Google Pixel 7 Pro Android 5G Unlocked Smartphone with Wide Angle Phone/Lens, 24 Hour Battery, 256GB, Snow

Good phone Fast and display very good Google need to work on battery life

別の方の評価を見てやや心配でしたが、自分が買ったものは新品でキズも無く、翌日すぐに届きました。 設定もすぐに終わりSIMを指してから、すぐに使えます。 ただ、アンドロイドの更新（インストール）が非常に時間がかかって、一晩かかりました。それ以降は普通にサクサク動きます

Es un gran celular. Tengo más de un año con este celular y es una opción excelente respecto al precio en que lo adquirí. No me ha dado ningún problema y llegó en excelentes condiciones (nuevo y empaquetado)

注文したらすぐ届いた。 中古スマホの割にはきれいだった。 だが、不満なのはスマホのスペックが糞。 画面は湾曲してるわ、バッテリーの持ちもデカい割に悪い。 AndroidのOS作っている割にはシステムも糞。

At a week into ownership, this is running Android 15, and my experience has been all positive. If you're at all concerned about Snapdragon vs Tensor 2 (among similar 2 to 3 generation old phones), don't be. Yes, on paper and in many reviews, you might be lead to believe that the Tensor 2 will never keep up with a Snapdragon phone. I'm not a gamer, and so while that may be true as it applies to A-list games, otherwise in real life usage, this Pixel 7 Pro is fantastic. The form factor, size, weight and build quality are perfect. The battery life is so much better than the Galaxy S21FE that this replaced, it's ridiculous (yes the S21FE has a new battery installed). The variable refresh rate screen not only looks amazing, but contributes to the superior battery life. Network performance (WiFi and 5G) are probably better than any other Android phone I've used. The on-screen fingerprint sensor, though often reported to be finicky, has worked fine for me. Photos look great, and not being a pro photographer, it takes good point and shoot pics. The camera bar on the back is said to scratch easily, but I picked up a case that had a raised lip around it. Problem solved. One other thing that's nice, is that being a Pixel from Google, you get one set of apps with the OS. No "other company" branded browser, gallery, messaging app, wallet, etc. With respect to customization, I have always had (and still do) Nova Launcher on my Android devices, and that suits me fine. Overall, for about $430 (as of Nov 2024), for a 256GB variant, brand new, I don't think you'll find a better phone. Keep in mind too, that all bands for all US carriers are supported (I'm on Mint Mobile), and the native Google Phone app supports visual voicemail (my Samsung did not). I'd absolutely buy it again, and once the Pixel 11 hits, I'll likely go to a Pixel 9.