Upcoming Google Pixel 7 May Have Been Revealed in Hands-On Video
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We're expecting Google to officially launch its upcoming and Pixel 7 Pro phones in September, but we may've just gotten our first look at the phones already, with a hands-on video uploaded to YouTube.
Before you ask -- no, they aren't the final Pixel 7 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndVxD9u95Z0 Pixel 7 Pro models. Popular tech YouTuber Unbox Therapy posted purportedly showing off prototypes of both phones. They're clearly not ready for production, but they also look different than the Pixel 6 phones both are replacing.
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The Pixel 7 and 7 Pro both retain the visorlike camera block that stretches across the back of the phone, but there's a metallic cover around the camera lenses instead of the glossy all-glass cover used in the Pixel 6. This seems to confirm the design we saw when in May.
The video shows a handful of minute differences between the two phones, like a matte finish on the Pixel 7's metal frame compared with the glossy finish on the Pixel 7 Pro's frame. Neither of the prototypes could boot up, leaving us in the dark on the software experience, but given how much Google has shared about Android 13, that's not exactly a mystery.
Google didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
We're expecting Google to officially launch its upcoming and Pixel 7 Pro phones in September, but we may've just gotten our first look at the phones already, with a hands-on video uploaded to YouTube.
Before you ask -- no, they aren't the final Pixel 7 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndVxD9u95Z0 Pixel 7 Pro models. Popular tech YouTuber Unbox Therapy posted purportedly showing off prototypes of both phones. They're clearly not ready for production, but they also look different than the Pixel 6 phones both are replacing.
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The Pixel 7 and 7 Pro both retain the visorlike camera block that stretches across the back of the phone, but there's a metallic cover around the camera lenses instead of the glossy all-glass cover used in the Pixel 6. This seems to confirm the design we saw when in May.
The video shows a handful of minute differences between the two phones, like a matte finish on the Pixel 7's metal frame compared with the glossy finish on the Pixel 7 Pro's frame. Neither of the prototypes could boot up, leaving us in the dark on the software experience, but given how much Google has shared about Android 13, that's not exactly a mystery.
Google didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
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