Pixel 7

Google Pixel 7 – 128GB

Sleek, Smart, and Surprisingly Powerful

The Pixel 7 is like that one friend who’s effortlessly cool—clean design, smooth moves, and always ahead of the game. Released in October 2022, this phone refined everything that made the Pixel 6 series great and polished it into a more compact, user-friendly powerhouse.

✨ Design That Slaps

The Pixel 7 keeps the signature camera bar from the Pixel 6 but replaces the matte black with an aluminum frame that blends into the edges for a more premium look. It’s more compact with a 6.3-inch display, which makes it easier to use with one hand (finally, no pinky strain 😩).

With Gorilla Glass Victus on the front and back, plus IP68 water and dust resistance, this thing feels like it can handle everyday life without needing a tank case. And it comes in some chill colorways too—Lemongrass? That’s bold.

📱 Display – Bright and Smooth

The 6.3-inch FHD+ OLED screen is super sharp with a 90Hz refresh rate. Not as fast as the 120Hz on the Pro model, but still hella smooth for scrolling and gaming. The brightness boost in this model makes it super visible outdoors—even under direct sunlight. No more squinting like a grandma at brunch.

🧠 Performance & Tensor G2

Under the hood, it’s rocking Google’s Tensor G2 chip—basically the smarter, more refined version of the original Tensor. Everything’s snappy, from switching apps to using live voice features like real-time transcription and translation. Plus, 8GB of RAM holds it all together like a champ.

Daily use? Smooth as butter. It doesn’t overheat easily, and it runs demanding apps just fine. Maybe it’s not for hardcore gamers, but for everyone else? Absolute win.

📸 Cameras That Just Get You

Pixel 7 carries a dual-camera setup: a 50MP main sensor and a 12MP ultra-wide. It doesn’t have a telephoto like the Pro, but trust—it still snaps photos that beat out phones twice its price. Low light? Nailed. Skin tones? Accurate. Zoom? Surprisingly solid even with just digital enhancements.

Google’s camera smarts are here in full force—Magic Eraser, Photo Unblur, Night Sight, and Cinematic Blur for videos. You take a picture, and Google just makes it better without you lifting a finger.

🔋 Battery Life & Charging

The Pixel 7 packs a 4,355mAh battery, which easily lasts a full day for most users. Heavy scrolling, watching YouTube, Insta, some GPS? Still holding strong by bedtime. It supports 20W wired and wireless charging. Not blazing fast, but gets the job done. No charger in the box (yeah… again 🙄).

✅ Pros

• Compact and comfy in hand
• Clean Android experience with fast updates
• Excellent camera performance
• Great performance for everyday use
• AI features that make life easier

❌ Cons

• No telephoto lens
• 90Hz instead of 120Hz (if that matters to you)
• Charging is mid-tier

Final Vibe

The Pixel 7 is the sweet spot: powerful but not overwhelming, smart but not flashy, and reliable AF. It’s perfect if you want flagship-level performance without emptying your wallet or carrying around a tablet-sized phone. Whether it’s your first Pixel or an upgrade from something older, it hits all the right notes.