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The Pixel 7 is still worth buying, especially at $220 off
The Google Pixel 7 feels like it’s been around so long that it’s easy to forget it was only launched 15 months ago. It still makes a great choice for your daily driver, and the 256GB model of the stock Android phone has never been cheaper than it is today on Amazon — dropping to just $479.99 for the first time.
The huge markdown lets you pick up the high-capacity Pixel 7 for less than the Pixel 7a. It’s also $220 less than the base model of the Pixel 8 while offering twice as much storage. When you consider that and the fact that the most recent Pixel flagship was only an iterative upgrade from the Pixel 7, a deal like this is where you’re really getting value for money. Indeed, our in-depth Pixel 7 review waxes lyrical about what a bargain the handset is at retail price.
Still-impressive specs and features of the Pixel 7 include the Tensor G2 processor, a standout 50MP main camera, and a 12MP ultrawide lens. 8GB of RAM is more than sufficient for multitasking, while the stunning 6.32-inch OLED display ensures vivid visuals under any lighting conditions. Despite a slightly reduced battery capacity of 4,355mAh compared to its predecessor, it maintains a solid performance throughout the day, supported by 21W wired and wireless charging. The sleek design is protected by IP68 dust and water resistance.
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