The latest set of specs reveal most of the essentials of the upcoming Google Pixel 7 handset, including a Tensor G2 SoC and a Titan chip, 8 GB of memory and up to 256 GB internal storage, Android 13, 4,700 mAh battery with 30 W fast charging and wireless charging, and more. However, all these are not confirmed by Google yet.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Google-Pixel-7-specs-leak-online.657627.0.html
Think most of these specs are in line with what people have been expecting. What I want to know is whether Google swapped the Optical fingerprint sensor in the display for an ultrasonic one.
Not enough.
256 Gb is not enough storage.
Under 5000 nah is not enough battery.
256GB storage ok with me. Don't want to store that much on a phone so would move key stuff off it at least as backup. Also want to be able to default camera to something much lower than 50 MP as most of my stuff works well at lower res eg sm posts, reminders, future purchase ideas...
Phones are now a mature product so now the main game is lower price for these specs (or maybe a bit less, seems overkill now - gilding the lily :)
Quote from: IceManKent on September 26, 2022, 21:43:40Not enough.
256 Gb is not enough storage.
Under 5000 nah is not enough battery.
How about you take a minute to think about the product as a whole and who is making it.
256GB is more than enough storage unless you're taking 4K and 8K videos all day, in which then you can just use Google Drive to store them (which obviously Google would rather).
Regarding your comment about the battery, the whole approach to this phone wasn't to shoot for higher clock speeds, performance, etc., it was more of a focus on optimization. Having a highly optimized chipset with 4700mAh is going to be better than a crap optimized system and 6000mAh.
Can I ask why would you need more than 256 GB of storage??? Sure, if you shoot a lot of 4K videos, it might fill up quite fast, but otherwise...
Same for the "not enough battery" below 5,000. It's how you use it, not the size. Applies to batteries, as well - I'd rather have efficient hardware with a smaller battery than a phone with 7,000 mAh and 4 hours SoT. We should also keep in mind that Google has (or is supposed to have) the best optimized software when it comes to Android phones, so....
Does the pixel 7 has the option of the sensors on the side like the pixel 2XL where you can squeeze it and then talk into a Google search? Also why isn't the 120hz refresh rate offered in the pixel 7?
I think the performance should match current processors on market. Goggle has had enough time to do this.im sure there are different configurations of this processor anyway.if not introduce phone to market sooner like by 2 months early.!!