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Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro became official on October 6, along with the Pixel Watch and Pixel Buds Pro, as promised. The two phones are powered by Google’s second-generation Tensor processor and include a slew of photography enhancements.
Design and Display
The new Pixel phones are very similar in terms of appearance, although one is obviously larger than the other. The Pixel 7 sports a matte camera strip, but the Pixel 7 Pro has a glossy finish. The standard Pixel 7 sports a 6.3-inch AMOLED screen with 1080p resolution and a refresh rate of 90Hz. It supports HDR10+ and has a max brightness of 1400 nits.
Internals and Software
Both phones are powered by Google’s Tensor G2 processor, which was created in-house and is based on Samsung’s 4nm technology. It offers marginally improved CPU and GPU performance as well as greatly improved AI and machine learning capabilities. Memory choices for the Pixel 7 include 8 GB RAM and 128 GB/256 GB storage, but the Pixel 7 Pro offers up to 12 GB RAM and 512 GB storage.
Cameras
It offers modestly improved CPU and GPU performance, but greatly improved AI and machine learning capabilities. This enables services such as Photo Unblur, which can correct all of your blurry photographs with a single click.
Battery and Pricing
The Pro model also has a larger battery at 5,000 mAh, whilst the normal model only has 4,355 mAh. Both feature cable charging at 30W, wireless charging at 20W, and reverse wireless charging. The Google Pixel 7 will start at $599, while the Pixel 7 Pro will cost $899.
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