This additional camera's coverage angle appears somewhat narrower at 114°. In addition to the 50 MP main camera, Google has given the setup an additional ultra wide-angle 12 MP one on the rear of the device which is as good as identical to those found on the Pro models. In general, we are very pleased with daytime shots and in lowlight situations Night Sight mode can be activated. A large section can be captured using the wide-angle mode.

However, using the HDR function limits the framerate to 30fps. On the highest setting, videos can be recorded in UHD at up to 60fps. The front camera is identical to the one found on the Pixel 7 Pro, delivering 10.8 MP with no autofocus.

The smartphone has an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance. The Pixel 7 battery is non-removable and cannot be replaced by the user. By comparison, the SIM slot sits flush to the frame. Especially, where the glass transitions to aluminum.

However, on our test device the rear side is not always even. Overall the device is well finished and is free of small gaps between the frame, front and rear sides. The Pixel 7 has good build quality with the smartphone making a high-quality impression as well as feeling good in the hand. This is mainly due to the smooth surface of the Corning Gorilla Glass Victus which adorns both the front and back of the device. The smartphone doesn't wobble on flat surfaces due to the camera's wide cut-out but is tilted enough to go far a walk, even on slight inclines. The smartphone is available in Obsidian (black), Snow (white) and Lemongrass color variants. The Google Pixel 7 possesses a similar design to its predecessor, however, the camera bump is now made from a one-piece, matte aluminum frame which certainly enhances its looks.

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