Google Pixel 7 Pro
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- 09 Aug 2023
One advice never ever buy this, I did it 3 months ago on google store, and UPS lost the package and I still fighting with UPS and Google to take my money back, no one of this two companies cares about customers, believe they not deserve your money.
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- Anonymous
- tRs
- 07 Aug 2023
It's single physical SIM but you can switch between that SIM and an eSIM.
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- Steve
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- 07 Aug 2023
Anonymous, 05 Aug 2023Google bought Android doesn’t written Android from scratch ... moreSame as Microsoft bought DOS and dominated the original PC platform from beginning, before developed Windows to dominate the World.
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- Anonymous
- 3Y2
- 05 Aug 2023
Anonymous, 26 Jul 2023GP isn't making hardware other companies does like the... moreGoogle bought Android doesn’t written Android from scratch like Apple written IOS from scratch.
- Yong Farlight84
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- 04 Aug 2023
ASKIN, 03 Aug 2023its single or dual sim?? Single physical sim
Slow 20W charging hope the 8 pro will have at least 65W charging 80/100W will be ideal for the 1-100% 30min full charge in 2024
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- 6cm
- 03 Aug 2023
its single or dual sim??
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- Anonymous
- pdw
- 28 Jul 2023
Dskmrjt, 25 Jul 2023Disagree. Pixel build quality is certainly at par with ipho... moreI agree with you. I own s23u, my friend have 14 pro max and pixel 7 pro. Whenever I hold all of them I feel they are premium devices. Build quality is great however design is a completely personal thing.
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- Anonymous
- CbG
- 27 Jul 2023
Abhishek1, 26 Jul 2023No heating issues at all. I am not into gaming, so haven�... moreThanks for the information
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- 27 Jul 2023
I had a Samsung S8 for almost 6 years, and I liked it a lot, but it was getting long in the tooth. The battery wasn’t lasting very long even after I replaced it, it only had Android 9, no 5G, etc. So I looked for a new one. I initially wanted another Samsung, but I hated the fact that they backed off the QHD resolution in favor of 1080p. To get the QHD res, I’d have to buy their $1300 model, and that was WAY too much for a phone. So the search began for an alternative. I was intrigued by the Oneplus 10 Pro. It had the high res, the camera sounded good, and the overall quality seemed decent. The price was in the $700 range. Not too bad. The problem was that my carrier said they didn’t support it, and that was the end of that. So I looked at the Google Pixel 7 Pro. The camera gets a lot of praise, it has the latest Android (and will get updates), it has the high res and 5G. Sounded good, but it cost 900 bucks. Ouch. Then it went on sale. $700 with 24 month financing. So I went for it. First impression: It’s BIG. The extra screen space is nice, but it’s really pushing the practical size limit for me, since I do everything one handed. Screen is very nice—tack sharp AMOLED. More impressions: It’s noticeably faster. Silky smooth in operation. I’m not a gamer, so I couldn’t care less about the benchmarks some people seem to obsess over. To me, it’s damn fast. The camera is great, best I’ve ever had in a smartphone. Most pleasant change: The battery! I was used to charging the S8 several times during the day, even when it was just sitting there doing almost nothing. But the Pixel barely goes down a few percentage points during the day, unless I use it heavily. I also love the lack of bloat. It isn’t loaded down with the “stuff” Samsung puts on their phones. Maybe that helps explain the much better battery life. Nice. Now for the negatives: I hate that smartphones abandoned headphone jacks. I blame Apple for starting that nonsense. Fortunately, a Google dongle was cheap on Ebay (but then, I can’t listen and charge at the same time unless I buy a mat. Sigh). Second, it kind of bugs me that there’s no microSD slot. I’m stuck with the 128 GB in the thing. OTOH, I still have almost 80 GB free even after loading it with my books and music, so I don’t honestly think I need more. I had to get used to the lack of LED notifications, but I like the fact that the lock screen appears when I just pick it up AND notifications appear on it. It was a pleasant surprise to see how much better the Toyota app behaves now. Speakers are nice and loud. It feels better to use my thumb on the front to unlock than having to use the back for that. Overall, happy with my choice. Hope it lasts several years.
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- Nvm
- 26 Jul 2023
Is Google Pixel phones availeble in South Africa?
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- Abhishek1
- Ech
- 26 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 26 Jul 2023Any heating issue? How's the battery backup?No heating issues at all. I am not into gaming, so haven't checked that though. But I run multiple professional apps including company portal, authenticator, blackberry work, etc and have chats, emails, drives, docs, photo editors open simultaneously. No lag or stutter whatsoever. Animations are smooth and fluid... Battery lasts me one full day with 100% charge in the morning. I have the Google 30W charger which fires up the phone from 10% to 100% in 1 hour approx, which works well for me.
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- 26 Jul 2023
The Majority of y'all discussing neither have a P7P, a S23U nor a 14PM.
Y'all probably be riding Poco M3 with Fortnite on Low Settings and brag about how "your" S23 smokes this Phone and that Phone.
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- Anonymous
- CbG
- 26 Jul 2023
Abhishek1, 25 Jul 2023My pixel 7 pro is still the best phone I have used in years... moreAny heating issue?
How's the battery backup?
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- 26 Jul 2023
Dskmrjt, 25 Jul 2023Disagree. Pixel build quality is certainly at par with ipho... moreGP isn't making hardware other companies does like the modem in Tensor g1 and G2 has samsung modem. Goo.. is software company and was started ages after real cellphones just like the forbidden fruit iPhone as well too.
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- Ech
- 25 Jul 2023
My pixel 7 pro is still the best phone I have used in years even after 7 months. The UI is butter smooth, everything is quick without any stutter or lag - amazing software experience for me having switched from an iphone 12. Pixel's speech recognition is the best in town - I can literally control the anything in the phone by just speaking to it. Otherwordly experience with Pixel this time and will forever be a Pixel fan. Clearly, Android phones from other OEMs are not as smart.
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- 25 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 24 Jul 2023Built quality of iPhone and galaxy’s ultra can’t be compare... moreDisagree. Pixel build quality is certainly at par with iphones and Samsungs of the world and certainly far superior than any Chinese phone including OnePlus. Hardware and software integration of Pixel 7 pro in particular is unparalled. Barring Iphone, no toher OEM can match that.
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- Anonymous
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- 25 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 15 Jun 2023Only CRT's suffer from burn in? 😊 https://youtu.be/4xJ... moreHave you actually watched this "video". It is gibberish. And wrong.
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- 24 Jul 2023
John, 25 Jun 2023I hate it SO much. This is the first smart phone that I hav... moreSounds like you just don't know how to use your phone keyboard properly. Take the time to learn how the keyboard works and its great. You may also need to turn off some smart suggestion features that are on if you can't get used to them. If they're on and you ignore them you run into this issue.
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- Anonymous
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- 24 Jul 2023
Dadido, 01 Jul 2023I bought a Pixel Pro in October 2022, by March 2023 the Sim... moreBuilt quality of iPhone and galaxy’s ultra can’t be compare to pixel phones pixel phones might be built as Chinese mid and high end phones.