Google Pixel 7 Pro - 5G Android Phone - Unlocked Smartphone with Telephoto Lens, Wide Angle Lens, and 24-Hour Battery - 128GB - Hazel

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開封されたような跡もなく、新品、梱包も満点！ 機会があればまた購入します！

8proが販売されてましたが値段で7proを購入しました。 写真の画質はiohone同等以上かも。 大変満足しています。

UQ モバイル契約には、この高級機種は UQ 店舗では取り扱ってくれません、ので アマゾンで買いました。SIM 差し替えだけで正常にキョーセラ BASIO4から乗り換え出来ました。

このレビューはPixel 7 Proの携帯電話専用です（販売者についてではありません）。販売者は問題ありませんでした。 私はこの携帯電話を2023年3月に購入し、それ以来、問題しかありませんでした。それは私のプライバシーを侵害し、多くのバグがあります。最近では画面が点滅し、使用できません。それはたった6か月しか経っていません！もう二度とGoogleの携帯電話を購入しません。 This review is for the Pixel 7 Pro phone only (not the seller) The seller was fine. I bought this phone in March 2023 and have had nothing but problems with it. It invades my privacy, and has many bugs. Recently, the screen flashes and I cant use it. It is only 6 months old! I will never buy another Google Phone again.

とても早く良いと思います。

とても快適に使えます しかし時々フリーズしたりバグが起こります

英語の分からない人は買えない？説明迄英語だ

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Llego en tiempo y forma, caja original, no trae cubito de carga lo cual es normal. comprar en amazon ha sido una excelente opcion, hace poco compré un pixel 6 pro reacondicionado (a otro vendedor) y vino defectuoso pero el rembolso prosedio facil. PROS -Bonito diseño, se siente muy bien al tacto, la pantalla se siente con pocos bordes, buen brillo, muy buen touch y tiempo de respuesta al tacto. se siente muy pro desde ese sentido -la camara es muy bonita, hay que aprender a usarla pero saca muy buenas fotos desde el inicio, la camara selfie esta decente aunque no tan impresionante como la principal. - se personaliza muy lindo, buen interfaz -No he tenido problemas con Telcel aqui en MEXICO. funciona bien Puntos negativos o a considerar: - el tema del calentamiento, no tan preocupante como esperaba, vivo en Yucatán, México. y lo pedi en mayo con 42 grados C. con sensaciones superiores, en esas condiciones cerca de las horas mas calidas si es preocupante si quieres usar la camara, en reposo no es tanto un problema, yo trabajo en aire acondicionado y tampoco se siente. El dia 1 mientras configuraba el equipo si lo senti caliente, pero con el paso de los dias y con el uso regular no es un tema preocupante, practicamente normal y eso que ha la clima ha sido igual de caluroso. ojo si lo ocupas para estar en un clima similar en exteriores mucho tiempo no lo compraria, en lugares con un clima mejor no creo que sea un problema en lo absoluto. - diseño super resbaloso, necesita funda si o si, yo pregunte en tiendas fisicas en mi ciudad y no tenian, asi que les recomiendo pedirla en linea lo antes posible para usarlo tranquilamente. -el sonido es decente, no excelente, a mi no me molesta, sin embargo venia de un oppo con sonido estereo muy lindo y si senti la diferencia ----- Lo recomendaria, si un 100% y aqui con muy buen precio

وصل بسرعه والموبايل حلو جدا وكانت العلبه متبرشمه

The product arrived way ahead of estimated time in safe packaging in very good condition.

To preface this review, I probably should never have bought this phone. After watching my partner suffer through numerous issues with her 6 Pro (3 hr screen-on time and BURNED cases being the slightly more egregious issues), I decided to give her my prized S22 Ultra. It has been years since I owned a Pixel, and I missed the stock Android interface anyway. Surely Google would have fixed the issues with the new 7 Pro... What could go wrong? Long story short... A lot. The Pixel 7 Pro is easily the worst flagship-grade phone I have ever personally owned. While not without its merits, I would advise anybody who is not a die-hard stock Android maniac or devout JPEG picture-taker to look elsewhere. Because my issues with this phone were so numerous, I will list them in bullet points so this review is not the length of a college thesis paper. I have received a replacement unit from Google in my time with this smartphone as well, and these issues were constant across both. Fool me twice... 1.) HEAT. Jeez, does this thing get hot. On mobile data? Hot. Wifi? Hot. Doing absolutely nothing? Hot. This is thanks to the dumpster-grade Samsung modem that is the beating at the heart of this thing. I see a lot of reviews blaming the terrible thermal performance on the processor, but the real culprit behind the heating woes is the ramshackle modem that was probably cobbled together with what I'd suspect was 2 sticks and a quarter roll of aluminum foil. 2.) BLUETOOTH AGONY. Want to use your bluetooth headset with your smartwatch connected? Google says "Get bent," because headphone signal will randomly cut in/ out/ not connect at all. Think a full factory reset will help? Sweet summer child... I've tried it all! Different watch, different headphones, you name it. No dice. 3.) As an extension of Point #1, 5G modem is a dog. This thing sucks. Seriously. Constant dropped signal in areas where reception is good/ great. This can be somewhat mitigated by switching to 4G only, but why must I disable features to get my phone to not drop mobile data? For comparison, my LG V60 from 2020 gets 5 'bars' of 5G connectivity where the Pixel would only have 2. 4.) Random system lockups. Several times I have experienced hard crashes that required me to hold the power button for 30 seconds to force shutdown this phone. Not the biggest deal, but super irritating when I'm using my phone for work, only to be set back several minutes for a full restart. 5.) Mediocre-bordering-on-bad telephoto camera. Not the biggest deal, but while still usable, compared to the 6 Pro's crisp and color-accurate 4x lens, the new 5x module is utter garbage: most images are a low-detail, hazy mess with a horrific yellow tinge reminiscent of the old telephoto lenses on the iPhone 8 Plus from... 2017. This behavior isn't always consistent, but there is certainly something very wrong with Google's white balance algorithm that they haven't bothered to fix. For reference, the last 2 photos were taken 20 minutes apart on the same day. The focusing distance is crazy bad as well, so forget using this for any macro shots. 6.) Worse speakers when directly compared to the previous model. Not only are they worse, but they sound flat-out awful, with super tinny highs and overblown low end creating a uniquely terrible listening experience. This is fixable with a 3rd party app called Wavelet, but worth mentioning for those who use their phone a lot for media consumption. 7.) Distracting scrolling jitter. I've never seen a 120hz phone completely free of some dropped frames, but the 7 Pro may have the worst case of jitter I've seen so far on a high refresh rate screen. Though this extends to the 6 Pro as well. Having said ALL that -as I mentioned before- there are still some upsides that keep me from hocking this Google-Samsung-made monstrosity straight into the dumpster where it probably belongs. Though the main reason is mostly that I don't want to drop $1,500 on a different flagship any sooner than I have to. 1.) Camera quality. The Pixel still has my favorite (JPEG) image quality out of any phone on the main and "2x" lens. This thing is truly capable of (somewhat inconsistently) producing an absolutely incredible banger of a shot, even on the 5x/ 10x zoom crop. However... for you professionals and photo aficionados out there, despite what some outlets have reported, RAW quality is... bad. 2.) Stock Android/ theming. The adaptive theming of the newer versions of Android understandably isn't everybody's cup of tea, but I unashamedly love it. The interface is my favorite across any manufacturer's OS to date. 3.) The screen. While on paper it isn't as good as something like, say, the Galaxy flagships on a purely technical level, I much prefer the color tuning on the Google Pixel. 4.) Battery life has significantly improved over the course of the phone's lifespan. I went from having it die right after a 9-10 hour workday, to usually lasting to bedtime (starting the day at 7AM to 1AM). So, that's it, folks. Ultimately I will not be recommending Pixels to anyone anymore, as I've done in the past. But if you are able to find one for a cheap price and are able to deal with all of the concessions, be my guest. It will still likely be better than most of the junky sub-$300 budget phones. Just don't say I didn't warn you. 2/5 Maybe 2.5-3 out of 5 if you can find it for below $500, but I still cannot recommend in good conscience.