The Pixel 7 Pro has finally begun to ship and is widely praised for its many improvements over the Pixel 6 Pro. According to DxOMark, the Pixel 7 Pro offers one of the most complete smartphone camera experiences, alongside the iPhone 14 Pro, Honor Magic4 Ultimate, and Huawei P50 Pro. The Pixel 7 Pro also only loses to the iPhone 14 Pro Max in the display tests.
There may be questions about the Pixel 7 Pro's power consumption under certain circumstances. However, it seems that Google has made strides with the display it has included in its flagship smartphone from last year's Pixel 6 Pro. While we are yet to publish our Pixel 7 Pro review, DxOMark has analysed the smartphone in numerous areas, including its display.
For context, leaks from pre-release units suggested that Google has equipped the Pixel 7 Pro with the Samsung S6E3HC4, a newer display panel than the one found in the Pixel 6 Pro. Early tests emphasise this, with the Pixel 7 Pro capable of significantly higher peak brightness figures than its predecessor. In DxOMark's view, the Pixel 7 Pro's display is only second to the iPhone 14 Pro Max and is a huge upgrade from the Pixel 6 Pro. In short, the Pixel 7 Pro has a colour-accurate and bright display, as well as good software tunings to optimise brightness for low-light conditions and when viewing HDR10 content.
Just a few days after Google launched the Pixel 7 Pro, DxOMark has shared an in-depth review of the flagship's camera.