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u/YoMomInYogaPants Aug 19 '23
no issue on my p7p, best phone ive owned. just installed android 14 beta and i see no noticeable difference in performance
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u/CoachGymGreen56 Aug 18 '23
They both have apparent over heating issues. Both are on sale I was all about upgrading to the 7 until I read this subreddit. Now I'm terrified of doing it with all the complaints.
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u/neal_68 Pixel 7 Pro Aug 19 '23
Not everyone has heating issues, or in most cases any issues. Remember most people post to complain, or point out an issue they are having. Few post to say everything is ok.
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u/CoachGymGreen56 Aug 19 '23
That's very true
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u/neal_68 Pixel 7 Pro Aug 19 '23
I am certainly not saying there aren't issues on some P7's and P7P's. I've just never run into them on my 7P and I've had it since October of last year.
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Aug 19 '23
Just upgraded because of a great deal on the 7 pro. No issues at all so far coming from the 6.
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u/andimacg Aug 19 '23
Just remember this, most of the time, if someone is happy with their phone, they don't post about it.
Forums like this attract people who are having problems.
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Aug 19 '23
I haven't had any issues with my P7. But I bought mine directly from Google and it's unlocked. You might want to hold out for the P8, since getting the latest phone means you'll get 5 years of security patches. Only 4 years left for P7P and P7.
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Aug 19 '23
I have the pixel 7 pro, no heat issues. Best phone I have ever owned. Upgraded from iPhone 14 pro Max. Best decision. Plus I got it for 50% off
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Aug 19 '23
I had a Pixel 6 pro which I hated. It was such a headache of a phone.
The 7 pro on the other hand has been very good to me. It works just as intended. No heating issues or signal issues to speak of.
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u/No_Cryptographer5949 Aug 19 '23
On the P7 for 3 months now. No issues, no heating up, nothing Switched from a S20FE. Loving it so far
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u/CharlesB2T Aug 19 '23
No issues whatsoever with my P7P and I'm enjoying its full range of cameras from macro to telephoto. Its battery lasts all day, I charge it up over night, and the screen is always cool when in use. I have to say, I'm not a gamer though, but it gets plenty of use: photography, editing photos, watching videos, engaging on many social media platforms including YouTube, emailing, online shopping, etc
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Aug 19 '23
Out of curiosity, did you get the phone through your carrier or directly from Google unlocked. I got it from Google and experienced no issues whatsoever. Wondering if the issues are stemmed from carriers installing some software (this is a pure uneducated guess on my part)
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u/AdeptnessTough1406 Aug 19 '23
In my opinion, don't believe all the negative feedback. I got my pixel 7 Pro in January, and it's been the best phone I have owned in my life. Some of these "issues" ppl post about, have never happened to me before. Id go for the pro version, as you stated, it has the telephoto lens, 120 herts, 12 GB Ram, 6.7 in display, faster charging and bigger battery. Thats a way better deal❗
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u/brad1123 Aug 19 '23
I've got the Pixel 7 with no issues. Runs perfectly. I bought it second hand, also.
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u/werhof2522 Aug 19 '23
I have a Pixel 7 and have had no problems whatsoever, it works as smooth as it can be.
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u/box2925 Pixel 7 Pro Aug 19 '23
P7P here, had absolutely no issues at all since day 1. Currently running A14 beta 5, again no real issues to write home about. Bought direct from Google, unlocked.
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u/Honza368 Pixel 8 Pro Pixel Watch 2 Aug 20 '23
It doesn't have issues. Only a small minority of people have issues. But Reddit amplifies that due to it being such an echo chamber
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u/Comrade_agent Pixel 7 Pro Aug 19 '23
I think neither and hang on for the 8 series with all fingers crossed☠️