I’m in the UK so wouldn’t have got anywhere near 480. Let alone in the great British pound these days. 👍🏻You could have got the screen fixed for $100 to $150 and then traded it in for $480
I’m in the UK so wouldn’t have got anywhere near 480. Let alone in the great British pound these days. 👍🏻You could have got the screen fixed for $100 to $150 and then traded it in for $480
But if that were the case then the price on the budget Pixel would increase because the price difference between the iPhone Pro and the Pro Max is $100. The Pixel 6 and 7 is Google's way of saying, hey buy our mid-range/flagship phone for $300 less than our Pro. I can definitely see Google's marketing if that's what they are trying to do.
When you are Apple, they can pretty much do what you want and people will still buy their phones.
Completely agree with you, also the regular pixel 7 should be smaller, the 7 pro and the pixel 7 are too similar in size, I want a smaller phone but with top specsPersonally I would put the a series of the Pixel line as the "budget" phone.
The Pixel 7 Pro should be the top dog #1 best of the best
The Pixel 7 should also be right up there too with the Pro, high end specs just smaller
The Pixel 7a should be the affordable budget friendly
Completely agree with you, also the regular pixel 7 should be smaller, the 7 pro are just too similar in size, I want a smaller phone but with top specs
Settings with Google photos, then backup and sync and then make sure it’s checked to backup. Then you get the option once backed up to remove the pictures from the device itself. Hope this makes sense!How do you set that? I don't see that option in my settings. It just always has done that but it looks like it is taking up storage to me. Shows .91 GB in my settings > storage.
Regardless, I still have 53 GB left of 128 and I have 5.2 GB of music saved on it for when my signal isn't good for streaming.
I think google really wants the pro to look “pro” I’d bite the bullet and go for it, since like you mentioned is not that much bigger than the pixel 7, but the cueved edges are a complete deal breaker for me, such a gimmick that ruins with the screen with color shifting and shadows :/Agreed, when you put them side by side, the Pixel 6 Pro really isn't that much larger than the Pixel 6, fairly close in size, but the Pixel 5 is immediately noticeably smaller and comfortable to use 1 handed.
Someone else made the comment, even the regular Pixel 6 is still a two hand phone to some degree, it not a one hander like a Pixel 5. So the point was just get the Pro, it's so similar in size.
But man I wish the regular Pixel 7 had the 120hz display, and 12GB RAM, same camera, and great haptics like the Pro, and still stuff in the 5,000mAh battery
BestBuy $725 for the 128GB ultra + gift cardGoogle only offer 500 for my s22 ultra I was expecting at least 700
Pixel support can be tricky if you do not buy directly from Google. Granted they'll eventually provide support, but it's guaranteed to be unpleasant.Had a couple devices I bought elsewhere from Google and they had issues, when I contacted Google about them I basically got, "not our problem"
I'd probably be more inclined to just order from Google. If I order that is.
BestBuy offered me $725 for my S22 Ultra, while Google offered me $675. Are you in the US?Google only offer 500 for my s22 ultra I was expecting at least 700
I'll trade you my brand new Buds Pro for the WatchStill in two minds what to do about pixel Watch. I get it free but I don’t think I would have a case for it as my ultra is on me at all times.
My preference would be to get pixel buds pro free instead but not sure will be able to do that.
Blimey. That’s a jump. I’ll admit, I’ve been really impressed with the 14 PM in sunlight. Best phone I’ve ever used outdoors.If brightness is important then that is something to consider as the 7 Pro has 1500 nits peak brightness vs 800 nits peak brightness for the 6 Pro. The FPS is newer so hopefully it will be faster, more accurate and consistent.
Google Pixel 7 Pro vs. Pixel 6 Pro: Should you upgrade?
Is the Google Pixel 7 Pro that much better than the Pixel 6 Pro?www.androidpolice.com
If brightness is important then that is something to consider as the 7 Pro has 1500 nits peak brightness vs 800 nits peak brightness for the 6 Pro. The FPS is newer so hopefully it will be faster, more accurate and consistent.
Google Pixel 7 Pro vs. Pixel 6 Pro: Should you upgrade?
Is the Google Pixel 7 Pro that much better than the Pixel 6 Pro?www.androidpolice.com