Review summary: Design: 4/5 - Features: 4/5 - Ease-of-use: 4.5/5 - Image quality: 4/5 - Value for money: 4.5/5 The Google Pixel 7 Pro is going to appeal to power users or those who prefer a larger display. The main upgrade with this model is the gorgeous 6.7-inch OLED display that's capable of a silky smooth 120Hz refresh rate. On top of the display, you'll also get a better zoom on your camera, which can be super handy if you're an avid mobile photographer. The standard Google Pixel 7 is a fantastic option if you're looking for a fully-featured Android flagship that doesn't break the bank. A combination of an excellent design, powerful Tensor 2 chipset, and class-leading camera features makes it a superb all-rounder and a great choice for most users. Pair it up with a free pair of Pixel Buds Pro and you've got a great value deal.

There's no doubt that, with the Pixel 7, Google has carved out a niche in the current mobile phone landscape. A seriously premium smartphone from one of the top brands that performs admirably but - and this is the crucial bit - doesn't cost a fortune. Review summary: Aesthetics 9/10 – Build Quality 9/10 – Performance 8/10 – Value 8,5/10 – Geek Satisfaction 8/10 On the other hand, a phone contract will cost you more in the long run and will also tie you in for at least 2 years. But, it breaks your costs up so you can simply pay for both your phone's costs and the cost of a SIM plan all in one go. The design isn’t much different from the Pixel 6 series and other than the Pixel 7 having a smaller 6.3-in screen. Google Pixel 7 will come in the new colours Obsidian, Snow and Lemongrass, while the Google Pixel 7 Pro will be available in a choice of Obsidian, Snow or Hazel. Google Pixel 7 or 7 Pro: which device should you choose? Obviously if you're looking to buy the Google Pixel 7, it is also well worth considering the larger Google Pixel 7 Pro. Both devices feature similar designs and features with 7 Pro simply making improvements in key areas.

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The Google Pixel 7 comes with a 50MP main camera, 12MP ultra-wide and 10.8MP punch-hole selfie cam. You can also record video in upto 4K ultra HD. Yes, the Google Pixel 7 is fully 5G, as long as you’re on a 5G data plan and live in a 5G switched area, you can connect to 5G on the Pixel 7. When is the Google Pixel 7 released? The Google Pixel 7 Pro has a little more of everything that is important for everyday smartphone use. In addition to the larger battery and three-lens camera, the larger OLED display makes the difference to the Pixel 7. As with its predecessor, the Pixel 6 Pro, it remains in the 6.7-inch format and has a resolution of 3120 x 1440 pixels in QHD+ quality. It also offers you an adaptive frame rate with a maximum of 120 Hz. This means that scrolling and gaming are very smooth, while you save power in static displays with a low frame rate. This means the Pro's display is not only larger but also sharper and more adaptable than that of the standard model. What differs from both the Pixel 7 and the Pixel 6 Pro is the maximum brightness. Google specifies 1500 nits as the top value, which is slightly more than the Pixel 7 and significantly brighter than the Pixel 6 Pro. Waterproof Aluminium Body The Pixel 7’s Full HD+ 90hZ display is sharper and brighter than the Pixel 6, and you can really tell the difference in bright surroundings. The OLED screen really is a joy to use, with rich colours and deep shades bringing digital content to life. How long does the Pixel 7 battery last? Ultra Wideband (UWB), Wi-Fi 6 (ax), 120Hz Amoled Display, Optical Zoom, Mobile Communications Standard 5G

In the market for a new smartphone? Consider the newly launched iPhone 15–the latest addition to the range. The iPhone 14 is also a great option for people who want hi-end tech for creating videos and managing their work. Apple has brought some of the great features of previous iPhone models and made them even better. With a rear camera with 12 megapixels, a 6.1 inch display, and up to 20 hours of battery life, it's an excellent choice if you're looking to upgrade. Or how about the iPhone 14 Pro? With an innovative dynamic island, 48 Megapixels and fast A16 Bionic chip, this iPhone is sure to give you the best of media and technology.

Uswitch Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) under firm reference number 312850. Camera specs across the market can be very similar, but Google stands out thanks to the processing power supplied by the new Tensor G2 chip. It’s given the camera’s features a real boostm especially a faster Night Sight, smarter Face Unblur and even full Photo Unblur. Is the Google Pixel 7 5G? Incremental improvement seems to be the general theme around new phone launches this year as Google has followed in the footsteps of Apple’s new iPhone 14, bringing out a Pixel 7 that isn’t entirely different from its predecessor. That said, there are still some decent upgrades - namely the new Tensor chipset that's hiding under the surface in both devices.

The Google Tensor G2 chipset is also a new addition to the Pixel 7 family, which might not be quite as good as the A16 Bionic chipset of Apple’s new devices, but will make the Pixel phones faster, smarter and safer to use. Proximity Sensor, Gyroscope Sensor, Accelerometer (G-Sensor), Magnetometer, Barometer, Fingerprint Sensor The main difference from last year’s device is in the camera, and in particular, the selfie camera which now has been upped for both the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro to a 10.8MP front camera. Other features also include a Macro Focus (for Pixel 7 Pro), higher zoom resolutions (30x zoom for Pixel 7 Pro and 8x zoom for Pixel 7) as well as real tone and movie motion blur, which will make your photography skills a lot better at capturing distant shots with more realistic colours and less wobble when filming. The Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro launch has brought some interesting and incremental developments to the Google flagship device. The Google Pixel 7 is a tiny bit smaller than the Pixel 6, losing one inch from the previous 6.4-inch display down to 6.3-inches. It’s a nice size that stands out in a sea of supersized Android devices.Super Res Zoom, Pixel Shift, Macro Focus, Real Tone, Movie Motion Blur, Guided Frame, Photo Unblur, Cinematic Blur, Magic Eraser, Motion Mode, Face Unblur, Top Shot, Portrait-Lighting