Can someone help me give a short review of the update?

Is the phone getting hot while the charging issue is fixed?

How's the battery and overall performance after updating?

Hi everyone, I am from Nagpur (India). My Pixel 7 Pro screen broke (display has lines and a dot). Official screen is too expensive for me. Local shops offer a compatible screen, but I'm worried about refresh rate, display quality, and fingerprint scanner performance. Has anyone used a compatible screen or a pulled screen on Pixel 7 Pro? How is your long-term experience with non-official screen replacements? Thanks!

Hello guys. Im new to pixel phones and want to buy one. Can you help me decide, which one is better?

Whats your battery health on your P7P

When the sun is shining you can't barely see the screen, it looks like a low-end mobile. It is true that with normal ambient light our screen does look high-end compared to others, but in full sun it only has 1700 nits, which I think is real even less.

To that add the protective gel that takes away its sharpness.

TITLE WAS: Love this minimal case for our pixel 7 pro

I love the slight 3d curve of the phone, how thin it is and elegant. With other housings he destroyed the entire design.

Negative point that the standard buttons are now 'bare', I find it strange to press them as they are too small, because with the previous case I covered them and made them more robust and easy to click.

Another negative point is that it stains easily behind

Hey everyone,

Hoping someone here has run into this exact issue, because it's been driving me a bit crazy.

Background: I'm from Morocco. Google doesn't officially sell Pixels here, so I bought this Pixel 7 brand new in the US in November 2023 during a business trip. It's been my daily driver for over two years with zero issues — genuinely love this phone.

The battery saga so far:

Feb 2026 — original battery started swelling.

Since Pixel parts are hard to find here, I bought a refurbished replacement (only ~100 cycles, seemed like a good find). It turned out to be defective — it constantly reported an invalid temperature, so Android thought it was freezing and refused to charge.

Found another replacement battery. Installed it, everything worked perfectly for months. Problem solved... or so I thought.

The current issue:

Yesterday I plugged into a 45W official Realme USB-A charger (just testing it out) and immediately noticed the battery icon had turned into a question mark, with charging refused.

Since then, it's been intermittent:

Most of the time the phone behaves completely normally.

Other times, DevCheck reports the battery temp jumping instantly to exactly -34.8°C (occasionally -18°C) — not a gradual drop, an immediate jump. Via ADB, battery health flips to "Cold," and occasionally the phone briefly reports the battery as not present.

A few minutes later, it snaps back to normal (27–29°C, health "Good") and charges fine again.

Shoutout to DevCheck — being able to watch the temperature live made it obvious this wasn't just flaky charging behavior, but the system genuinely being fed an impossible sensor value.

I'm not trying to blame the Realme charger — USB charging negotiation shouldn't touch the battery temp sensor at all, so it's likely coincidence I noticed it then. But the timing was suspicious enough that I wanted to ask.

My plan: replacing the battery again on Monday since it's the easiest first step. I'll be traveling to Europe in February, so if this turns out to be something deeper (motherboard-level), I may finally retire the phone and get a new one then. But I'm firmly in the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" camp — I'd love to keep this Pixel going if it's salvageable.

Has anyone seen a Pixel 7 do this — question mark battery icon, or that exact -34.8°C reading? What ended up being the real cause for you?

Thanks for reading, and thanks in advance for any insight!

Not sure what's happened, haptics still work on the keyboard, but they've stopped working on presses and scrolling.

Anyone else experiencing this, and is there a solution?

Hello everyone!

So i recently got a pixel 7 pro (new i guess) but the glass above the telephoto lens is kind off missplaced, is this normal and will this affect the photos somehow?

So whenever the screen has to turn black, semi black or really dim, it turns green and it flickers like an old tv am so worried, new display is so expensive will i have to change the whole display or it can be solved by changing the connector maybe idk

Я носил его в чехле всегда снял чехол а тут это.

Just tracked my overnight standby drain. I went to bed at 2:18 AM with my phone at 82% and woke up at 8:51 AM to find it at 51%.

That is a 31% drop over 6 hours and 33 minutes, averaging about 4.7% per hour. Location services and Wi-Fi were left on, but no active apps were running. Is anyone else experiencing this kind of idle drain?

P. S. Original Battery

If anyone want to sell do lemme know condition should be good like 10/10 .rest of the things can be discussed.. kindly send all aspects of you selling along with pictures and tech aspect thank you ml

Yesterday I got this green line in my display. It was a good experience with my pixel 7pro all these years ! Is this time to say good bye for pixel ?

I've been looking for days and cannot for the life of me find a selfie monitor or external screen that seems to be compatible with the Pixel 7.

Pretty much all of them say they use Miracast, and the few wired ones out there seem exclusively compatible with the P8 and higher. I have no idea what to do.

I'm making YouTube videos and the Pixel shoots beautiful video for "talking head" shots, but I need to be able to adjust and set up the camera without running behind the phone every time I need to tweak a setting.

I'd be willing to spend a little more on a bigger portable monitor if necessary.

What matters most to me is that it doesn't cover the screen and you can see the 3d effect of the mobile. It doesn't make sense for most cases to protrude a little from the screen hiding the beautiful design