I got the 6pro, never once have I had an issue with the fingerprint scanner. I don't see any reason whatsoever to switch to the 7, so I'll stay with my 6pro, and then if there's an 8, I'll look into that, for now, my 6pro is simply amazing.
I brought a pixel 6 pro a few weeks ago, I upgraded from a Samsung Galaxy S21 and I haven't experienced such a good reliable fast phone. That switch from 8GB of ram to 12GB is very noticeable when it comes to all switching, load up times. The camera is a lot more clearer and gives me the shot I want every time. The battery is really good considering it's a second hand, lasts a full day without fail.
I did the same and found the same improvements. I paid $450 Canadian for a minty P6P and sent my S20+ back to Bell when my agreement expired. Only Google phones for me from now on.
@@MarkoKoskenoja thats a great deal it's a lot less than I paid, I had the pixel 1 for a few months then it broke and I had midrange phone after midrange phone then finally switching to the S21 as mentioned but the screen was far to small and 99% of the apps I was using was google based anyway. I had my eye on the 6 since it launched that glass visor on the back looks even better in person that's for sure. I will be doing the same the pixel experience you cannot go wrong apart from a few bugs here and there but it's a great experience none the less.
@@tomebers8683 - 100% agree about Google apps. I have a Google Chromebook and a Samsung TabS7 tablet as well. When Google comes out with their new Android tablet this year I will buy it. I bought my Pixel 6 Pro with 4 cases from a guy on Facebook marketplace who had bought a Samsung S22 Ultra. He needed money, had a bill of sale and offered me the phone for $450. A rep at the local Bell Store said he is amazed at how many who clearly can't afford flagship phones get a new one every year.
@@MarkoKoskenoja it makes sense overall I even have the galaxy watch but use Google assistant/Google messages so I will eventually get a pixel watch but probably the second one once they release it. That's what I did I found mine on Facebook marketplace by luck as there were barely any pixels being sold. I think it's knowing how to find a good deal and not be ripped off rather than going into a lengthy phone contract.
Everyone keeps talking about the pro. I had a Pixel 6 and upgraded to a pixel 7 with the trade in program and I'm absolutely loving it. The pixel 7 is the perfect size and the battery life is amazing.
I really enjoyed my 6 Pro. No issues at all. Fantastic battery. No bugs. But I swapped for the pixel 7 for the size. Very happy with it but then no more so than I was with my old 2XL, 4XL or 6 Pro.
I've thought about doing the same. My first pixel was the 4a 5g My last Google phone prior to that was Nexus 6. I had come from the OnePlus 7T Pro to the Pixel 4a 5g and didn't care about the refresh rate. Loved the battery life. I think I might just trade in my Pixel 6 Pro for the 7 and get a dbrand glitch camo skin and rock it caseless because of the screen breaks the insurance premium would be negligible
hi mate, im due an upgrade from my huawei p30 pro... im looking at either the p6pro or the regular pixel 7 both similar priced per month atm. which would you recommend? will be my first pixel 👍
I have the P7 and also bought today a used P6P. Love the extra camera, but it is so huge and heavy compared to the P7 lol Will test em out and then decide
Sold my Realme x2 pro for the Pixel 6pro and am very disappointed with the finger print scanner and no face unlock and charging speeds but that's where my disappointment ends. The camera, screen, software is just on another planet compared to my Realme. Will most likely get the Pixel 8 when it lands.
Happy with my 6 Pro and promised myself I'll keep it for at least 3 years unless I have issues with it. Haven't had any since launch. I did notice the first few software updates made the phone feel smoother. And I know it's been said before but I like the 6 Pro design better.
I did trade in my 6 Pro for a 7 Pro for many of the reasons you mentioned, connectivity being a biggie. I can't begin to say how many calls were dropped by my 6, and almost every other day I'd look at the phone to see it had lost connection to my mobile network, requiring a restart which fixed the problem. Not only that but my curved screen cracked twice,which I fixed once through Google to the tune of $300, and just left it when it happened again within a month, despite keeping it in a case all the time. I had almost decided to go with an iPhone but Google's generous trade in offer made me decide to give it a go and I'm glad I did. This new 7 Pro has been bulletproof and ultra reliable thus far.
I'd recommend a good screen protector which you won't notice it after an hour or so after installing. I have a 6Pro but I have a great experience but then again I am not a power user outside of RUclips, music and docs.
I still have my S22U and now my P7P. Both phones are great but the S22U is still king when it comes to multitasking tho. It just got One UI 5 with Android 13 and it's even more smooth now. It's crazy good. I like both OS and what they provide so that's why I have both. I do plan to trade in my S22U for the Fold 5 tho cause the Fold 4 wasn't that major imo.
@@kakun63 it's because most people don't do much with their phones. If they did then Samsung phones are the way to go but if they want a basic and more controlled Android experience then the Pixel is the way to go. I love Android as we have choices.
Love my Pixel 6P still! Well I for it 4 months ago brand new and had to replace a cracked screen last week...DAM Best buy here in USA charged me $199 to get a new phone as the Geek sqaud only replaces i phony screens and it would have been for free----------- I have warranty for 2 years with best buy but I should have looked into the cracked screen coverage better ! oh well love it !! good for me for 2 too 2.5 years !!
Do you guys know if DJI's apps work in pixel 7 pro? I need the apps for my drone and gimbal and I know because chinese manufacturers are pissed with Google they won't provide updated apps on pixel phones because they're Google products. Could you please try or install and run DJI Fly or Ronin? Cheers!
I've picked up another device from another manufacture due to overwhelming bugs on my Pixel 6. Considering the Pixel 7 Pro during this Black Friday sale.
I have the 6P and my wife just got the 7P and her phone lacks saturation like my 6P. She really wanted to like it because of mine but it's just to hazy.
I did the 6 to 7 upgrade (I gave my son my 6). The most important changes are the better front facing cam, the finger print sensor and the much better carrier network connectivity. It's not night and day for any of these, but they do add up to a better experience over one that was, for me at least, already pretty solid.
That's good to hear about giving your son the 6. Raise them well and always keep them away from the walled garden if you know what I mean. 😁 My daughter has my old Pixel 4XL and she loves it. I'm planning to give her my 7 Pro when the 9 Pro comes out.
@@aravearave My issue wasn't usually one of Network stability. It was about the range of the Tensor's mobile antennas an,d more noticeably, how long the Phone took to dynamically negotiate connection types. All of that became moderately better over time. On the other hand I had a friend, who lived farther from civilization, who got a Pixel 6 from my indirect recommendation. The connectivity NEVER got better for him. Even the WiFI calling was terrible for him.
Google consistently manufactures problems for themselves. Just stick the Pixel 4 face unlock technology + Pixel 5 rear finger print sensor onto the Pixel 8 and bam. No problems.
I'm keeping my promise to myself to stick to my P6. Not been having any issues so far with the scanner or reception so I'm still happy to stick with it until support ends. I'm envious of the nicer hardware on the 7 series but it's not worth all the effort to switch. As you said, it's bad for the planet and your wallet. There's no point in me switching out at this point in time. Happy to see the 7 series are more refined for those who were patient though.
How is it bad for your wallet? Carriers give you the best trade in promotions for year old devices. I went from the 6p to 7p and it didn't cost me anything out of pocket.
@@eddieevangelista6014 Even if you're on a plan? I didn't buy my phone outright, so I thought that if I wanted to trade in I'd need to pay off my outstanding device balance first.
@@eddieevangelista6014 I also bought my 6Pro outright. The $500 credit (trade in) Google is giving is making it very tempting for me to upgrade to the 7Pro. My only real complaint with the 6Pro is that it's overheated a couple times. That really shouldn't be a thing with modern phones.
@@benh5906 I decided to upgrade to the pixel 7 pro and I couldn't be happier. If you are thinking about it , I would consider doing it. The 7 series is what the 6 series should of been.
Yeah it works about as good as the 6 did at launch. It's bad. My 6 ended up working just fine after some time and updates, but it feels like they forgot to do it this time.
I bought a used minty P6P a month ago for Canadian $450 and sent my expired 2 yr contracted Samsung S20+ back to my carrier Bell Canada. The Samsung was OK and had terrific hardware but the Pixel has much better software with the pure android. The camera is 50% better than the Samsung. I'm only buying Pixels from now on - maybe the 8 Pro next.
Still a few bugs. My Pixel 7 Pro isn't suggesting strong passwords on signup pages in Chrome (yes sync is on), and now it's started disconnecting calls after a few seconds (a known bug, there's a very long thread on Google's support forums), which can be briefly worked around by enabling and disabling flight mode, but still.
My Pixel 7 Pro is riddled with problems!!!! Consistently laggy, freezes a few times a day and won't respond to touch or button input, the front facing camera is grainy and blurry during any sort of video call (but works normally during non-video modes, and it wasn't this way when i first got the phone), the tap and pay feature is not working, and when you hit the call button while in Googled Messages app, it won't actually call the other person anymore, it just opens the phone app, and while on phone calls, if the phone is next to my ear, I will get lots of haptic feedback from my ear inputting touch on the screen (when the screen should be off) which happens almost every phonecall. I've never had these issues with any of my previous Android phones. Just to give some context, I switched from OnePlus to the Pixel 7 Pro.
did you set up your phone from a backup? if yes, I'd suggest to restore and start fresh.. I know it's annoying and you shouldn't have to do that but it works. My 7pro works perfectly. Not completely bug free, sometimes I get white pay and home buttons on the aod, but nothing's bug free today. Even iPhones struggle from time to time
@@mrnonsensetv i actually anticipated that that could cause issues. I set up the phone fresh and well... The extra time i spent trying to avoid issues and troubleshooting now feels doubly wasted.
@@Finite8614 Honestly, I'd avoid the Google Pixels altogether, at least until Google figures out what to do with the unpolished experience. It's not like this is a new issue and I'm a lone complainer. Watch any tech reviewers commentary on the Pixel phones. These same issues were present in the Pixel 6/6-Pro and it seems that nothing has changed since then. Why assume that they will get better with software updates? Maybe after a few more iterations (and enough users providing feedback/complaints 🙈) the market will speak loud enough for Google to do something about these issues. I switched from OnePlus to Pixel bc it seems that Oppo is taking over, and bc they didn't offer a 256GB option in the US, and bc i was hoping that the makers of Android would have the best Android phone. I love using Android, but the bugginess of the Pixel 7 pro is actually very annoying, especially coming from OnePlus which had none of these issues.
Why the fuck aren't people angry at Google for adding 'new' features that were standard on older phones. Take features away and then bring them back again to monumental applause 🤦
I have a bug on the 7 pro when I take it off the pixel wireless charger if it's plugged in when I wake up in the more the screen goes blank and will only come back if I put it back on the charger and wait for the always on display to come on. Then have to finger print unlock it while it is charging 😬🤷🏼 other than that no issues
It's power hungry screen that gives the pro such mediocre battery life. Turn the 120hrz off and ur battery becomes beastly. But then again why turn off a feature that the phone offers? So it is counter intuitive.
I have a 7 Pro, and the fingerprint scanner is a real disappointment. It's just not quick, and not reliable. Also the face unlock is also a bit unreliable, especially in sub-optimal light
I'm wondering if the ones who say it's "good" have any experience with the ultrasonic or the good optical ones found in other phones. Reminds me of this windows user lamenting how Macos doesn't have the transfer speed in the transfer window and when he would tweet about how X device isn't running at a certain spec would be met with "well it works for me" rhetoric. After using Macos, he wondered if people genuinely didn't know they weren't getting the best speeds as the os would obfuscate the information. Even the purported "fast" charging is a disappointment compared to my device which charges faster despite coming out 3 years ago. VOOC is such a good charging technology. Keeps the bulk of the heat in the brick. Guess I'll wait a few more years until the other mainline brands catchup.
How is upgrading every year bad for your wallet? You get the best promotions when you trade in the year old phone. Traded in the 6p for the 7p. I basically got the 7p for free. Didn't hurt my wallet at all. That's a dumb stigma people have
Where did you go that you got a promotion that doesn't require you to keep the phone for 24-36 months? I got a promo from Verizon for $700 towards the 7 or 7 pro, but Verizon is only paying the device payments monthly, so if I try getting a new phone next year, I'd still have to pay like 700 dollars to buyout my phone, and get next year's phone with a trade in promo.
Google's acquisition of Team HTC designers and engineers finally paying off for them. I'm loving the design language on these devices and the user experience have been nearly great. Samsung manufactured Tensor and modem is my only concern as I'm not used to the thermal within the internals when using my 6 XL.
It's crap that Google's doing the same thing they did with the 6. They only offer 128GB for any colour other than the black in international markets. Every other market is an after thought for them.
Omg pixel 6 pro fingerprint scanner is already great and takes less than a second not sure why people complain about it
I got the 6pro, never once have I had an issue with the fingerprint scanner. I don't see any reason whatsoever to switch to the 7, so I'll stay with my 6pro, and then if there's an 8, I'll look into that, for now, my 6pro is simply amazing.
I just bought a used 6 Pro and may use that instead of my Pixel 7 because of the camera
Same. I have no problems with my 6 Pro and most of its bugs are ironed out in my experience.
Me as well 👍
I like the camera visor on the 6 Pro over the 7 Pro, it looks more rugged and industrial
Very true i like it too
I have a Pixel 6 Pro and I'm very happy with it. No problems ou bugs. Good battery life etc .....
I brought a pixel 6 pro a few weeks ago, I upgraded from a Samsung Galaxy S21 and I haven't experienced such a good reliable fast phone. That switch from 8GB of ram to 12GB is very noticeable when it comes to all switching, load up times. The camera is a lot more clearer and gives me the shot I want every time. The battery is really good considering it's a second hand, lasts a full day without fail.
I did the same and found the same improvements. I paid $450 Canadian for a minty P6P and sent my S20+ back to Bell when my agreement expired. Only Google phones for me from now on.
@@MarkoKoskenoja thats a great deal it's a lot less than I paid, I had the pixel 1 for a few months then it broke and I had midrange phone after midrange phone then finally switching to the S21 as mentioned but the screen was far to small and 99% of the apps I was using was google based anyway. I had my eye on the 6 since it launched that glass visor on the back looks even better in person that's for sure. I will be doing the same the pixel experience you cannot go wrong apart from a few bugs here and there but it's a great experience none the less.
@@tomebers8683 - 100% agree about Google apps. I have a Google Chromebook and a Samsung TabS7 tablet as well. When Google comes out with their new Android tablet this year I will buy it. I bought my Pixel 6 Pro with 4 cases from a guy on Facebook marketplace who had bought a Samsung S22 Ultra. He needed money, had a bill of sale and offered me the phone for $450. A rep at the local Bell Store said he is amazed at how many who clearly can't afford flagship phones get a new one every year.
@@MarkoKoskenoja it makes sense overall I even have the galaxy watch but use Google assistant/Google messages so I will eventually get a pixel watch but probably the second one once they release it. That's what I did I found mine on Facebook marketplace by luck as there were barely any pixels being sold. I think it's knowing how to find a good deal and not be ripped off rather than going into a lengthy phone contract.
Everyone keeps talking about the pro. I had a Pixel 6 and upgraded to a pixel 7 with the trade in program and I'm absolutely loving it. The pixel 7 is the perfect size and the battery life is amazing.
lucky you my p7 is getting only like 3 max 4 hours of screen on time hopefully they will drop something that will fix this
Agree. The Pixel 7 is a great upgrade from the 6. Better connections with Wifi and 5G and much better battery performance.
How many hours SOT are you getting?
Both phones are very similar and the Pro just gets more clicks. So these videos apply to both phones.
How much $ trade in on the pixel 6 do you get towards the pixel 7? Dose anyone know??
Had the Pixel 3 XL for 4 years, decided it was time to get a new one. Pixel Pro 6 is great!
I really enjoyed my 6 Pro. No issues at all. Fantastic battery. No bugs. But I swapped for the pixel 7 for the size. Very happy with it but then no more so than I was with my old 2XL, 4XL or 6 Pro.
I've thought about doing the same. My first pixel was the 4a 5g
My last Google phone prior to that was Nexus 6. I had come from the OnePlus 7T Pro to the Pixel 4a 5g and didn't care about the refresh rate. Loved the battery life. I think I might just trade in my Pixel 6 Pro for the 7 and get a dbrand glitch camo skin and rock it caseless because of the screen breaks the insurance premium would be negligible
@@NEMOsleeps24 how did i get the premium insurance ?
Pixel 2xl was the best flagship phone 🙌
hi mate, im due an upgrade from my huawei p30 pro... im looking at either the p6pro or the regular pixel 7 both similar priced per month atm. which would you recommend? will be my first pixel 👍
I have the P7 and also bought today a used P6P. Love the extra camera, but it is so huge and heavy compared to the P7 lol
Will test em out and then decide
Adaptive battery has kicked in on my pixel 7 and the battery life is insane now easily ending a day with 40% battery life left
How many days/weeks it took to kick in?
@@aTonno it took about a week and a half
Best part about going from 6 pro to 7 pro is that the 7 pro just works. It's iPhone reliable now.
Sold my Realme x2 pro for the Pixel 6pro and am very disappointed with the finger print scanner and no face unlock and charging speeds but that's where my disappointment ends. The camera, screen, software is just on another planet compared to my Realme. Will most likely get the Pixel 8 when it lands.
Happy with my 6 Pro and promised myself I'll keep it for at least 3 years unless I have issues with it. Haven't had any since launch. I did notice the first few software updates made the phone feel smoother.
And I know it's been said before but I like the 6 Pro design better.
naaaa
Agree about design
I did trade in my 6 Pro for a 7 Pro for many of the reasons you mentioned, connectivity being a biggie. I can't begin to say how many calls were dropped by my 6, and almost every other day I'd look at the phone to see it had lost connection to my mobile network, requiring a restart which fixed the problem. Not only that but my curved screen cracked twice,which I fixed once through Google to the tune of $300, and just left it when it happened again within a month, despite keeping it in a case all the time. I had almost decided to go with an iPhone but Google's generous trade in offer made me decide to give it a go and I'm glad I did. This new 7 Pro has been bulletproof and ultra reliable thus far.
I'd recommend a good screen protector which you won't notice it after an hour or so after installing. I have a 6Pro but I have a great experience but then again I am not a power user outside of RUclips, music and docs.
What generous trade in offer?
Switched from Note 9 to 7 pro. So much heavier than my Note, and I prefer Samsung interface. No real issues with the 7 pro so far.
I went from P6P to S22U to now P7P. ZERO regrets! Phone is perfect. modem is much improved. Camera is still amazing.
I still have my S22U and now my P7P. Both phones are great but the S22U is still king when it comes to multitasking tho. It just got One UI 5 with Android 13 and it's even more smooth now. It's crazy good. I like both OS and what they provide so that's why I have both. I do plan to trade in my S22U for the Fold 5 tho cause the Fold 4 wasn't that major imo.
@@kakun63 it's because most people don't do much with their phones. If they did then Samsung phones are the way to go but if they want a basic and more controlled Android experience then the Pixel is the way to go. I love Android as we have choices.
Love my Pixel 6P still! Well I for it 4 months ago brand new and had to replace a cracked screen last week...DAM Best buy here in USA charged me $199 to get a new phone as the Geek sqaud only replaces i phony screens and it would have been for free----------- I have warranty for 2 years with best buy but I should have looked into the cracked screen coverage better ! oh well love it !! good for me for 2 too 2.5 years !!
Do you guys know if DJI's apps work in pixel 7 pro? I need the apps for my drone and gimbal and I know because chinese manufacturers are pissed with Google they won't provide updated apps on pixel phones because they're Google products. Could you please try or install and run DJI Fly or Ronin? Cheers!
I've picked up another device from another manufacture due to overwhelming bugs on my Pixel 6. Considering the Pixel 7 Pro during this Black Friday sale.
I have the 6P and my wife just got the 7P and her phone lacks saturation like my 6P. She really wanted to like it because of mine but it's just to hazy.
Pixel 6 pro is better looking in white.
Oh one more----is there any chance 6P could get Face unlock like 7p or not possible im thining ? ty
Great comparison 👍
I was wondering what you think of T95 TV box
I did the 6 to 7 upgrade (I gave my son my 6). The most important changes are the better front facing cam, the finger print sensor and the much better carrier network connectivity. It's not night and day for any of these, but they do add up to a better experience over one that was, for me at least, already pretty solid.
That's good to hear about giving your son the 6. Raise them well and always keep them away from the walled garden if you know what I mean. 😁
My daughter has my old Pixel 4XL and she loves it. I'm planning to give her my 7 Pro when the 9 Pro comes out.
is it better for network issues?
@@aravearave Much better. Although, after a year of updates the Pixel 6's mobile connectivity stability was greatly improved.
@@johnathanblade1 so same issues still persist with lost connection? just abit less in term of frequency?
@@aravearave My issue wasn't usually one of Network stability. It was about the range of the Tensor's mobile antennas an,d more noticeably, how long the Phone took to dynamically negotiate connection types. All of that became moderately better over time. On the other hand I had a friend, who lived farther from civilization, who got a Pixel 6 from my indirect recommendation. The connectivity NEVER got better for him. Even the WiFI calling was terrible for him.
Google consistently manufactures problems for themselves. Just stick the Pixel 4 face unlock technology + Pixel 5 rear finger print sensor onto the Pixel 8 and bam. No problems.
Great video.. thank you
Hope they fix the antenna issues. It is still having problems and get disconnected from time to time.
P6 or P7?
@@Finite8614 p7 pro
Request a new SIM
Th issues for me was the finger print sensor/Face unlock. if the 6 pro didnt have that i would have stuck with it.
I'm keeping my promise to myself to stick to my P6. Not been having any issues so far with the scanner or reception so I'm still happy to stick with it until support ends. I'm envious of the nicer hardware on the 7 series but it's not worth all the effort to switch. As you said, it's bad for the planet and your wallet. There's no point in me switching out at this point in time. Happy to see the 7 series are more refined for those who were patient though.
How is it bad for your wallet? Carriers give you the best trade in promotions for year old devices. I went from the 6p to 7p and it didn't cost me anything out of pocket.
@@eddieevangelista6014 Even if you're on a plan? I didn't buy my phone outright, so I thought that if I wanted to trade in I'd need to pay off my outstanding device balance first.
@@austin.paquette Shit sorry dude, I bought my 6pro outright. In that case you're stuck. Depending on who your carrier is
@@eddieevangelista6014 I also bought my 6Pro outright. The $500 credit (trade in) Google is giving is making it very tempting for me to upgrade to the 7Pro. My only real complaint with the 6Pro is that it's overheated a couple times. That really shouldn't be a thing with modern phones.
@@benh5906 I decided to upgrade to the pixel 7 pro and I couldn't be happier. If you are thinking about it , I would consider doing it. The 7 series is what the 6 series should of been.
Just got my 7 yesterday and I have to say I'm absolutely stoked! Especially, given the $490 trade in only paying $165 out of pocket... No brainer.
Google recently announced their black friday sale for Pixel 7, it's $100 off on Nov 17th.
@@YellowStarFish9800 snap... Oh well, I'm glad I got it, anyway. I read an article about it a few days ago about the Black Friday sale
You still can't switch to selfie camera and back while recording like you can on every other phone including budget phones.
Did I hear him right? Did he say that the 6a fingerprint scanner is the same as the 7 fingerprint scanner?
Yeah it works about as good as the 6 did at launch. It's bad. My 6 ended up working just fine after some time and updates, but it feels like they forgot to do it this time.
the new camera bar is very non symmetrical and to me that just makes it look worse.
7:10 How did that happen to the google search bar at the bottom? 🤨
late reply but that's just a Google Doodle
I bought a used minty P6P a month ago for Canadian $450 and sent my expired 2 yr contracted Samsung S20+ back to my carrier Bell Canada. The Samsung was OK and had terrific hardware but the Pixel has much better software with the pure android. The camera is 50% better than the Samsung. I'm only buying Pixels from now on - maybe the 8 Pro next.
Still a few bugs. My Pixel 7 Pro isn't suggesting strong passwords on signup pages in Chrome (yes sync is on), and now it's started disconnecting calls after a few seconds (a known bug, there's a very long thread on Google's support forums), which can be briefly worked around by enabling and disabling flight mode, but still.
Pixel 7 now supports dual eSIM I have mine on Verizon and T-Mobile. Your physical SIM slot will be deactivated.
The Pixel 6 Pro has always been able to scale the display between 1080 and 1440. What?
Google Pixel 7. Auto rotate issues. Any advice?
Had those issues on beta update. Now back on stable and auto rotate works just fine.
Pixel 7 pro can do Macro because the Ultrawide has AF, as such the P6 line won't be able to do it.
I made the upgrade from 6 pro to the 7 pro, quite impressed!
Pixel 7 Pro has major issues, too! Videos lose focus at 5x Zoom. Here's a video demonstrating this: ruclips.net/user/shortsRU5UwaROjW4
I made the switch from the P6 to the P7 Pro and I don't regret it. The 7P feels like leaps and bounds better. Google P7- 7P is the way to go.
High five same here, happy with my 7 Pro! The 6 would overheat wayyy too easily
Please share the wallpapers brother🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
My Pixel 7 Pro is riddled with problems!!!! Consistently laggy, freezes a few times a day and won't respond to touch or button input, the front facing camera is grainy and blurry during any sort of video call (but works normally during non-video modes, and it wasn't this way when i first got the phone), the tap and pay feature is not working, and when you hit the call button while in Googled Messages app, it won't actually call the other person anymore, it just opens the phone app, and while on phone calls, if the phone is next to my ear, I will get lots of haptic feedback from my ear inputting touch on the screen (when the screen should be off) which happens almost every phonecall. I've never had these issues with any of my previous Android phones. Just to give some context, I switched from OnePlus to the Pixel 7 Pro.
did you set up your phone from a backup? if yes, I'd suggest to restore and start fresh.. I know it's annoying and you shouldn't have to do that but it works. My 7pro works perfectly. Not completely bug free, sometimes I get white pay and home buttons on the aod, but nothing's bug free today. Even iPhones struggle from time to time
@@mrnonsensetv i actually anticipated that that could cause issues. I set up the phone fresh and well... The extra time i spent trying to avoid issues and troubleshooting now feels doubly wasted.
I'm on a OP8 Pro. Would you suggest holding off on upgrading to P7P?
@@Finite8614 Honestly, I'd avoid the Google Pixels altogether, at least until Google figures out what to do with the unpolished experience. It's not like this is a new issue and I'm a lone complainer. Watch any tech reviewers commentary on the Pixel phones. These same issues were present in the Pixel 6/6-Pro and it seems that nothing has changed since then. Why assume that they will get better with software updates? Maybe after a few more iterations (and enough users providing feedback/complaints 🙈) the market will speak loud enough for Google to do something about these issues.
I switched from OnePlus to Pixel bc it seems that Oppo is taking over, and bc they didn't offer a 256GB option in the US, and bc i was hoping that the makers of Android would have the best Android phone. I love using Android, but the bugginess of the Pixel 7 pro is actually very annoying, especially coming from OnePlus which had none of these issues.
@@timochka009 thanks, good to know. Maybe I'll upgrade to OP10 Pro
Why the fuck aren't people angry at Google for adding 'new' features that were standard on older phones. Take features away and then bring them back again to monumental applause 🤦
I have a bug on the 7 pro when I take it off the pixel wireless charger if it's plugged in when I wake up in the more the screen goes blank and will only come back if I put it back on the charger and wait for the always on display to come on. Then have to finger print unlock it while it is charging 😬🤷🏼 other than that no issues
It's power hungry screen that gives the pro such mediocre battery life. Turn the 120hrz off and ur battery becomes beastly. But then again why turn off a feature that the phone offers? So it is counter intuitive.
After Android 13 upgrade to Pixel 6 Pro it's bug free now and faster.
Whats better a pixel 6 pro or a pixel 7? Ignore the price, just what's better overall
What did you get ?
Can you suggest any trusted AppLock for Pixel? I didn't find any in the system.
I have a 7 Pro, and the fingerprint scanner is a real disappointment. It's just not quick, and not reliable. Also the face unlock is also a bit unreliable, especially in sub-optimal light
Strange, the fingerprint scanner even on my 6Pro is really good
Register each finger you use at least twice in succession per finger. Makes a huge difference
I'm wondering if the ones who say it's "good" have any experience with the ultrasonic or the good optical ones found in other phones. Reminds me of this windows user lamenting how Macos doesn't have the transfer speed in the transfer window and when he would tweet about how X device isn't running at a certain spec would be met with "well it works for me" rhetoric. After using Macos, he wondered if people genuinely didn't know they weren't getting the best speeds as the os would obfuscate the information.
Even the purported "fast" charging is a disappointment compared to my device which charges faster despite coming out 3 years ago. VOOC is such a good charging technology. Keeps the bulk of the heat in the brick.
Guess I'll wait a few more years until the other mainline brands catchup.
How is upgrading every year bad for your wallet?
You get the best promotions when you trade in the year old phone. Traded in the 6p for the 7p. I basically got the 7p for free. Didn't hurt my wallet at all. That's a dumb stigma people have
Oh. You save money by spending money, eh?
@@chrisschepper9312 the promotion got me the 7p no cost to me. How did I spend money?
@@eddieevangelista6014 that guy don't know what a trade in is
Where did you go that you got a promotion that doesn't require you to keep the phone for 24-36 months? I got a promo from Verizon for $700 towards the 7 or 7 pro, but Verizon is only paying the device payments monthly, so if I try getting a new phone next year, I'd still have to pay like 700 dollars to buyout my phone, and get next year's phone with a trade in promo.
@@Thefirespirit1 this lifestyle isn't for everyone
Why get those when you can get the pixel 4xl for really cheap
Google's acquisition of Team HTC designers and engineers finally paying off for them. I'm loving the design language on these devices and the user experience have been nearly great. Samsung manufactured Tensor and modem is my only concern as I'm not used to the thermal within the internals when using my 6 XL.
6 XL?
@@Marcoo. 6XL means 6 Pro
Still rocking the Pixel 6 Pro
They're too big.
Then get the smaller model. I would get an even bigger phone if I could.
I like pixel phones but I don't have money
It's crap that Google's doing the same thing they did with the 6. They only offer 128GB for any colour other than the black in international markets.
Every other market is an after thought for them.
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Another promo piece to get people to buy 7 pro