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GOOGLE PIXEL 7 PRO
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Characteristics GOOGLE PIXEL 7 PRO
Screen size6.7 "
RAM12 GB
Internal storage512 GB
AnTuTu796300
Capacity5000 mAh
Description
The Google Pixel 7 Pro is a smartphone that integrates a range of solid hardware and software features designed for a balanced user experience. It comes equipped with 12 GB of RAM and a powerful processor that enables smooth multitasking and efficient performance across applications. The device includes 512 GB of internal storage, offering ample space for files, media, and apps.
Its display provides clear visuals and good responsiveness, enhancing the experience for both content viewing and everyday use. The camera system delivers strong imaging capabilities suitable for a variety of shooting conditions. With a 5000 mAh battery, the Pixel 7 Pro supports lengthy usage times, and it includes wireless charging for added convenience.
Connectivity features such as NFC and 5G are built in, allowing for fast data transfer and mobile network access. The overall design maintains a modern and functional aesthetic that aligns with current smartphone standards.
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Anonymous
I don't know what you are talking about. The 7 Pro has no manual focus option. My comment is very clear.
As I said: "the manual lens selection doesn't let you choose the 233mm and 48mm cameras."
And "already without this "feature" you could force the periscope camera by zooming more), but it doesn't avoid that the camera app uses a crop from the 116.5mm camera instead of using the 233mm camera in low light conditions".
Even Google's engineers themselves note in the exif data whether the 12 megapixel 233mm camera (no binning) was used or whether they used a crop from the 12 megapixel 117mm camera (analog binning).
WtfUTalkinBout
This comment makes no sense and has no idea what he's talking about. The beta update worked great with "Pro" mode and manual focus is better than other devices. Still has lowlight issues with a bit of noise, but can be fixed in post.
Anonymous
Google's latest feature drop is said to include manual lens selection for Pixel 6 Pro and Pixel 7 Pro, but for the 7 Pro, this feature is basically useless.
The 7 Pro actually has 5(!) cameras (five different fields of view with 12 megapixel) due to analog pixel binning: 13.4mm, 24mm(binning), 48mm, 116.5mm(binning), 233mm (whereas the 6 Pro always uses binning and only has three). And the manual lens selection doesn't let you choose the 233mm and 48mm cameras.
So, manual lens selection avoids that the camera app chooses a crop from the main camera instead of using the periscope camera in low light conditions (in contrast to the 6 Pro, this happens rarely, furthermore, already without this "feature" you could force the periscope camera by zooming more), but it doesn't avoid that the camera app uses a crop from the 116.5mm camera instead of using the 233mm camera in low light conditions (this happens always), so this feature is nearly useless for 7 Pro users!
And in contrast to the Pixel 8 Pro, you can't save 50 megapixel 116.5mm photos, which would nearly solve this issue. So, really not useful. Even manual focus would be more useful.
pablosin
I've had my pixel 7 pro for 3 weeks after using a OnePlus 6T for 4½ years and can easily say that I should of considered the OnePlus 11 more closely.
the pixel is a good phone... very good camera & video with lots of useful options... but in comparison to even my old mobile there are notable short comings.. there's alot of annoying Google stuff embedded into the phone...you cannot even remove Google weather icon or search bar from the home screen plus your stuck with a large notification area wether you want it or not..hardly customisable..i so wish it had volume shortcut for the lock screen as well, the alert slider button to the side is sorely missed from OnePlus.
as i say..it is a good mobile phone.. but if you've a OnePlus or iPhone already then stick with it.
mediocre, I'm re-charging every evening.
Anonymous
available built in auto call record?
Prince
I really really really love this phone and I can't think same thing else whiout this phone
aman ras
I travel alot and what is important is clear crystal picture so I can its excellent mobile especially zooming and photo stabilizer , basically its good for spying and taking crystal clear picture esp telescopic camera which x 30 zoom .which is amazing . its also good if you going for conferences and taking picture of slides.
some negative points:
1: regarding magic eraser its useless, it make the picture ugly so if buying it for this reason then don't w aste your money.
2: battery certainly let you down, now a days we use mobile all day unfortunately the battery doesn't last more than 8hr so always have back up battery or the fast charger line which come with it .
otherwise 7pro and 8pro are the best phones among all pexils
Edo
Very underated phone. Price is very low compared to quality of this phone. I own it and phone is brutal! Camera is perfect, phone never freeze or lag.
Digitalbullits
If you're going to rant and boil over into politics, at least make the first sentence you write an accurate one. The pixel 5a was the last Pixel with a secure OS available and a headphone jack. A DAC isn't expensive unless you buy an expensive one. You know how much these DACs inside 99% of devices cost? $3. You can pay $9 and get several USBC to 3.5mm adapters, which all have a DAC built in except for the 1% that are passive. How about getting one with no cable and a right angle, with 32/384 support. If you want a device with great audio....get an LG device