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Google Pixel 7 Pro Vs Pixel 7: Here Are the Key Differences

Google’s new Pixel devices are the latest installments from the Pixel event. These devices are running on Google’s new mobile computing chip which is way more powerful than its predecessor. Google announced a couple of new Pixel devices alongside these smartphones. Let’s get to see the difference between the Pixel 7 and the Pro version in this article.

The two devices succeed the excellent Pixel 6 Pro and Pixel 6, bringing several updates in hardware, a refined design, and some exciting new and advanced features.

Pixel 7 Specs

The new Pixel 7 from Google boasts the following major specs and details;


Also Read: Google Pixel 7 Event 2022: Here Are the Big Six Announcements


Pixel 7 Pro Specs

The new Pixel 7 Pro from Google boasts the following major specs and details;

Pixel 7 Vs Pixel 7 Pro

From examining the above specs, we can automatically assume and clearly see the difference between these devices. One major difference is the price. There is a whopping 300 USD gap between them and this is mainly due to the advanced specs. I have drafted a table to clearly see these differences.

Both devices are 5G, with dual sim support and an eSIM capability. They are both IP68-rated with an aluminum mid-frame, smooth back glass, and made of gorilla glass.

The tertiary camera of the pro version boasts 48MP Periscope, f/3.5, OIS, 30x Super Resolution Zoom, and a 4.8x optical zoom to achieve all the advanced features talked about during the event.

Conclusion

The Pixel 7 Pro is 100 USD less than the new iPhone 14 Pro and could serve the purpose you are looking for and a friendly budget to start with. These prices were the same for Pixel 6 & Pro and it seems Google is okay with this besides the newly added features.

Pre-orders start yesterday and open sales will kick off almost a week from now on Oct. 13. You can also order Made by Google phone cases, swag & accessories for your Pixel smartphones at both the Google Store and their retail channels.

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