Google Pixel 7 Pro - 5G Android Phone - Unlocked Smartphone with Telephoto , Wide Angle Lens, and 24-Hour Battery - 512GB - Obsidian

Pros: Great OS. Love the operating system, Pixel Android is amazing. Works great with the Pixel watch, and Pixel buds. Runs very fast, very fluid, can play all games on the highest settings. Screen looks great, really great and bright OLED screen. Fingerprint reader is accurate and fast. Cons: Battery life is meh, it's only a 5000mah battery, phones with these batteries have existed for a long time. Was hoping for better. Doesn't last 24 hours when under use at all. Damage resistence is terrible. This thing needs to be protected. The screen (for some reason) can be easily scratched. I wouldn't want to risk putting my keys in here. The back aluminum metal that surrounds the camera will scratch and even chip if you just put it down wrong. The volume sliders and power buttons can be easily scratched. Overall: Good price but I'd recommend Pixel 7 (non pro). Get it on sale. Absolutely get a case, screen protector, and back camera protector. Side-note: Getting a screen protector for this thing has been beyond difficult. I'd recommend IMBZBK.

Disclaimer: This review is still very fresh as I have only had the phone for a day. I am also coming from a Samsung device. A Z Fold 4 to be exact. Why did I go from a one year old future of phone tech to a standard black rectangle? Well because not even a year into ownership the phone died, and Samsung's support is not great. So here is my slightly biased, maybe rose colored glasses review. I am really loving this phone. Setup was your typical Android affair. I am glad that I did not need Samsung's proprietary data transfer software that every other Samsung device needs. All accounts synced as they are supposed to thanks to Google. App locations and menu items are slightly different from OneUI but did not take long to adjust. What surprised me is just how much better my apps seem to run on this device. For some, unspecific apps I use for security they would mostly work, but pulling up video or network intensive portions would either be a slog or just not work at all. This happened on three generations of Samsung devices so I thought it was just poor programming. Now I just think it was bloat. On performance alone this is a full on winner and it will take Samsung some actual innovation to get me to come back. I did like aspects of the folding screen on my previous phone and I still see it as the future of phone tech. I think what I really wanted is a phone with this screen size and aspect ration that then folds to a bigger screen. Not something that is super skinny that folds out to a ratio that no one knows what to do with yet. It's hard to judge the battery life after just one day, but so far it's nice. Overall, if you are not sold on foldables, and you are tired to dealing with Samsung bloat, poor batteries, and customer waitus, this is a great option.

Going on my 3rd year with this phone, it is a good phone with some features no available on others. Call Screening , available on the pixel line, appears absent on other phones. Camera is good. My only thing I don't like is battery life could be better.

This is my second 7 Pro. I love this phone. It is easy to set up and works well. The screen size is perfect. I'm based in South Africa and there is no issue with that.

Although I happen to love this phone more than all the previous Galaxy phones. Less than 6 months with this phone the upper speaker started making distorted sounds and eventually quit working. Since it's only function is for calls and a few other sounds that you don't really notice missing until it has been diagnosed at the speaker is no longer working. I was wondering why my phone calls would end up hearing me but I could not hear them. For a while I thought I was in dead zones and I would end up having to call the people back. When the speaker finally gave up and months of troubleshooting with Google and YouTube and every other way to troubleshoot and all reboots over and over with this phone, it turned out the phone has a hardware problem. The upper speaker was no longer working. The only way I can take a phone call now is on speaker phone which uses the lower speaker and not very professional while doing business or when in the hospital which I happen to be in right now. Google says if you purchase the phone on Amazon (who is not an authorized dealer for Google Pixel phones), they are responsible for the warranty. Good luck with Amazon's customer service who has wasted over 8 hours of my time on recorded lines. Telling them that this is a business line and it is a recorded line makes them disappear. Even asking for a manager you end up with just another rep pretending to be a manager and then put you on hold forever. They transfer you to other departments who say they have to transfer you again to other departments or put you on hold constantly so a new person picks up the phone and you have to start your call all over again. I have to take a 2 to 3 hour window to make this attempt with Amazon each time until I get so aggravated and need to move on with the rest of your day. My last attempt with Amazon's terrible customer service I was put on hold for 1:53 minutes. I just put the phone down while I was working to see if anybody would ever come back on the line and of course they never have. I took a screenshot of the amount of time I was on hold on a recorded line to add to my list of wasted efforts. Purchasing from Amazon has gone downhill over the years and a client like me buys 90% of their supplies and products on Amazon lose money. Going to UPS store to drop off bad products or in the past few years returned items that are not even what you ordered or missing parts is a regular weekly trip to UPS stores. The only thing Amazon used to have left was customer service. Amazon has officially lost control of the only thing they had. Even the LIE of next day delivery or two day delivery is gone. Why do I even pay to be a prime member anymore when items are advertised as next day or two days and change during a cash out if you're lucky to catch it. Sometimes I look on the app for a product and get a price then switch to Google Amazon bring up the identical product for much lesser price. Is all that time wasted trying to not get screwed on prices and returning products 50% of the time even worth it anymore with Amazon? I even noticed this year that several items that were returned with tracking number saying Amazon has accepted the return show on the website that I still need to print the label. After repeated attempts to get reimbursed with customer service reps acknowledging that they receive their products, Amazon has refused to reimburse me. While being left on hold for hours at a time I started going back through my history and notice this on multiple items. They have accepted back in their warehouse but website still says print label. I have the UPS tracking number that matches that label saying it has been accepted at the Amazon warehouse and still no refund no explanation just putting you on hold or transferring you. I now have to go back through the whole year to see how much Amazon has stolen from me. I have done better Business bureau complaints that shows they have accepted their product back but their website still says Print label. The only thing Amazon could say is that they want to see a government ID for suspicious activity? That's their answer on BBB but they don't tell you how to give them that government ID. They already send you an SMS message to accept them on my account and have made me confirm my address email etc. How would I be somebody perpetrating and trying to get a refund for the identity they think I just stole. There's no common sense at all with that and they have no problems allowing me to spend money for months without ever mentioning that they think they're suspicious behavior on the account. The only suspicious behavior is theirs and their lack of customer service. I have noticed that all the tracking that went to a certain Warehouse in Hebron KY was the comment denominator for non-refund. After being burned with a cell phone by Amazon they are just not worth doing business with anymore. They don't care about the imported garbage being sold with fabricated name brands with prices that change by the minutes. They don't care that they are hurting people's businesses losing time and money. One of my clients purchased plumbing for a bathroom remodel in 2023 and it was a disaster of opened used products missing parts, wrong sizes, showing up late. I had to rebuild their whole bathroom at my cost losing my first client in 30 years. The only thing Amazon did is offer me a $10 Amazon credit for the thousands of dollars I lost. I now I have to go buy $1,000 phone with a more reputable company that will warranty the item if it fails instead of playing games putting you on hold or passing you off to the next customer service rep that will do everything but handle the issue. I'm sorry Amazon but you have lost control of customer service which was the only thing you had left. These past 2 months I have been in the hospital with several surgeries without a proper working cell phone thanks to Amazon who doesn't care about their loyal clients at all. They are more concerned about who's going to pay for the buy box on the sellers side. That's right Amazon will get you frustrated to the point of learning how they actually function and they are all about who is going to pay for the seller's buy box. They used to protect buyers in the past but they no longer protect even business accounts who need to make a living buying on this site. As soon as I can walk again Amazon has forced me to go back to stores where I will end up saving time and money. If anybody has read this far with this review look up Amazon complaints on better Business bureau. It may make you go back and look at your account after you figure out how to get through their accounting nightmare. If you can work spreadsheets it's the easiest way to figure it out.

Coming from a Samsung S series phone, I was excited to get my hands on this. I am an Android user so switching to a Pixel phone, was easy. Not going to say much about the OS itself only that I realized later that it only support 64 bit apps, and I had some 32 bit apps that I could transfer over. That was the first bummer. The curve screen. Not a big fan of curved screens. I though maybe that on a Pixel the curve screen would somehow look different but my biggest issue with the curve screen has been the inability to get a glass screen protector to work with a case protector. Unless you use film as your screen protector, the curve screen was not designed well to allow glass screen protectors to stick firmly when using a case protector. This was the second bummer. Antenna/signal strength. I use connect my phone to Android Auto. I occassionally that if my phone is in one my pants pocket that Google maps will have an issue connecting to the GPS signal. Once I take my phone out of my pocket and place it on the dash or cup holder the GPS signal will connect. That never happened with my Samsung S21+. Third bummer. Reliability. Just two months after buying the phone, the battery would not charge and the screen would turn off intermittently. Had to take it in to get it repaired and had no phone for about 3 days. It was under warranty. The repair shop had to replace the motherboard and the screen. My Samsung S21+ which I had had for nearly 3 years looked and functioned like a brand new phone when I got rid of it after buying the Pixel. Bummer number 4. I do like the phone a lot. It's size is perfect and the display is bright and clear. But I feel like this phone is kind of a let down for all the hype that Google put into it. I mean Google couldn't come up with a better design, a better build quality and a better user experience. How I miss my Samsung phone.

The pro is big. Really big. But it looks beautiful, and the cameras are amazing. From ultra wide angle to 5x optical telephoto. I preferred the fingerprint on the back because I could unlock it as I picked it up. But the trend seems to be fingerprint on the front and this one works very well. Better than my Samsung since it's a one-step operation. My Samsung I have to turn on and then I touch the fingerprint reader. On the other hand, my Samsung is better on battery life. Yes, I have two phones, a pixel pro for personal and a Samsung for work. I prefer my pixel.

Muy buen producto estoy satisfecho ya que lo ocupo para mi trabajo de día a día

Lo recibí en una caja sellada de fabrica, así que estoy contento de que lo recibí completamente nuevo, la experiencia con el celular a mi parecer es bastante satisfactoria, si se siente que se calienta poquito si lo uso mucho pero si le configuras que no esté a 120hz la pantalla , no se calienta y dura mucho la batería , es de 5000mha si no me equivoco

Magnifico teléfono, cumple con las 3b bonito, bueno y barato.

La gama pixel nunca falla, llegó en excentes condiciones y totalmente nuevo, execelente relación calidad/precio

A los tres meses de uso me ha dado mensajes que se está sobrecalentando, en ocasiones me pide desconectarlo del puerto de carga, cuando ni siquiera está conectado, se apaga, la batería se agota mucho más rápido de lo esperado. En general no lo recomiendo. Nunca había tenido un problema así con un teléfono. No vale la pena. Lo único bueno son las cámaras, y al usarlas por periodos mayores a 5 minutos, se va a calentar y apagar. Evita este teléfono y mejor ve por otra marca.

Si eres cyberpunk y bitcoiner este es el celular perfecto. Fácilmente pude instalarle GrapheneOS. Solo no olvides activar el OEM (necesitas conectarlo a internet brevemente para que se pueda). Si usas windows 10 tendrás que descargar los drivers de Android para que tu PC reconozca el dispositivo. Solo sigue las instrucciones de la página oficial de GrapehenOS. Ayudante con un tutorial de YouTube o Chatgpt si te atoras 😊.