz the connectivity issues are terrible... Like really bad in India... Here the other person just can't hear your voice... I am forced to sell it coz this phone just doesn't work as phone... Everything else is perfect...