Google Pixel 7 – Unlocked Android 5G Smartphone
Google Pixel 7 – Unlocked Android 5G Smartphone with wide-angle lens and 24-hour battery – 128GB – Snow
The chip behind it all.
Google Tensor G2 makes Pixel faster, more efficient and more secure, with more helpful features and the best photo and video quality yet on Pixel.[1]
Pixel’s Adaptive Battery can last 24+ hours.[2]
Hello, Hollwood.
Cinematic Blur keeps your subject in focus and blurs the background for a dramatic effect.
Your protection, built into Pixel.
The Titan M2 chip and the Google Tensor security core, an extra layer of hardware security, help make Pixel more resilient to attacks. [3]
Thoughtfully designed.
Pixel 7 is beautifully designed with recycled materials. [6]
Choose your Pixel.
 Pixel 7 |  Pixel 7 Pro |  Pixel 6a |  Pixel 6 |  Pixel 6 pro | |
| Display | 6.3″ QHD+ Smooth Display | 6.7″ QHD+ Smooth Display | 6,1″ FHD+ Smooth Display | 6.4″ FHD+ Smooth Display | 6.7″ LTPO QHD+ Smooth Display |
| Camera | 50 MP wide lens | 48 MP telephoto lens | 12 MP wide lens | 50 MP wide lens | 50 MP wide lens |
| Memory and storage | 8GB RAM, 256/128GB storage | 12GB RAM 512/256/128GB storage | 6GB RAM, 128GB storage | 8GB RAM, 128GB storage | 12GB RAM, 128/256GB storage |
| 24-hour battery | Wired & wireless charging [10] | Wired & wireless charging [10] | Wired charging [10] | Wired & wireless charging [10] | Wired & wireless charging [10] |
| Tensor and Titan M2 security | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Dimensions: | 19.55 x 7.32 x 0.87 cm; 195.5 Grams |
| Model: | GA03933-GB |
| Batteries Included: | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacture: | |
| Dimensions: | 19.55 x 7.32 x 0.87 cm; 195.5 Grams |
| Origin: | China |
This phone is just fantastic and couldn’t recommend it more. A stunning, flagship model that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg!
Been using my new phone for a good few days now. As described, not a mark on it. Works perfectly. Really impressed with the phone and very helpful seller. Would certainly use again thanks 🙂
My only problem with this phone is the fingerprint reader , despite loading and reloading my finger print it is very flaky . other than that it does everything I expect of a modern smart phone .
Only been using it for 24 hours, but what a superb phone this is.
Highly recommended
I love this phone it has a high spec and great features at a very low price. Other phones I was looking at were a grand plus in price this phone is just as good and for less that half that.
I am well impressed thanks.
Great phone. Fast and reliable . Good battery life . The only thing I don’t like is that the display is a bit glitchy when you are about to change tabs
I got a TORRO leather flip case for it too as a screen protector seems to interfere with the fingerprint ID.
Nice phone, not too big, not too small. Had help setting it up as I’m a bit of a technophobe but managed a good part of it on my own.
It’s taken a bit of time & practice to learn how to navigate my way around the phone but it’s the same what ever phone I am getting….
All in all I’m pleased & by buying the phone outright & finding a good SIM deal I have saved over 2 years 800.00 – not to be sneezed at!!!!!
Finger print recognition is a bit flaky, sometimes defaulting to pin entry.
Battery life is poor when using whatsapp calls, otherwise I thought it was acceptable when not making calls.
The fingerprint reader works first time nearly every time.
The camera is amazing, even though sometimes the colour correction is too aggressive, the night-mode photos come out great too.
The screen is also amazing, warning though if you come from samsung like I did then it may feel cheap and hollow if tapping on it with your nail but, you’ll forget some days in so don’t worry, the colours are also very nice.
The back feels very nice, the pretruding metal doesn’t bother me at all, if you got smaller hands then it may be useful to rest the bottom on the top of your fingers, I got larger hands so it doesn’t really suit that purpose for me though.
It’s a pixel phone, ofcourse it’s gonna be great, I paid around 500 for it and im a lot happier with it than when I paid double that years ago for my old samsung.
Battery is fantastic but it takes hours and I’m talking around 3 hours for the phone to charge.
The software is really good and responsive with all apps and it’s impressive.
You do not get a charger in the box. Only a wire to do the transfer of everything from your old phone, which I recommend as it’s 4 times faster than using Bluetooth.
The fingerprint scanner is on the screen and its performance is mediocre at best. It reads the print 1 out of every 3/4 times on average.
You get all your usual apps that are great.
The calling performance is good like most phones at this price point.
The absolute shining light of this phone is the camera and that’s the main reason you would purchase it. It’s fantastic.
Fantastic camera quality for great pictures , I like taken snaps and saves carrying the camera around .
Battery life was a must as my old phone a Motorola could easily withstand the likes of the well known brands and put them to shame . I have just tried it out on my pixel and got a full day and more without having to charge up . The only downside for me was the charger plug as one wasn’t provided but found one online no problem and scrolling back if you come from a phone that has a button like my old one did . To take you back it takes you a little to get use to .
All in all I’m so happy with my pixel device and definitely recommend if your looking for a phone that looks stylish sleek and compete to the most well known brands on the marke
I deduct a star from my rating due to 2 reasons. The first being that the battery life I have found to be rather disappointing for a new phone. It will easily get you through the day if not overtaxed, but struggles if gaming, playing music via Bluetooth headphones or extensively using Google maps. No fast charge adaptability also seems like a strange omission in these days.
My second issue is the fingerprint scanner which is very unreliable. I’ve added the thumbprint in with 3 different versions and the phone still fails to pick it up a lot of the time. Compared to the OnePlus 6 fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone which always picked up my fingerprint, this has been pretty disappointing.
I don’t like that you cannot remove the date off the home screen. Also, you can’t remove the search bar across the bottom of the home screen. In the box you get just a cable for charging with USB-C at both ends, which if you do not have where to plug it, then is useless.
It is very slippery when you hold it in your hand and feels like you will drop it, or it will slip off your hand.
The battery is OK so far. Here in the UK, having second SIM as an eSIM is a bit of a pain, but hopefully the networks will catch-up soon.
Coming from Motorolla, will I stay with Google for my next phone, so far I am not sure. Ask me in a year’ time.
And there is more of such examples in every-day use that makes me like the phone. Google knows everything about me and it shows. Few years ago Google started sending us unusual amount of prenatal product commercials and article suggestions – we looked at each other with my wife and bought pregnancy test. Yep – Google knew before we did – that is no joke. I laughed so much when Pixel needed my permission to know my location during phone setup.
I did comparison between old Pixel 3A XL camera and the new camera on Pixel 7. Pixel 7 has very nice wide angle, knows to reduce space usage for photos that do not need big resolution, does better job with imitating depth-of-field blur on portraits. But there are things that I like in Pixel 3A camera better – somehow they knew how to calibrate the colours vs sharpness and exposure. Pixel 7 is overdoing it sometimes. That photo of a shopping list for example: I put a post-it note on a desk and take picture of it from 10 inches distance. The 3cm space and text around the edges of the paper are out of focus with the very edge of the paper totally blurred. Very annoying – I tried to use DropBox Scan feature on one of my documents once and couldn’t because of it. It was no problem with pixel 3A. Overall though I like the phone. It stays cool no matter what I do with it. I cannot comment on processor speed etc. I never use it for gaming or other processor taxing activities.
Battery life was full 26 hours when I was really using it a lot: recovering all apps and contents from my old pixel from the cloud, setting up all the apps and playing with it to learn about the new features (most of them meaningless). Now it lasts full 48 to 72 hours just checking emails, calendar and using maps for driving. Without turning on extreme battery saver. Extreme battery saver is another useless feature BTW. There is almost no difference to putting your phone on airplane mode or even turning it off completely. Life without a smartphone is no longer possible. You cannot pay for anything, you cannot book doctor appointment for your kid or confirm your identity to check-in for your flight.
I love the wide-angle lens and wide angle in selfie-mode. It takes pictures at night only with street lights on and without using night mode. My four-year-old wouldn’t stay still through 15 seconds that the new night-mode needs. Awesome family pictures! For this reason alone I love the phone.