I believe you are the first user in the whole world who is getting 2 days of battery life, otherwise people are not even able to finish off one full day with slightly heavy usage.
Uggh, i want to buy either Samsung S23 or Pixel 7, when i heard 2 days battery I was sceptical since no one gets that much due to overheating shit... I think I will go with S23 instead 🤔
@@omoaigbokhaevbo3573 I ended up buying the Samsung S23 and I LOVE IT!!😁 It have never overheated (compared what I've read that Pixel 7 does), it's fast and the best phone I've ever owned. Better than Xiaomi Phones (i have had many Xiaomi Phones, over the years, my last was POCO F4). I read somewhere that the only advantage Pixel 7 have over S23 is the camera. That's it, everything else the S23 is much better. And the camera on S23 is already very very good. As soon as I bought the phone I downloaded Nova Launcher which lets me customized the layout, menu etc and baaam a good looking menu. I didn't really like the Samsung drawer, menu etc, but with Nova launcher it's an easy fix and very easy to use and learn 😁
I've owned the pixel 3A, 4A, 6A, and now the 7. And I gotta say it's a great daily smartphone, it has pretty much all of the flagship features and performance but with a lot of nice touches especially with AI. My entire family ended up getting the 6A because many months ago there was a deal if you trade in your old pixel phone you can get the 6A for $150 after trade in and a free pair of pixel-A series wireless earbuds, which is a crazy deal.
Totally agree, Nexus 6P was my all time favourite phone until I upgraded to a Pixel 5 which is now #1. Loved everything about that phone. It's a shame Google ditched the smaller form factor. I like my 7 but the fingerprint sensor gets a 4/10 from me and it's too big for one handed use...
@@brandenbridge5307 Yeah, the screen fingerprint sensor is no way as good as the back sensor on the Pixel 5; it is made more tolerable by face unlock but that doesn't work at night.
@@Zeus_X8 I traded up my 5 for the 7 during the holiday sale and really got a good deal. 7 is nice but it feels super heavy and like you got a brick in your pocket vs the 5 which felt much lighter and more portable. I tried my friends 6a which feels like a blend of both -- big nice screen like the 7 but lighter like the 5. Kind of wishing I got a 6a instead now
Had Pixel 1 and 3 and loved both of them. I held onto my Pixel 3 until November of last year. It was getting slow and battery life was just too little. I got a trade in value of $247 for my old trusty P3. Got the Lemongrass P7. After tax and all it came to $405. Amazing phone. Battery will last basically a full day of use with still 20 percent left when I go to bed. A small bug related to the unlocking of the phone was rectified with a recent update. This is as perfect a phone as it can get. And the price tag is absolutely incredible for what I'm getting.
I got the 7 a month and a half ago after the S20FE. It was very love hate at first, little things were different and minor annoyances (like not having a quick toggle for silent/sound, or rather moving it to the volume slider) but after getting used to it, I love it. What it does well, it does REALLY well. Hopefully they'll get the theme coloured icons to work with all icons soon.
Agreed a quick toggle for silent on the volume button would be a great feature. The button is extra steps. It's probably what I miss most from my Samsung phone.
It's a cheat code which even makes a way cheaper phones punch way above its weight. I feel it's most VFM customisation to be done when setting up the phone
The pixel 7 is my 3rd pixel phone. Pixel 2 XL was my first, loved the finger print scanner on the back. I then upgraded to the pixel 4 about 3 months before the pandemic hit. I missed the finger print scanner on my 2XL. With face unlock not working most of the time at the store due to my face having a mask on, the pixel 4 seemed like a step down at the time. I recently picked up a pixel 7 and I love it. Great battery life, finger print scanner and face unlock. My only complaint is, I wish it was just a touch smaller. The one thing I did really like about my Pixel 4 was the size, if the 7 was the same size it would be perfection.
I'm getting a new Pixel 7 in two days. So in lieu of the actual phone I'm watching a lot of videos. And yours was one of the best. Well produced, well presented. Clear, concise and made me even more excited for the arrival of my new phone. Just a great job with this video. Thanks so much!
Bai@@rosan.Bhandarii Basically positive. The only sort of off putting aspect is it seems to have a mind of its own. I don't know if it's software updates or what but with some regularity I'll find settings I'd made changed to settings seemingly the phone has made. Not a big deal just a little annoying when it happens.
@@december8538Think your reply is for somebody else. I have a Pixel 7 and have had no trouble at all with either audio or call quality. Both have been just fine. From my experience I wouldn't worry about these aspects.
I have been using a pixel 7 pro for the past 3weeks and I have to say it's been great. My only gripe with the phone is no manual mode in the camera app.
Great review!! I had a Pixel 6, then got hold of a P6P. Great phone. Then for some reason I sold it and went back to Samsung. Didn't last long on it, and when an unmissable offer in the UK came up for the Pixel 7 (not the Pro) I bought it and now I can safely say that I won't be getting rid of it for a long time. There is a noticeable improvement over the previous model with regards to performance and connectivity. Have dabbled with the beta software but now back on the stable and it just does what I need.
I got Pixel 7 a week ago. I like everything apart from battery life. It's below average despite having almost 4300mah battery capacity. How much charge do you loose over night? I loose around 7-8% with everything off and just connected to wifi.
@@kunj035 I've seen reports on the GooglePixel subreddit where some are experiencing battery drain since the March update. Google may be able to fix it in a future update hopefully
I've had my Pixel 7 for less that 24 hours and when I woke up today I had a pink line from top to bottom on my screen. Other than that (which I will get replaced), I love the phone! Swapped from my S21 Ultra after being with Samsung basically forever, and honestly its a very refreshing experience for the price difference, it feels so much more worth the money already!
I've been loving my pixel 7 pro. I switched from the OnePlus 9 pro that was beginning to drive me CRAZY with software issues. I'm so done with OnePlus phones. Having a first party phone with the quickest updates has been great. And while OnePlus disappointed me greatly with their photos, this pixel phone has been amazing. I might be a Pixeler for life .
I am in the exact same boat as you. I'm currently using a OnePlus 8, and I've been a big fan of OnePlus for several years now. But their software, (which used to be one of my favorite things about the phone) is now beginning to drive me absolutely nuts and is making me want a new phone. There's nothing wrong with my OnePlus 8 from the hardware side, everything works fine. But the software is just UGH.
I agree with you about the photos. Took the Pixel 7 on vacation. Never took a bad photo! Whatever Situation I put it through. It would constantly deliver amazing photos. Have the Pixel 5 now I was hesitant on switching because I don't like the larger form factor Google is going with. but after a week of using the Pixel 7 I'm switching from the P5 to the P7. Best Camrea on a phone hands down!
Love everything about the phone, except one bug that drives me insane, and ruins my experience - that elusive Bluetooth connection issue, well known but still unsolved after 3 updates already. It's not a general issue for every phone, but when googled it you'll find tons of reports, so I presume it is quite widespread. 4 BT headsets, from Senheiser, Bose, Anker and AKG, they all act the same with Pixel 7 Pro, while connect and work without any issues with an older Note9, a tablet and two windows PCs.
Bluetooth is just garbage in terms of sound quality lol the only good thing is ldac other than that it's not worth it, better to be wired with a dac/amp portable
Great video! You perfectly resume the phone and the experience that people can have around it. Here is mine ! I pre ordered the Pixel 7 back in september, and received it with the Buds Pro for free, and it's the best deal I've ever had! My previous phone was the Redmi Note 7, and after 2 and a half years, the phone was super slow and laggy.. I'm currently a student but I work half of the time so I had money to buy a new phone! I'm also a tech addict who follow all the news and I knew that this Pixel 7 will kill everything on the market at that time, especially at this price! I was super hyped and when I got the phone, it litterally change my life, all the things was smooth, I can finally worked in good conditions and not wait the phone to load an app or processing something. And the simplicity, the intelligence of the software are points that make our live better! Hope this phone will last for 4-5 years in my pocket, because i just love it!
the reason the "icon pack" is still on beta is because it actually isn't an icon pack. apps need to have support for it. the system then simply uses the "icon" and colors it according to your settings. so the problem are the app developers not adding support for it.
The microphone quality in the video is amazing. I love this phone, my wife wants a pixel phone as well. Will the 7A have the same software functionalities? I know it isnt out yet but maybe it was the same with 6 and 6a.
Pixels don’t tend to have different software capabilities between the main line and the A series. You’re just getting a lower res screen and plastic body. If the 6a is anything to go by, you’ll have the same tensor chip as the main line, same or similar main camera at less cost.
@@NyteStalker89 Thanks for the comment, I did read that the 7a will also have a 90hz screen switch on it so that sounds even better. My wife and I prefer smaller phones so she is probably going to get the 7a and I might wait for the 9a in the future (if its still the same size).
Returned my 7 pro, worst experience I've ever had with a phone. Laggy and the phone would overheat to 40°C in normal usage. Google told me this is normal, the phone started to disable the flash and mobile network due to this. One of the worst chips I've ever used.
I think the biggest problem is that they market the exynos being on par with the Snapdragon variant. Google markets the pixel as not being as powerful and not charges at much as the competitors.
The Pixel 7 is the phone that is making me doubt about staying in iOS. It is very good for me and the battery lasts me like 2 days. I'm not a "power user" nor do I play games on my phone. Software's smooth, cameras are nice. Although, I'm a bit annoyed by the excess of the bokeh effect (for my test) that I get from photos taken from the main sensor with 1x, those get better if I get a bit farther away and use the 2x instead. The only thing I do not like about the Pixel 7 is the dimensions... both size and weight, I'm not a fan. I'm using it along an iPhone 12 and I miss the 6.1" size (and would love a 5.4" or 5.8" like the iPhone Minis or the iPhone 11 Pros) and the very lightweight the iPhone is.
I bought the Pixel 7 (regular) Lemon grass a few months ago and was discounted minus $200 CAD. What a deal. I'm still enjoying my Pixel 7. I was using a Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus for 2 years+ which is still working. Very good review man :)
I've just ordered the Pixel 7 for the camera alone, upgrading from the 4a which I've really enjoyed. I'm looking forward to seeing what it can do and how things have improved on the Google phones.
I love my 4XL right now. I'm not a fan of the extreme camera bump on the back, but I am realizing as I type this, that I actually tend to lay my phone face down anyway. hmm, haha.
Just decided to move on from my 3a due to breaking my screen to a 7plus ..I'll miss the unlimited photo storage, 3.5mm aux and back finger sensor...I may be back though. We'll see.
@@prathamdhoka6418 hardly at all, the only downside is the fingerprint recognition doesn't work with a screen protector on. Other than that it's a great phone
I really wanted to buy a pixel but the availability and stores that sell them are pretty hard to find. When you find someone selling its 33% markup in some asian countries
Well... I got the pixel 7 around last December, never owned a pixel before, and a couple of weeks ago I dropped the phone down into a storm drain :) I got my phone back 3 days later and I let it properly dry. To my surprise, the phone was still working fine without any issue and the battery was at 47%, so yeah, I would recommend getting a pixel 7 if you are as clumsy as me.
My Pixel 7 Pro has been absolutely a beast in every department for me and the features that Google Assistant brings to the table, which strangely weren't mentioned much in the video, are game changers. The fact that I don't have to hold my phone against my ear to listen to hold music whenever I have to call a business or that I don't have to deal with any sort of spam anymore paired with Google One VPN, secured me as a long term customer of Pixel phones and I won't be going back to Samsung Galaxy phones anytime soon unless Samsung is able to match Google in those departments. Google cannot afford to rest on their laurels even if on they're on the top of the smartphone game at the moment. They have a clear opportunity to capitalize on their Pixel phones features and software to steal market share from Samsung who's been dominating for so long.
One of the things I kind of miss in some of the reviews is....update policy. The fact that this phone gets 5 years of support (after release) is a great little extra that just pushed me to getting this over say an Oppo phone.
Overheats, randomly restarts, randomly loses the network, fingerprint scanner and face unlock are atrocious... "Upgraded" from a pixel 4a and regret it every time I unlock it
I have had Samsung Galaxy phones for about 6 years. Picking up the new one every year. I got tired of all the bloatware on every Galaxy phone year after year. Decided to go with the pixel 7 and have loved every minute of it. I will never go back. I love having a clean OS.
The Pixel 6 running Android 13 is fine - not had any bugs and I got it in the UK for half the price of the Pixel 7. But I upgraded from a Galaxy 7 so it was bound to be far better.
I got the 7 pro, and after a few months I can say that the best pixel phone was the Pixel 5, which is probably my favorite phone ever made. It has a great form factor, light, has a good screen, the cameras do just what I need (zoom, great night shooting), and the battery lasts a decent amount of time. The 7's battery life is underwhelming, its camera does not seem better in most situations and the size, well this is a personal choice, but I prefer slightly smaller and lighter phones.
I like the balance of my 6a. Perfect screen size, feel in hand, 4400 battery and for me great performance. The 2 12mp cameras are exceptional. I own an appraisal business and used to shoot with an DSLR. This Pixel 6a takes exceptional photos. Best bang for the buck in smart phones in my opinion.
i really just wish it was a 6.1 phone instead of 6.4 goofle really dominate the smaller form factor market. especially with the death of the iphone mini. hopefully the pixel 8 goes down a bit
I got my pixel 7 in january because my phone contract was up. And I can honestly say I haven't had any major problems with my pixel 7. The photos look great, the videos look great, the software has been awesome.
Quite literally the only thing about this phone I would change is the battery. It's not completely useless but it drains a lot while sitting and doing nothing than most phones I've owned.
Watching for the first time and Your Videos are really eye pleasing man! the quality and all the cinematics all are on another level! keep making these!
I hope in future android updates we get our own theme store like Samsung that would be brilliant cause I love my pixel I have the 6a cause it was my firs pixel so wanted to see what like rather than splashing out in the 7 pro.
Great video thanks. Great to see majority of phones are great. You asked for comments on peoples experience so.... I converted to my wife to Pixel from Apple and she was very happy with the Pixel 5, but upon updating to 7 she's had nothin but problems with Bluetooth since Dec last year. Have contacted Google and they're reply is "Sorry' we're aware of a problem, it will be fixed in the next update" but there's been a couple of updates and it's still not working. Looks like it's a quite common problem too, agree with Florin M comments below, it's common across the Google community. Unfortunately it's come to next step contacting Google and requesting a Return Authority.
Loyal Pixel user since October 2016 thus far I've had P1, P3, P5, P6 and now P7 each one has been better than the last. the current iteration is easily the best one.
I owned nexus 5, 6, 6p, pixel 2, 3xl, 4, 4a, 6a and now 7. This is by far the most rounded phone i had since nexus 5, even though i enjoyed 3xl initially it felt as if it wasnt up their in android segment. I wanted to get my hands on 7 pro but at the price 7 was offered, cant beat it!!
This is very well put together. It felt informative and the approach makes it easy for even the least tech savvy person to understand what's what. Well done
6:10 Well, why would you want supersteady enabled at all times? It does lower quality, but it's better if you're filming something on the move. And yeah, I don't see why you'd want to film in 10 bit HDR at all times either, so I'm glad these are off by default. You really think the average person should have 10 bit HDR on for all their videos?
Had the Pixel 7 since launch, honestly it's a great phone with all the features and camera, the battery isn't great compared to other phones, fingerprint sensor is very bad - works sometimes in daylight but does not work at all at night
I switched to the Pixel 7 coming from iphone since the iphone 4. And wow I love it so much. More freedom and more features for the money. My family was mad at first saying things like "god I hate the green text" but hey I can't tell the difference. Good job google. And great video. You earned a subscriber. Keep up the great content.
I hope the pixel 8 pro will have better cooling and a brighter screen I'm worried about how my pixel 7 pro will handle the Arizona summer this year. And the display needs to get brighter, i can barely see my screen in direct sunlight with the p7p.
Switching from a one plus 8 pro to pixel 7 there was some annoying things such as the fingerprint was lacking behind the 8 pro And the 120hz downgrade to 90 was noticeable the first while then you get used to a perfect display with the better handling because of the flat display which was one of the first reasons to switch phones to begin with. Saying that the software experience on the google phone is superior let alone the camera system, Don't get me wrong even in today's standards the one plus 8 pro camera is very capable The pixel 7 gets even slower wired and wireless charging than the one plus ! And even with that I consider the pixel 7 a better phone in general due to its stability and refined experience.
I've been an iPhone user for a long time, the last android I had was the Pixel XL and I loved it. I've been thinking about a switch back but I wasn't sure, this video has made me switch back!
I was loving pixel 7 until I started seeing how many short comings it has. Yes, it does have the best camera, yes the OS is the best Android, yes all those Google specific features are so handy but it fails in so many areas. 1. It is not the fastest processor. I use to think this doesn't matter because I don't play games but sometimes I can crash the phone or slow it down by opening too much and not having a snapdragon 8 gen 2 does effect camera performance and stops it from reaching bigger heights. 2. While battery life is great it's not the best. I've seen tons of comparisons where it doesn't look like it even ranks in the top 10. 3. The screen specs are not top notch. Yes it's a great oled but I'm sorry it should be 120hz. I do notice the difference even though people say they don't. It's no where near as bad as 60hz but in this day and age it should be in the phone. 4. This phones speakers are trash. My s21 and even my s20 fe have speakers so loud that in side by side I can't even hear the pixel. These speakers are trash.5. if you're going to take out all those things or skimp on them, just throw in all 3 cameras. I shouldn't have to dump $800 for the pro just for some of these features like 120hz and a telephoto lens be a use I don't like the pros size and curved screen. The 7a shouldn't be budget but should have launched alongside them or atleast have a 7 plus with 120hz and telephoto lens and priced right in between the 2 versions we got. I would have gladly paid the difference which is probably another $100. 6 and finally, my most annoying and hated thing about this phone that's making me switch, the charge time. This thing charges so God damn slow even on a 30w or higher charger. It is slowed down on purpose to save the battery long term same as iphone and I hate this. No matter what I do thos phone takes almost 2 hours to charge from dead to 100. In 2023 this is flat out unacceptable and as someone like me who uses my phone all day this thing can last from 8am to 9pm but I've found myself either waiting to go out on weekends till I have atleast 50% charge in 30 minutes or running out and being standard without an Uber. This may be a me problem but the charge time is waaaaay to slow and inconvenient. Bonus: this phone does not work to cast OR use an HDMI to connect to a TV. The only way it will do it is to buy a Chromecast for $60, not to mentioned the charger is not included in the box. Google is becoming greedy like apple.
The charging thing: Mine gets charged on the same charger for my Macbook Pro, which is a 60W AC adapter. In the past I did notice it randomly does this 'we're changing this slower to conserve battery' but not recently. It could be I turned off some setting without noticing or it could be one of the software updates Google did. I never paid attention to it much but one day when I needed to charge multiple devices I noticed the phone was at 97% in around 1 hour. To be fair, I think I charged it from 20%. I'm not sure if it kicks in with that 'we're changing this slower' when you charge from very low battery level. I'm not sure what phone you had prior to Pixel 7, being a previous Android user, I already have Chromecast and not getting a charger was not an issue as I can use the charger from my previous phone just fine. The included cable was the important one as older phones didn't use USB-C cable yet. I've got so much USB charger, including power boards with USB power, it was good I didn't get another one. My previous Samsung phone was also only able to cast using Chromecast and no HDMI connection (hence why I already have Chromecast, bought from a previous sale when new Chromecast version were released so I bought mine for $10).
I didn't compromise anything @@jordanjackson8873, I think you read my comment wrong. I was outlining how I didn't experience the same thing as OP and some of the points he raised were either a non-issue for existing Android user or a welcome change.
@@ArunG273 As someone in the market for one, the issue is that it's hard to buy something that doesn't exist. So it's hard to know how it would sell. I'm also not talking about a neutered version. As a tech enthusiast, I simply mean a flagship phone in a "human sized" :) form factor. I'm also not suggesting they do away with the huge phones, there is obviously a market for those as well.🤷 The fact we consider the 6a which is still over half a FOOT long "small" is kinda my point 😁 but I assume you're right that me and the people I talk to must be in the minority. Having the option would still be nice though.
Watching on a Pixel 3A XL I've been using non stop for the past 3 years now. I'm only upgrading because the battery is starting to show its age. Best phone ever. Can't wait for my 7.
Shifted from Galaxy S10 plus to Pixel 7 four days ago. Honestly I felt the hype around the Pixel 7 is just more marketing and less impressive stuffs. The battery optimization Google is boasting about has been done quietly by Samsung for Galaxy series 2 years ago. And again on the overall UI experience, many of the experiences Google is offering and marketing alot about it, Samsung has done it quietly 2 years back. The design and hardware built quality of Pixel 7 is top notch, but let's see if that alone can make me stick to it in the long run.
You tech reviewers pretty much universally started your reviews of Pixel 6 on a resoundingly positive note last year. Then, a few months later we discovered that no, actually the phones were a ‘bit’ buggy. Now you are giving a resounding endorsement to Pixel 7. But just reading through the comments on this video it gets very clear that there is an uncomfortable number of owners who have problems with the latest device too. Which to me means that there is simply no way to get an objective, reliable review of Pixel devices from tech reviewers. Those rose tinted glasses you guys have on are just unshakeable. If these weren’t Google devices, you’d be scathing and sceptical.
I traded in my pixel 4a 5G for the pixel 7 and the phone has been solid. The battery life has been okay..but I switched off 5G and just use LTE and it lasts me the entire day with battery remaining. The pixel 7 has had the least bugs I've experienced in all my pixel phones I've owned in the past. The fingerprint scanner is hit or miss, but combining it with face unlock helps. As always, images are solid but I feel they should have an option to adjust the highlights and shadows. The photos seem a little too HDR for me. Overall it has been the best pixel phone I've had.
Hi. I am using a Pixel 4a. How are the speakers on the 7? I heard they are poor. And the reviewer hints at this, but he also says call quality is good.
I've been using a pixel 6 pro, and I considered getting a 7 but it wasn't a big enough upgrade and my phone does what I need it to and takes great pictures.
Here's a real problem with the Pixel 7 Pro: Screen burn/ghosting. That's after ±6 months. When that happens you should still be under warranty. But the point is that, as far as quality is concerned, it's suspect.
Love my pixel 7. I chose it over a i13pro because of its simplicity and uncluttered os. I mainly use Google services so it's a logical option. I've been using Google phones since the nexus6p a long time ago....
I switch from Iphone 5S to the first Pixel phone years ago. I loved the phone until it started having software problems. Got a new Pixel phone from Google and it was amazing until 13 months later when software bricked the phone. It was the first gen and google sent me a Pixel 2 and it was amazing... until 13 months later when a software updated made the phone unusable. I got a Samsung note 9 and it always works, a couple of years later I got the 21 Ultra the release week it came out and I am still using it 3 years later and it has had no problems. I will not touch another pixel phone ever. I do not trust Google to put out software without someone else vetting it first. I love using android but I need my phone to work all the time no matter what and Pixel can't promise me this.
You are doing well getting 2 days battery life, I have a 7 Pro with dark mode enabled and only get just over a day and am not a particularly heavy user.
I have the Pixel 7 I love it. My only complaint with it is when it goes into extreme power saver mode and doesn't want to shut off. I tried and oh how I failed. It's charging now. I like that it takes hardly no time to charge. Everything just updates on its own. I don't have to wonder if I have enough time or battery life to wait on an update. I have a good case, screen and camera protector for it too. If I'm going to spend a week's pay on a phone I want to take good care of it. When I went to get a new phone they didn't have the Samsung S23 (I saved up for the Samsung too) I wanted and the guy at my carrier told me about how the Pixel 7 was and highly recommended it. I love that apps update automatically. I love the photo quality. I love everything else about this phone.
How is it shutter lag if you're taking pics like that, that's not normal. All in all really good job with this review. The video quality is fantastic and lots of solid points!
I come down from two Motorola phones, which use stock Android with some Motorola specific apps, but no launchers or skins. So the Pixel 7 felt quite similar to me. I must say the total stock Android experience is even better than I imagined though. I love it. I've had my gripes with the fingerprint sensor not always working though and the camera having some weird colors and fuzziness here and there at certain low light conditions. Not even the cheaper Motorola phones had any of these issues tbh, so that's a bit of a shame though.
@samuelviets I have the normal Pixel 7 because I don't like the round sides and it just looks too huge to me. Pixel 7 is like the perfect smartphone size honestly. Personally I think iPhones are overpriced for what they bring. The Pixel is like the equivalent of iPhone, only a lot cheaper with the same functionality (maybe even better) because Google optimize the software to their own phones.
Eber's long term are easily my favourite reviews on TH-cam. Love his approach and specially love the photo samples!
You a classic Porsches fan too? 😀
I believe you are the first user in the whole world who is getting 2 days of battery life, otherwise people are not even able to finish off one full day with slightly heavy usage.
He isn't an actual user. This is just a promo because in the US, they are running a sale on the phone. No one gets 2 day life on this shitty chipset.
@@stevenhuang9207 ya that's why I was wondering. You are right, the Tensor is nothing but another crap made by Samsung like Exynos.
Uggh, i want to buy either Samsung S23 or Pixel 7, when i heard 2 days battery I was sceptical since no one gets that much due to overheating shit...
I think I will go with S23 instead 🤔
@@Mosestylez I am in this same conundrum. A pixel 7 or S23. Which did you eventually get?
@@omoaigbokhaevbo3573 I ended up buying the Samsung S23 and I LOVE IT!!😁
It have never overheated (compared what I've read that Pixel 7 does), it's fast and the best phone I've ever owned. Better than Xiaomi Phones (i have had many Xiaomi Phones, over the years, my last was POCO F4).
I read somewhere that the only advantage Pixel 7 have over S23 is the camera. That's it, everything else the S23 is much better. And the camera on S23 is already very very good.
As soon as I bought the phone I downloaded Nova Launcher which lets me customized the layout, menu etc and baaam a good looking menu. I didn't really like the Samsung drawer, menu etc, but with Nova launcher it's an easy fix and very easy to use and learn 😁
I've owned the pixel 3A, 4A, 6A, and now the 7. And I gotta say it's a great daily smartphone, it has pretty much all of the flagship features and performance but with a lot of nice touches especially with AI. My entire family ended up getting the 6A because many months ago there was a deal if you trade in your old pixel phone you can get the 6A for $150 after trade in and a free pair of pixel-A series wireless earbuds, which is a crazy deal.
How are they liking the 6a?
That's a great deal.
Does it gets hot in Android Auto
Is it long lasting...like I want to buy it but only if it can last for 3 to 4 yrs?
@Spit Dragon 💚 What you mean the Pixel 7? Marques Brownlee says it's the best Pixel to go for Price/Performance wise.
Love my pixel 7, I prefer the smaller form factor of my old pixel 5, but the 7 is probably the best smart phone I've had since the nexus 6p
Totally agree, Nexus 6P was my all time favourite phone until I upgraded to a Pixel 5 which is now #1. Loved everything about that phone. It's a shame Google ditched the smaller form factor. I like my 7 but the fingerprint sensor gets a 4/10 from me and it's too big for one handed use...
@@brandenbridge5307 Yeah, the screen fingerprint sensor is no way as good as the back sensor on the Pixel 5; it is made more tolerable by face unlock but that doesn't work at night.
Is the 7 much bigger than the 5? I'm due an upgrade I currently have the 5 and it's been a great phone. So debating if I should go with the 7
@@Zeus_X8 Its a very noticeable bump in size. If wait for the pixel 7a if you can, seems to be basically the same phone
@@Zeus_X8 I traded up my 5 for the 7 during the holiday sale and really got a good deal. 7 is nice but it feels super heavy and like you got a brick in your pocket vs the 5 which felt much lighter and more portable. I tried my friends 6a which feels like a blend of both -- big nice screen like the 7 but lighter like the 5. Kind of wishing I got a 6a instead now
I just want them to unlock that 50 mpx. If it exists don't take it away, leave it as an option for us to choose.
Had Pixel 1 and 3 and loved both of them. I held onto my Pixel 3 until November of last year. It was getting slow and battery life was just too little. I got a trade in value of $247 for my old trusty P3. Got the Lemongrass P7. After tax and all it came to $405.
Amazing phone. Battery will last basically a full day of use with still 20 percent left when I go to bed. A small bug related to the unlocking of the phone was rectified with a recent update. This is as perfect a phone as it can get. And the price tag is absolutely incredible for what I'm getting.
same
I got the 7 a month and a half ago after the S20FE. It was very love hate at first, little things were different and minor annoyances (like not having a quick toggle for silent/sound, or rather moving it to the volume slider) but after getting used to it, I love it. What it does well, it does REALLY well. Hopefully they'll get the theme coloured icons to work with all icons soon.
Agreed a quick toggle for silent on the volume button would be a great feature. The button is extra steps. It's probably what I miss most from my Samsung phone.
could've got at least year more out of s20fe i believe,
@@wittyusername1 probably. But my screen was smashed and the cost to upgrade wasn't much more. And I like the pixel 7 more so....
@@etherealessence oh. makes sense
@Spit Dragon 💚 opinions are like assholes, everyone has one.
In developer options, turn all animations to 0.5x
90Hz will feel way smooth and fluid, to the extent that you won't find much difference with 120 Hz.
And im noticing the closing app animation has a faster animation compared to android 12
It's a cheat code which even makes a way cheaper phones punch way above its weight. I feel it's most VFM customisation to be done when setting up the phone
@@siriusblack5187 what is VFM?
@@phr3ui559 Value for money
The pixel 7 is my 3rd pixel phone. Pixel 2 XL was my first, loved the finger print scanner on the back. I then upgraded to the pixel 4 about 3 months before the pandemic hit. I missed the finger print scanner on my 2XL. With face unlock not working most of the time at the store due to my face having a mask on, the pixel 4 seemed like a step down at the time. I recently picked up a pixel 7 and I love it. Great battery life, finger print scanner and face unlock. My only complaint is, I wish it was just a touch smaller. The one thing I did really like about my Pixel 4 was the size, if the 7 was the same size it would be perfection.
I genuinely forgot I had a pixel 2xl too. I loved that thing.
I'm getting a new Pixel 7 in two days. So in lieu of the actual phone I'm watching a lot of videos. And yours was one of the best. Well produced, well presented. Clear, concise and made me even more excited for the arrival of my new phone. Just a great job with this video. Thanks so much!
did you purchased it? how is your experience ?
Bai@@rosan.Bhandarii Basically positive. The only sort of off putting aspect is it seems to have a mind of its own. I don't know if it's software updates or what but with some regularity I'll find settings I'd made changed to settings seemingly the phone has made. Not a big deal just a little annoying when it happens.
@@robote7679
I heard audio quality is poor. Is that also call quality? Or is one good and the other poor?
@@december8538Think your reply is for somebody else. I have a Pixel 7 and have had no trouble at all with either audio or call quality. Both have been just fine. From my experience I wouldn't worry about these aspects.
I have been using a pixel 7 pro for the past 3weeks and I have to say it's been great. My only gripe with the phone is no manual mode in the camera app.
Great review!! I had a Pixel 6, then got hold of a P6P. Great phone. Then for some reason I sold it and went back to Samsung. Didn't last long on it, and when an unmissable offer in the UK came up for the Pixel 7 (not the Pro) I bought it and now I can safely say that I won't be getting rid of it for a long time. There is a noticeable improvement over the previous model with regards to performance and connectivity. Have dabbled with the beta software but now back on the stable and it just does what I need.
I got Pixel 7 a week ago. I like everything apart from battery life. It's below average despite having almost 4300mah battery capacity. How much charge do you loose over night? I loose around 7-8% with everything off and just connected to wifi.
@@kunj035 I've seen reports on the GooglePixel subreddit where some are experiencing battery drain since the March update. Google may be able to fix it in a future update hopefully
I've had my Pixel 7 for less that 24 hours and when I woke up today I had a pink line from top to bottom on my screen. Other than that (which I will get replaced), I love the phone! Swapped from my S21 Ultra after being with Samsung basically forever, and honestly its a very refreshing experience for the price difference, it feels so much more worth the money already!
I've been loving my pixel 7 pro. I switched from the OnePlus 9 pro that was beginning to drive me CRAZY with software issues. I'm so done with OnePlus phones. Having a first party phone with the quickest updates has been great. And while OnePlus disappointed me greatly with their photos, this pixel phone has been amazing. I might be a Pixeler for life .
What software issues did you have with your oneplus 9 pro? And on which android version?
Damn that sucks 😅 I'm still using my 7 pro and it's working perfectly!
I am in the exact same boat as you. I'm currently using a OnePlus 8, and I've been a big fan of OnePlus for several years now. But their software, (which used to be one of my favorite things about the phone) is now beginning to drive me absolutely nuts and is making me want a new phone. There's nothing wrong with my OnePlus 8 from the hardware side, everything works fine. But the software is just UGH.
I agree with you about the photos. Took the Pixel 7 on vacation. Never took a bad photo! Whatever Situation I put it through. It would constantly deliver amazing photos. Have the Pixel 5 now I was hesitant on switching because I don't like the larger form factor Google is going with. but after a week of using the Pixel 7 I'm switching from the P5 to the P7. Best Camrea on a phone hands down!
I switched over to my Pixel 7 from an iPhone 11. Very happy with it. Even bought the Pixel Buds Pro to go alongside it!
I have the 11 pro. Not sure between getting the pixel 7 or S23
@@chrisuk1541 depends on your budget
switched from iphone X to pixel 7 pro life changing for me
Google offer much more for trade ins which is a deal for me
Pixel 7 is the first phone I had that I never thought about upgrading
Damn! your video capturing and editing skills are fantastic😍!!!
Love everything about the phone, except one bug that drives me insane, and ruins my experience - that elusive Bluetooth connection issue, well known but still unsolved after 3 updates already. It's not a general issue for every phone, but when googled it you'll find tons of reports, so I presume it is quite widespread. 4 BT headsets, from Senheiser, Bose, Anker and AKG, they all act the same with Pixel 7 Pro, while connect and work without any issues with an older Note9, a tablet and two windows PCs.
What's the issue. I just bought this phone to use with Bose quiet comfort earbuds 2
Bluetooth is just garbage in terms of sound quality lol the only good thing is ldac other than that it's not worth it, better to be wired with a dac/amp portable
Great video! You perfectly resume the phone and the experience that people can have around it. Here is mine !
I pre ordered the Pixel 7 back in september, and received it with the Buds Pro for free, and it's the best deal I've ever had!
My previous phone was the Redmi Note 7, and after 2 and a half years, the phone was super slow and laggy.. I'm currently a student but I work half of the time so I had money to buy a new phone! I'm also a tech addict who follow all the news and I knew that this Pixel 7 will kill everything on the market at that time, especially at this price! I was super hyped and when I got the phone, it litterally change my life, all the things was smooth, I can finally worked in good conditions and not wait the phone to load an app or processing something.
And the simplicity, the intelligence of the software are points that make our live better! Hope this phone will last for 4-5 years in my pocket, because i just love it!
the reason the "icon pack" is still on beta is because it actually isn't an icon pack. apps need to have support for it. the system then simply uses the "icon" and colors it according to your settings. so the problem are the app developers not adding support for it.
The microphone quality in the video is amazing. I love this phone, my wife wants a pixel phone as well. Will the 7A have the same software functionalities? I know it isnt out yet but maybe it was the same with 6 and 6a.
Pixels don’t tend to have different software capabilities between the main line and the A series. You’re just getting a lower res screen and plastic body. If the 6a is anything to go by, you’ll have the same tensor chip as the main line, same or similar main camera at less cost.
@@NyteStalker89 Thanks for the comment, I did read that the 7a will also have a 90hz screen switch on it so that sounds even better. My wife and I prefer smaller phones so she is probably going to get the 7a and I might wait for the 9a in the future (if its still the same size).
Returned my 7 pro, worst experience I've ever had with a phone. Laggy and the phone would overheat to 40°C in normal usage. Google told me this is normal, the phone started to disable the flash and mobile network due to this. One of the worst chips I've ever used.
It's kind of funny that people hate Samsung fab and absolutely trash talk exynos but praise pixels.
Yeah very true.
Tbh, one should not buy pixel or samsung phones bcos of crap exynos chips. These chips heats on even on basic usage.
I think the biggest problem is that they market the exynos being on par with the Snapdragon variant. Google markets the pixel as not being as powerful and not charges at much as the competitors.
@@eziofilho99 Performance might not be great but their neural engine is pretty awesome. They should have marketed AI from the start.
Tensor chip has been fabricated by Samsung for Google.. Exynos and Tensor are step siblings 😂
The Pixel 7 is the phone that is making me doubt about staying in iOS. It is very good for me and the battery lasts me like 2 days. I'm not a "power user" nor do I play games on my phone. Software's smooth, cameras are nice. Although, I'm a bit annoyed by the excess of the bokeh effect (for my test) that I get from photos taken from the main sensor with 1x, those get better if I get a bit farther away and use the 2x instead.
The only thing I do not like about the Pixel 7 is the dimensions... both size and weight, I'm not a fan. I'm using it along an iPhone 12 and I miss the 6.1" size (and would love a 5.4" or 5.8" like the iPhone Minis or the iPhone 11 Pros) and the very lightweight the iPhone is.
I bought the Pixel 7 (regular) Lemon grass a few months ago and was discounted minus $200 CAD. What a deal. I'm still enjoying my Pixel 7. I was using a Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus for 2 years+ which is still working. Very good review man :)
this video really helped me pick the right phone, i'm typing this right now on my brand new pixel 7 and so far i quite like it
11 months later, how is it? I’m thinking of getting one
I've just ordered the Pixel 7 for the camera alone, upgrading from the 4a which I've really enjoyed. I'm looking forward to seeing what it can do and how things have improved on the Google phones.
I love my 4XL right now. I'm not a fan of the extreme camera bump on the back, but I am realizing as I type this, that I actually tend to lay my phone face down anyway. hmm, haha.
Just decided to move on from my 3a due to breaking my screen to a 7plus ..I'll miss the unlimited photo storage, 3.5mm aux and back finger sensor...I may be back though. We'll see.
Same here.I still love my 4a, though!!
I am thinking of upgrading from my 4a too, how much does it heat?
@@prathamdhoka6418 hardly at all, the only downside is the fingerprint recognition doesn't work with a screen protector on. Other than that it's a great phone
The glass on the rear camera just spontaneously blew up on me today.
I still have my Pixel 6 and I love it. I just didn't wanted to change to Pixel 7 after only a few months.
I really wanted to buy a pixel but the availability and stores that sell them are pretty hard to find. When you find someone selling its 33% markup in some asian countries
It's Currently 350 long time iphone user got a pixel 6a and fell in love getting a 7 because at 350 USD it's easily the best bang for you buck
You guys based in Toronto eh? Dunno but I never realized that until I saw that CN tower picture in there.
Well... I got the pixel 7 around last December, never owned a pixel before, and a couple of weeks ago I dropped the phone down into a storm drain :) I got my phone back 3 days later and I let it properly dry. To my surprise, the phone was still working fine without any issue and the battery was at 47%, so yeah, I would recommend getting a pixel 7 if you are as clumsy as me.
This is the first time, I am seeing lag in Pixel + blur in images. Everyone praises it for always having a crisp shot of moving objects.
Literally just bought one last night for $289 from mint. Cant wait to receive it!
My Pixel 7 Pro has been absolutely a beast in every department for me and the features that Google Assistant brings to the table, which strangely weren't mentioned much in the video, are game changers. The fact that I don't have to hold my phone against my ear to listen to hold music whenever I have to call a business or that I don't have to deal with any sort of spam anymore paired with Google One VPN, secured me as a long term customer of Pixel phones and I won't be going back to Samsung Galaxy phones anytime soon unless Samsung is able to match Google in those departments. Google cannot afford to rest on their laurels even if on they're on the top of the smartphone game at the moment. They have a clear opportunity to capitalize on their Pixel phones features and software to steal market share from Samsung who's been dominating for so long.
One of the things I kind of miss in some of the reviews is....update policy. The fact that this phone gets 5 years of support (after release) is a great little extra that just pushed me to getting this over say an Oppo phone.
Samsung offers 5 years too now
OnePlus + Stock Android = Best phone
3 android updates + 2 of security updates ! Not the same as Samsung
Overheats, randomly restarts, randomly loses the network, fingerprint scanner and face unlock are atrocious... "Upgraded" from a pixel 4a and regret it every time I unlock it
Bought my gf the Pixel 7 for Christmas, she said she really likes it, I got it for $530 after taxes
I really love my pixel 7, can't complain anything 😊
I have had Samsung Galaxy phones for about 6 years. Picking up the new one every year. I got tired of all the bloatware on every Galaxy phone year after year. Decided to go with the pixel 7 and have loved every minute of it. I will never go back. I love having a clean OS.
The Pixel 6 running Android 13 is fine - not had any bugs and I got it in the UK for half the price of the Pixel 7. But I upgraded from a Galaxy 7 so it was bound to be far better.
Perfect presentation, perfect image, perfect sound!
I don't have a Pixel 7, butI'm enjoying a lot with my Pixel 6A here. More than with my iPhone 13 pro. And SUPER super cheap now!
I got the 7 pro, and after a few months I can say that the best pixel phone was the Pixel 5, which is probably my favorite phone ever made. It has a great form factor, light, has a good screen, the cameras do just what I need (zoom, great night shooting), and the battery lasts a decent amount of time.
The 7's battery life is underwhelming, its camera does not seem better in most situations and the size, well this is a personal choice, but I prefer slightly smaller and lighter phones.
Totally agree. I've not had an issue with the battery in my smaller Pixel 7 but I'd much rather have a Pixel 5 with the new camera and G2 processor
I like the balance of my 6a. Perfect screen size, feel in hand, 4400 battery and for me great performance. The 2 12mp cameras are exceptional. I own an appraisal business and used to shoot with an DSLR. This Pixel 6a takes exceptional photos. Best bang for the buck in smart phones in my opinion.
Asus zenfone 9 or Sony Xperia 5 series for compact flagships.
@@CerealforProtein Only issue with that is the ZenFone doesn't support wireless charging and Sony's update track record is poor
Haha., u r comparing 105 score camara with 147 score camara..
You make really cool videos, man!
i really just wish it was a 6.1 phone instead of 6.4 goofle really dominate the smaller form factor market. especially with the death of the iphone mini. hopefully the pixel 8 goes down a bit
I got my pixel 7 in january because my phone contract was up. And I can honestly say I haven't had any major problems with my pixel 7. The photos look great, the videos look great, the software has been awesome.
Got this phone for my mom in almost new condition for 200 euro, very happy with the purchase.
I have an 6A, currently saving for the Pixel 8.
Love your review. Very informative, calming, and high quality script. Keep up the good work
Quite literally the only thing about this phone I would change is the battery. It's not completely useless but it drains a lot while sitting and doing nothing than most phones I've owned.
Have noticed the same
Watching for the first time and Your Videos are really eye pleasing man! the quality and all the cinematics all are on another level! keep making these!
You’re just damn good at taking photos, I think you should upload dem photos on your instagram, I’d love to keep ‘em
I hope in future android updates we get our own theme store like Samsung that would be brilliant cause I love my pixel I have the 6a cause it was my firs pixel so wanted to see what like rather than splashing out in the 7 pro.
Great video thanks. Great to see majority of phones are great. You asked for comments on peoples experience so.... I converted to my wife to Pixel from Apple and she was very happy with the Pixel 5, but upon updating to 7 she's had nothin but problems with Bluetooth since Dec last year. Have contacted Google and they're reply is "Sorry' we're aware of a problem, it will be fixed in the next update" but there's been a couple of updates and it's still not working. Looks like it's a quite common problem too, agree with Florin M comments below, it's common across the Google community. Unfortunately it's come to next step contacting Google and requesting a Return Authority.
Loyal Pixel user since October 2016 thus far I've had P1, P3, P5, P6 and now P7 each one has been better than the last. the current iteration is easily the best one.
I owned nexus 5, 6, 6p, pixel 2, 3xl, 4, 4a, 6a and now 7. This is by far the most rounded phone i had since nexus 5, even though i enjoyed 3xl initially it felt as if it wasnt up their in android segment. I wanted to get my hands on 7 pro but at the price 7 was offered, cant beat it!!
This is very well put together. It felt informative and the approach makes it easy for even the least tech savvy person to understand what's what. Well done
6:10 Well, why would you want supersteady enabled at all times? It does lower quality, but it's better if you're filming something on the move. And yeah, I don't see why you'd want to film in 10 bit HDR at all times either, so I'm glad these are off by default. You really think the average person should have 10 bit HDR on for all their videos?
I have the Google Pixel 7 in Black, been using it for a few months now it is the best purchase
Can i ask what the battery is like please?
@@caw_caw_ the battery is great it has battery saver
@@harjitshardware how long do you geg before you charge?:)
Had the Pixel 7 since launch, honestly it's a great phone with all the features and camera, the battery isn't great compared to other phones, fingerprint sensor is very bad - works sometimes in daylight but does not work at all at night
@@Adam_Neeworth I agree with some of the issues you are having it is mostly related to software glitches... For me phone is going well
Great review! Thanks for working on it
Awesome video! You always deliver! This made me want to try out the pixel 7!
Loved Everything about this approach! Extremely well-paced and taught me alot about the Pixel!! Im a Samsung diehard fan, but THIS looks solid!!
I know the title is catchy and will get views but people are saying long term is 4 months to a year. Crazy.
6:38 did you really hit the button for your gas with the nozzle? You realize that's for your hand, eh? That's kinda messed up, brother 😅🤦🏻♂️
I switched to the Pixel 7 coming from iphone since the iphone 4. And wow I love it so much. More freedom and more features for the money. My family was mad at first saying things like "god I hate the green text" but hey I can't tell the difference. Good job google. And great video. You earned a subscriber. Keep up the great content.
Beautiful Mode Sonnet you have there in the background
I hope the pixel 8 pro will have better cooling and a brighter screen I'm worried about how my pixel 7 pro will handle the Arizona summer this year. And the display needs to get brighter, i can barely see my screen in direct sunlight with the p7p.
Got my pixel 7 for 400 dollars. Best buy of the year.
I’ve watched a few reviews on this phone and u gav the best review appreciated
Great video! Where can i get the wallpaper from the iphone 14 pro plz?
Switching from a one plus 8 pro to pixel 7 there was some annoying things such as the fingerprint was lacking behind the 8 pro
And the 120hz downgrade to 90 was noticeable the first while then you get used to a perfect display with the better handling because of the flat display which was one of the first reasons to switch phones to begin with.
Saying that the software experience on the google phone is superior let alone the camera system, Don't get me wrong even in today's standards the one plus 8 pro camera is very capable
The pixel 7 gets even slower wired and wireless charging than the one plus ! And even with that I consider the pixel 7 a better phone in general due to its stability and refined experience.
I've been an iPhone user for a long time, the last android I had was the Pixel XL and I loved it. I've been thinking about a switch back but I wasn't sure, this video has made me switch back!
I was loving pixel 7 until I started seeing how many short comings it has. Yes, it does have the best camera, yes the OS is the best Android, yes all those Google specific features are so handy but it fails in so many areas. 1. It is not the fastest processor. I use to think this doesn't matter because I don't play games but sometimes I can crash the phone or slow it down by opening too much and not having a snapdragon 8 gen 2 does effect camera performance and stops it from reaching bigger heights. 2. While battery life is great it's not the best. I've seen tons of comparisons where it doesn't look like it even ranks in the top 10. 3. The screen specs are not top notch. Yes it's a great oled but I'm sorry it should be 120hz. I do notice the difference even though people say they don't. It's no where near as bad as 60hz but in this day and age it should be in the phone. 4. This phones speakers are trash. My s21 and even my s20 fe have speakers so loud that in side by side I can't even hear the pixel. These speakers are trash.5. if you're going to take out all those things or skimp on them, just throw in all 3 cameras. I shouldn't have to dump $800 for the pro just for some of these features like 120hz and a telephoto lens be a use I don't like the pros size and curved screen. The 7a shouldn't be budget but should have launched alongside them or atleast have a 7 plus with 120hz and telephoto lens and priced right in between the 2 versions we got. I would have gladly paid the difference which is probably another $100. 6 and finally, my most annoying and hated thing about this phone that's making me switch, the charge time. This thing charges so God damn slow even on a 30w or higher charger. It is slowed down on purpose to save the battery long term same as iphone and I hate this. No matter what I do thos phone takes almost 2 hours to charge from dead to 100. In 2023 this is flat out unacceptable and as someone like me who uses my phone all day this thing can last from 8am to 9pm but I've found myself either waiting to go out on weekends till I have atleast 50% charge in 30 minutes or running out and being standard without an Uber. This may be a me problem but the charge time is waaaaay to slow and inconvenient. Bonus: this phone does not work to cast OR use an HDMI to connect to a TV. The only way it will do it is to buy a Chromecast for $60, not to mentioned the charger is not included in the box. Google is becoming greedy like apple.
The charging thing: Mine gets charged on the same charger for my Macbook Pro, which is a 60W AC adapter. In the past I did notice it randomly does this 'we're changing this slower to conserve battery' but not recently. It could be I turned off some setting without noticing or it could be one of the software updates Google did. I never paid attention to it much but one day when I needed to charge multiple devices I noticed the phone was at 97% in around 1 hour. To be fair, I think I charged it from 20%. I'm not sure if it kicks in with that 'we're changing this slower' when you charge from very low battery level.
I'm not sure what phone you had prior to Pixel 7, being a previous Android user, I already have Chromecast and not getting a charger was not an issue as I can use the charger from my previous phone just fine. The included cable was the important one as older phones didn't use USB-C cable yet. I've got so much USB charger, including power boards with USB power, it was good I didn't get another one. My previous Samsung phone was also only able to cast using Chromecast and no HDMI connection (hence why I already have Chromecast, bought from a previous sale when new Chromecast version were released so I bought mine for $10).
@julesverneinoz gooe god it's like you compromise your entire experience and all the convenience of having a smart phone
I didn't compromise anything @@jordanjackson8873, I think you read my comment wrong.
I was outlining how I didn't experience the same thing as OP and some of the points he raised were either a non-issue for existing Android user or a welcome change.
Excited with how the pixel 8 pro looks, I hope with that release, the 5g will have an open access for all countries
If google ever decides to make a phone for normal sized hands and pockets again, I'm ready to trade in my Pixel 2. 👍
That would be the Pixel 6a with an 6.1" screen.
Only few people buy it. Not worth making it for them.
@@ArunG273 As someone in the market for one, the issue is that it's hard to buy something that doesn't exist. So it's hard to know how it would sell. I'm also not talking about a neutered version. As a tech enthusiast, I simply mean a flagship phone in a "human sized" :) form factor. I'm also not suggesting they do away with the huge phones, there is obviously a market for those as well.🤷 The fact we consider the 6a which is still over half a FOOT long "small" is kinda my point 😁 but I assume you're right that me and the people I talk to must be in the minority. Having the option would still be nice though.
The rumored Pixel 8 size may be the one.. but 7 months away.
@@gboy888 100% what I'm hoping!
I just got this phone any tips to improve the battery life ? I’ve already tried a few tips
Watching on a Pixel 3A XL I've been using non stop for the past 3 years now. I'm only upgrading because the battery is starting to show its age. Best phone ever. Can't wait for my 7.
Shifted from Galaxy S10 plus to Pixel 7 four days ago. Honestly I felt the hype around the Pixel 7 is just more marketing and less impressive stuffs. The battery optimization Google is boasting about has been done quietly by Samsung for Galaxy series 2 years ago. And again on the overall UI experience, many of the experiences Google is offering and marketing alot about it, Samsung has done it quietly 2 years back. The design and hardware built quality of Pixel 7 is top notch, but let's see if that alone can make me stick to it in the long run.
Honest comment! Thank you!
Lmao Samsung stan
You tech reviewers pretty much universally started your reviews of Pixel 6 on a resoundingly positive note last year. Then, a few months later we discovered that no, actually the phones were a ‘bit’ buggy. Now you are giving a resounding endorsement to Pixel 7. But just reading through the comments on this video it gets very clear that there is an uncomfortable number of owners who have problems with the latest device too.
Which to me means that there is simply no way to get an objective, reliable review of Pixel devices from tech reviewers. Those rose tinted glasses you guys have on are just unshakeable. If these weren’t Google devices, you’d be scathing and sceptical.
I traded in my pixel 4a 5G for the pixel 7 and the phone has been solid. The battery life has been okay..but I switched off 5G and just use LTE and it lasts me the entire day with battery remaining. The pixel 7 has had the least bugs I've experienced in all my pixel phones I've owned in the past. The fingerprint scanner is hit or miss, but combining it with face unlock helps. As always, images are solid but I feel they should have an option to adjust the highlights and shadows. The photos seem a little too HDR for me. Overall it has been the best pixel phone I've had.
Hi. I am using a Pixel 4a. How are the speakers on the 7? I heard they are poor. And the reviewer hints at this, but he also says call quality is good.
I like the part where he says "machine learnings" :)
I've been using a pixel 6 pro, and I considered getting a 7 but it wasn't a big enough upgrade and my phone does what I need it to and takes great pictures.
6a owner here and - same. Probably waiting for the 8.
Superb review. I still love my Pixel 6 Pro, will upgrade to the 8 Pro iA.
Here's a real problem with the Pixel 7 Pro:
Screen burn/ghosting. That's after ±6 months. When that happens you should still be under warranty.
But the point is that, as far as quality is concerned, it's suspect.
Love my pixel 7. I chose it over a i13pro because of its simplicity and uncluttered os. I mainly use Google services so it's a logical option. I've been using Google phones since the nexus6p a long time ago....
I switch from Iphone 5S to the first Pixel phone years ago. I loved the phone until it started having software problems. Got a new Pixel phone from Google and it was amazing until 13 months later when software bricked the phone. It was the first gen and google sent me a Pixel 2 and it was amazing... until 13 months later when a software updated made the phone unusable. I got a Samsung note 9 and it always works, a couple of years later I got the 21 Ultra the release week it came out and I am still using it 3 years later and it has had no problems. I will not touch another pixel phone ever. I do not trust Google to put out software without someone else vetting it first. I love using android but I need my phone to work all the time no matter what and Pixel can't promise me this.
Hey Google we want a dash cam next
You are doing well getting 2 days battery life, I have a 7 Pro with dark mode enabled and only get just over a day and am not a particularly heavy user.
New Subscriber great video keep up the great work 👍
Any reports on the cameras breaking on the 7's?
I went to Vegas with the pro 7 and let me tell you the pictures came out amazing surprisingly even at night time
I have the Pixel 7 I love it. My only complaint with it is when it goes into extreme power saver mode and doesn't want to shut off. I tried and oh how I failed. It's charging now. I like that it takes hardly no time to charge. Everything just updates on its own. I don't have to wonder if I have enough time or battery life to wait on an update. I have a good case, screen and camera protector for it too. If I'm going to spend a week's pay on a phone I want to take good care of it. When I went to get a new phone they didn't have the Samsung S23 (I saved up for the Samsung too) I wanted and the guy at my carrier told me about how the Pixel 7 was and highly recommended it. I love that apps update automatically. I love the photo quality. I love everything else about this phone.
How is it shutter lag if you're taking pics like that, that's not normal. All in all really good job with this review. The video quality is fantastic and lots of solid points!
I come down from two Motorola phones, which use stock Android with some Motorola specific apps, but no launchers or skins. So the Pixel 7 felt quite similar to me. I must say the total stock Android experience is even better than I imagined though. I love it.
I've had my gripes with the fingerprint sensor not always working though and the camera having some weird colors and fuzziness here and there at certain low light conditions. Not even the cheaper Motorola phones had any of these issues tbh, so that's a bit of a shame though.
@samuelviets I have the normal Pixel 7 because I don't like the round sides and it just looks too huge to me. Pixel 7 is like the perfect smartphone size honestly.
Personally I think iPhones are overpriced for what they bring.
The Pixel is like the equivalent of iPhone, only a lot cheaper with the same functionality (maybe even better) because Google optimize the software to their own phones.
Boom! The best review i have seen on this phone. Thnx! Next week i have it in my hands 🔥
Brother try out pixel 6a best value smartphone in the world right now I using literally a whole new level experience ♥️🇮🇳
0:01 Dayum this NSX lookin' good
Hey, great video! What is the name of the smartphone you're using at 2:47 ? The one with the better quick toggles android 11