I have only truly loved one cell phone. That was my Samsung Galaxy S4. My Galaxy S1 was so cheap it didn't even have a flashlight. My S7 annoyed my so much I literally threw it out the window. I upgraded to the Pixel 3XL.
That was a (mostly) good phone. From day 1, the internal GPS was messed up so it never told my Nest thermostat I was home, and the thermostat would always change to away mode while I was still in the house. Using store apps was also difficult as it would think I wasn't in Walmart, or Home Depot, and not allow me to search for items in the stores.
C'est la vie, I lived with it for 4 years, until it's quirks and foibles had me to the point where I smacked it with my fist and cracked the screen. So much for Gorilla Glass. No bother, I scored the 7 Pro on sale.
The 7 Pro keeps some great and useful features from the 3Xl, such as double tap the screen when it's off to bring up the lock screen. Love that. I'm a troglodyte and basically use my phone to talk, text, browse, and take the (very) occasional picture. I could easily get away with a midrange phone, but I like big screens, and fast processors. The sale price was a good deal, so I bought this.
Features I love that were not on my 3XL; double tap the back to perform a preset command. You can use it to take a screenshot or pause the media you're playing, etc. Very handy! The lock screen gives the option to have the clock in one grid, as opposed to the 3XL, once it was updated to Android 10, wherein the clock was split into top and bottom for hours and minutes.
The phone seems a good deal faster than the 3XL. The upgrade to Gorilla Glass Victus from GG5 should hopefully help prevent damage. I don't know whether it's the GGV, or the liquid glass I had applied to the screen for protection, but the glass attracts a lot of dust! I must clean it regularly. I also don't really care for the curved glass on the screen edges. I'm not really sure what the point of that is, but it can make reading text difficult, and it can cut off letters on the edges.
It is a big phone, which is what I wanted, but it will be difficult to perform one-handed operations unless you have big hands like myself. Even then, it can be a chore. The one thing I don't like, is the sensitivity of the screen. Holding it one-handed, I use my thumb to scroll up and down. This will easily cause the screen to think you're long-pressing, and highlight the text to allow you to copy/paste/google search, etc. It's the single most annoying quirk I've discovered.
I've tried adjusting the screen sensitivity level to no avail. My 3XL never did this, and the screen size is virtually identical to the 7 Pro. The only fix, is to adjust how I hold the phone so that my thumb is more perpendicular to the screen and not as much of my thumb is touching. This means that it's not as secure in my palm so I have to take great care not to drop it.
Overall, I like this phone. Samsung has a lot going for it, but I'm happy with my purchase. It's also very easy to use and set up. While I'm certainly not a noob, I'm not as tech savvy as I could be. Yet, I had the phone up and running within an hour or so with all my configurations locked in, and adjusted. And no GPS issues either!
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The most powerful Google phone yet.[1]
Meet Pixel 7 Pro, Google’s best-of-everything phone. Powered by Google Tensor G2, it’s super fast and secure, with an immersive display, amazing battery life, and the best Pixel camera yet.[17]
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Super Res Zoom for crisp details from far away.
Capture amazing photos at a distance with the 5x telephoto lens and up to 30x Super Res Zoom.[5]
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Macro Focus finds beauty in the details.
Even your tiniest subjects look extraordinary – raindrops, rose petals, or a blade of grass.
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Keep your subject in focus and blur the background for a dramatic effect.
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Pixel makes it easy to transfer apps, photos, messages, and contacts in a few steps.[10]
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Display6.7" QHD+ LTPO Smooth Display[4] - up 120Hz | Display6.3" FHD+ Smooth Display[4] - up to 90Hz | Display6.1" FHD+ display[22] - up to 60Hz |
Camera48 MP telephoto - 50 MP wide - 12 MP ultrawide[9] - 10.8 MP front camera | Camera50 MP wide - 12 MP ultrawide[9] - 10.8 MP front camera | Camera12 MP wide lens - 12 MP ultrawide[9] - 8 MP front camera |
Camera featuresMacro Focus - Super Res Zoom[5] up to 30x - Real Tone | Camera featuresSuper Res Zoom[5] up to 8x - Real Tone | Camera featuresSuper Res Zoom[5] up to 7x - Real Tone |
Memory and storage12 GB RAM - 512 / 256 / 128 GB storage[12] | Memory and storage8 GB RAM - 256 / 128 GB storage[12] | Memory and storage6 GB RAM - 128 GB storage[12] |
Battery and chargingOver 24-hour battery[3] - Wired and wireless charging[21, 23] | Battery and chargingOver 24-hour battery[3] - Wired and wireless charging[21, 23] | Battery and chargingOver 24-hour battery[24] - Wired charging[23] |
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To preface this review, I probably should never have bought this phone. After watching my partner suffer through numerous issues with her 6 Pro (3 hr screen-on time and BURNED cases being the slightly more egregious issues), I decided to give her my prized S22 Ultra. It has been years since I owned a Pixel, and I missed the stock Android interface anyway. Surely Google would have fixed the issues with the new 7 Pro... What could go wrong?Long story short... A lot.The Pixel 7 Pro is easily the worst flagship-grade phone I have ever personally owned. While not without its merits, I would advise anybody who is not a die-hard stock Android maniac or devout JPEG picture-taker to look elsewhere. Because my issues with this phone were so numerous, I will list them in bullet points so this review is not the length of a college thesis paper. I have received a replacement unit from Google in my time with this smartphone as well, and these issues were constant across both. Fool me twice...1.) HEAT. Jeez, does this thing get hot. On mobile data? Hot. Wifi? Hot. Doing absolutely nothing? Hot.This is thanks to the dumpster-grade Samsung modem that is the beating at the heart of this thing. I see a lot of reviews blaming the terrible thermal performance on the processor, but the real culprit behind the heating woes is the ramshackle modem that was probably cobbled together with what I'd suspect was 2 sticks and a quarter roll of aluminum foil.2.) BLUETOOTH AGONY. Want to use your bluetooth headset with your smartwatch connected? Google says "Get bent," because headphone signal will randomly cut in/ out/ not connect at all. Think a full factory reset will help? Sweet summer child... I've tried it all! Different watch, different headphones, you name it. No dice.3.) As an extension of Point #1, 5G modem is a dog. This thing sucks. Seriously. Constant dropped signal in areas where reception is good/ great. This can be somewhat mitigated by switching to 4G only, but why must I disable features to get my phone to not drop mobile data? For comparison, my LG V60 from 2020 gets 5 'bars' of 5G connectivity where the Pixel would only have 2.4.) Random system lockups. Several times I have experienced hard crashes that required me to hold the power button for 30 seconds to force shutdown this phone. Not the biggest deal, but super irritating when I'm using my phone for work, only to be set back several minutes for a full restart.5.) Mediocre-bordering-on-bad telephoto camera. Not the biggest deal, but while still usable, compared to the 6 Pro's crisp and color-accurate 4x lens, the new 5x module is utter garbage: most images are a low-detail, hazy mess with a horrific yellow tinge reminiscent of the old telephoto lenses on the iPhone 8 Plus from... 2017. This behavior isn't always consistent, but there is certainly something very wrong with Google's white balance algorithm that they haven't bothered to fix. For reference, the last 2 photos were taken 20 minutes apart on the same day. The focusing distance is crazy bad as well, so forget using this for any macro shots.6.) Worse speakers when directly compared to the previous model. Not only are they worse, but they sound flat-out awful, with super tinny highs and overblown low end creating a uniquely terrible listening experience. This is fixable with a 3rd party app called Wavelet, but worth mentioning for those who use their phone a lot for media consumption.7.) Distracting scrolling jitter. I've never seen a 120hz phone completely free of some dropped frames, but the 7 Pro may have the worst case of jitter I've seen so far on a high refresh rate screen. Though this extends to the 6 Pro as well.Having said ALL that -as I mentioned before- there are still some upsides that keep me from hocking this Google-Samsung-made monstrosity straight into the dumpster where it probably belongs. Though the main reason is mostly that I don't want to drop $1,500 on a different flagship any sooner than I have to.1.) Camera quality. The Pixel still has my favorite (JPEG) image quality out of any phone on the main and "2x" lens. This thing is truly capable of (somewhat inconsistently) producing an absolutely incredible banger of a shot, even on the 5x/ 10x zoom crop. However... for you professionals and photo aficionados out there, despite what some outlets have reported, RAW quality is... bad.2.) Stock Android/ theming. The adaptive theming of the newer versions of Android understandably isn't everybody's cup of tea, but I unashamedly love it. The interface is my favorite across any manufacturer's OS to date.3.) The screen. While on paper it isn't as good as something like, say, the Galaxy flagships on a purely technical level, I much prefer the color tuning on the Google Pixel.4.) Battery life has significantly improved over the course of the phone's lifespan. I went from having it die right after a 9-10 hour workday, to usually lasting to bedtime (starting the day at 7AM to 1AM).So, that's it, folks. Ultimately I will not be recommending Pixels to anyone anymore, as I've done in the past. But if you are able to find one for a cheap price and are able to deal with all of the concessions, be my guest. It will still likely be better than most of the junky sub-$300 budget phones. Just don't say I didn't warn you.2/5Maybe 2.5-3 out of 5 if you can find it for below $500, but I still cannot recommend in good conscience.
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Reviewed in Mexico on April 12, 2024
Es muy recomendable utilizar una funda para proteger la carcasa ya que se araña fácilmente Al igual de ponerle un protector a la pantalla ya que si vienes bien resistente a los golpes y caídas no tanto a los arañazos por cargarlo en el bolsillo.
El lector de huellas óptico es bastante rápido y no he encontrado problemas al usarlo.
Algo bien importante, es que este dispositivo viene con Android 13 el cual al momento de encenderlo es recomendable actualizarlo a la última versión, no tuve ningún problema al usar una esim con número nacional de México.
Muy contento con mi compra ahora entiendo por qué la gente le gusta mucho el Pixel.
UPDATE (tras dos semanas de uso):
1. El 5G como tal no funciona en México con TELCEL ni con AT&T. La red que usas con el teléfono es 4.5G (sub 5G, donde a veces otros teléfonos lo reconocen como 5G el Pixel lo reconoce como 4.5G teniendo la misma velocidad de descarga). No es molesto, ya que es suficientemente rápida la red solo que no verás en la barra de estado el logitipo de 5G.
2. La garantía como tal es INEXISTENTE en México. Si llega a fallar, si tiene algún defecto de fabricación o algun tema relacionado a garantía, yama.
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