Here is the Pixel 7 Review Pro
Hello Peeps! So today we are reviewing the mush-hyped Google Pixel 7 Pro. Well, sometimes size matters (pun not intended), and when it comes to your smartphone, many of us prefer a bigger screen. If you’re part of that camp, you’ll want to know about the new Google. So without wasting any time futher lets jump tp Pixel 7 Review Pro.
Pixel 7 Pro: What’s new?
The inclusion of a polished metal ring overlaid on the rear camera array is the first modification you’ll notice. While all of the camera arrays in the Pixel 6 Pro and the Pixel 7 also protruded somewhat (see that article for more information about this series of phones), it is the material that has been upgraded. The battery life of the phone may be increased to 72 hours using battery saver mode (up from 48 hours on the Pixel 6 Pro), and face unlock is now available, whereas the Pixel 6 Pro did not. The phone has a new processor; it’s the updated Tensor G2 processor, which should make the phone speedier and comes with an Android 13 operating system.
Google Pixel 7: what you get
So lto begin the Pixel 7 Review Pro lets talk about what you will get! The Pixel 7 Pro is a somewhat larger version of the Pixel 7, but it also has several additional improvements and refinements over the Pixel 7 that may influence certain users’ decisions. It still has the exact same footprint as the 6 Pro despite having a 6.7-inch display and thin bezels. Snow (white), Obsidian (black), and the newest Lemongrass are the available colors (pastel green). The Pixel 7 features 128 GB, 256 GB, or 512 GB of storage and 12 GB of RAM (the same as the Pixel 6 Pro).
Design & Feel
Like its predecessor, the new Google Pixel 7 Pro feels slick and slippery and will likely need a case to keep it secure. The infinity edge on the Pro model slopes off to the side edges.
The phone sits quite flat despite the camera band’s noticeable protrusion, and given the glossiness of the glass back of the phone, the aluminum-wrapped camera band actually provides you something to grip onto.
With just a tiny hole for the front-facing camera, the screen maintains its nearly bezel-less design and is bright, easy to see, and detailed.
Not to forget, it’s got a 19.5:9 aspect ratio, an upgraded (over the Pixel 6/7) resolution with QHD+ (1440 x 3120) LTPO OLED at 512 PPI. Also, the refresh rate is also amazingly more powerful than the Pixel 7 at 12oHz meaning this phone should prove better for gamers and action video lovers.
Battery Life & Charging
The “Beyond 24-hour battery life” that Google Pixel phones are known for carries over here as well. This means that, depending on how you use it, you should have more than enough power for a day or two. If not, Extreme Battery Saver can stretch that up to 72 hours.
The Pixel 7 Pro has a 5,000 mAh battery, which is the exact battery specification.
You’ve got options for charging: Use the USB-C connector or Qi wireless pads, plus it’s got Fast charging with up to 50% charge in roughly 30 minutes (when using Google’s 30W USB-C Charger with USB-PD 3.0 (PPS), sold separately). Battery Share enables you to recharge your Pixel Buds Pro or another device via the phone’s back.
Camera
For years, Google’s smartphone cameras have consistently ranked among the finest. Even though there aren’t many noteworthy advancements to mention (unless you count the addition of capabilities like Photo Unblur and Macro Focus), there are a few noteworthy points to be made: There is a 5x optical zoom and a Super Res Zoom up to 30X.
Rear Camera:
- 50 MP Octa PD Quad Bayer wide camera
- 2 μm pixel width
- ƒ/1.85 aperture
- 82° field of view
- 1/1.31″ image sensor size
- 12 MP ultra wide camera with autofocus
- 25 μm pixel width
- ƒ/2.2 aperture
- 8° field of view
- Lens correction
- 48 MP Quad Bayer PD telephoto camera
- 7 μm pixel width
- ƒ/3.5 aperture
- 6° field of view
- 5x optical zoom
- Super Res Zoom up to 30x
- LDAF (laser detect autofocus) sensor
- Spectral and flicker sensor
- Optical + electronic image stabilization on wide and telephoto
- Fast camera launcher
Front Camera:
- 8 MP
- 22 μm pixel width
- ƒ/2.2 aperture
- Fixed focus
- 8° ultra wide field of view
Google Pixel images have always been crisp, bright, and colorful in my opinion. The macro option produced some entertaining images, and the 5x zoom proved useful. I was happy when the final shots were crisper despite the fact that the images on the screen appeared quite fuzzy when I jumped up to the 30x digital zoom.
Popular camera features are also making a comeback in this app, such as Cinematic Blur, which “makes Hollywood-like videos,” Real Tone, which more effectively and accurately mimics all skin tones, Night Sight, Portrait mode, Photo Unblur (to improve your blurry pictures, new or old), and Magic Eraser for editing photos like Photoshop right on your phone.
Overall Pixel 7 Review Pro: Google Pixel 7 Pro
Regarding a totally refreshed gadget, there isn’t any major magic going on here. The aluminum does give you a fresh design and some added flash, along with a few small camera and function improvements and a speedier chip. To be clear, the Pixel 7 Pro is a fantastic phone with a tone of helpful features, a fantastic screen, a reliable camera, and a long battery life, especially given that the pricing remains at the retail price of $ 1179 CAD from the previous year. Some may complain about the battery life or the lack of trendy new features when it comes to drawbacks, but if you’re looking for a new Android phone, you’ll undoubtedly adore the Pixel 7 Pro. and we hope that this Pixel 7 Review Pro really helps you!
