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By ExpertReviews
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The Pixel returns with minimal hardware differences but the price is low and, as a package, the phone impresses.
By SlashGear
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If you’re trying to decide between the Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 Pro, meanwhile, you’re going to have a tougher time. If the added screen size and slightly more powerful set of cameras is worth ramping up to the Pro’s $899 starting price, it’ll probably be worth what you pay. You might also find yourself debating whether you want a flat display panel or a curved-edge panel — a matter of personal taste that can really make or break a smartphone experience.
By Pocket-Lint
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The overriding feeling of using the Pixel 7 is that not much has really changed since the previous model. Yes, there are enhancements to some of the features and a slimming down of the body, and that does make a difference, but the essence of Pixel remains the same. It’s essentially like using a slightly better, more grown up version of the Pixel 6.
By The Verge
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The extra features that don’t quite land are just that — extras. They might one day evolve into something that makes the Pixel a smarter smartphone than the competition, but for now, the 7 and 7 Pro are just plain competitive. For anyone looking for an alternative to the two biggest players in the US, “competitive” is just what we need.
By Engadget
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For the Pixel 7, even without much in the way of new hardware, you’re getting a phone with a great screen, even better battery life and one of the best software packages around — now with new perks like an improved Direct My Call and enhanced photo processing. But most importantly, with a starting price of just $599, it’s a way better value than the basic flagships from Apple and Samsung.
By PCMag
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The Google Pixel 7 is the best $600 Android phone you can buy, particularly if you want flagship features and performance on a budget.
By AndroidPolice
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The Google Pixel 7 sticks with what made the Pixel 6 a success, down to design, camera setup, and processor choice. The refinements across the board make it a worthy upgrade, though, and a continuation of Google’s excellent in the smartphone department. This is the phone to get when you want Google’s vision for Android.
By Tom’s Guide
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The Pixel 7 builds on the Pixel 6’s success with the usual stellar cameras and a more advanced Tensor chipset. It’s not going to dethrone the iPhone 14 or Galaxy S22, but the Pixel 7 certainly puts up a good fight.
By TechRadar
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You feel the absence of features that are exclusive to the Pixel 7 Pro, but what the standard Pixel 7 does offer – from its distinct design to its creative and capable camera and intelligent user experience – make it a great value-for-money flagship buy.
By Wired
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Google’s new Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro look and feel better than their $599 and $899 prices suggest. Every time I have one in my hand, I feel like I’ve just stepped off the runway. Every time I use one, it feels like somebody put the smart back in smartphone. No need to shell out $1,000 to get a superior mobile experience. Heck, at $599, the Pixel 7 feels like a downright steal.
By IGN
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The Pixel 7 doesn’t make huge upgrades on the amazing Pixel 6, but it makes some impressive refinements that give the phone a far more polished feel. While you wouldn’t miss much by going with last year’s model to save a few hundred dollars, the upgraded Tensor G2 SoC may yet prove its worth as the phone gets more updates in the future.
By AndroidAuthority
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Google is finally making phones that us picky consumers actually want to buy, and not the phones that Google thinks we want to buy.
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