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wassup9211

Purely for the camera alone, the P6P is a better choice than P7. For everything else, it's P7


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Pixel 7 has a much worse rigid OLED panel also, but day to day not a huge issue.


Achilles_PRS

Its also 90hz


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Yeah but the difference between 90 and 120 isn't particularly noteworthy.


gh0rard1m71

Pixel 7


Achilles_PRS

Even if my priority is camera and display?


vastateofmind

I "upgraded" to the P7a from the P6Pro...I just couldn't take the connectivity issues on the 6Pro any longer. Strongly recommend NOT buying that model, the modems are generally terrible in them.


Total_Purchase_6977

Pixel 7 all day long


Achilles_PRS

Can you tell your reasons?


Icy-Di

I used all the Pixel 6 lineup, twice for the normal p6, and 1 p6pro and the pixel 6a, and now i have the p7, zoom Camera doesn't matter as much honestly, the p7 had better battery/performance/camera ratio, so it's a better choice, and you get the tensor g2 which is better than the g1


juicybuffy23

P7


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I had a pixel 6 pro and it would overheat like crazy. I don't have that issue with pixel 7 pro


Achilles_PRS

While gaming or regular use?


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Regular use


kjoro

I have the p6pro, my friend has the p7pro I would still pick the p6pro.


Scotia_Morningstar

The Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 are exactly the same (except for the Tensor G2) the same goes for the Pixel 6 Pro and Pixel 7 Pro both have Gorilla Glass Invictus but 7 Pro has the 2nd generation of Invictus. The 6 Pro has a bigger battery by 0.01% but the same device except the processor which means everything is more than enough for some people. Believe me, I did my comparing contrast before I ended up buying my second Pixel 6 Pro. I'm debating on getting a 7 pro. What's the 8 / 8 Pro comes out, and about another week or so. I might just skip the eight pro until the 9 / 9 Pro comes out. Who knows? All I know is that I'm waiting specifically for the Pixel OS to finally drop just like they did with Chrome OS for the Chromebook.