Apple’s latest batch of iPhones have some new Android competition in Google’s Pixel 7 and 7 Pro lineup. While they couldn’t be more different in some ways, each are gunning to win the crown for having the best camera in a phone. Show
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A close-up shot of the Google Pixel 7 Pro, revealing its three rear-facing camera lenses.Image: Allison Johnson We now know pretty much everything about Google’s Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, the first flagship phone competition for Apple’s iPhone 14 lineup for late 2022. And though comparing iOS and Android devices is an exercise that’s not exactly straightforward (I’m trying to avoid the apples versus oranges phrase for once in my life), lining up the specs should at least tell you which phone might deliver the right kind of performance or camera quality for your budget. Each of these phones is built on custom processors from their respective creators. And as is usually the case, Apple is being quiet about the usual specs that it doesn’t disclose about its phones, like RAM count and the exact size of the battery, so keep that in mind. All that said, we’ve reviewed the iPhone 14 (and the larger, longer-lasting iPhone 14 Plus) and the iPhone 14 Pro. We got our hands on the Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, but we won’t be ready with full reviews for another handful of days. Google Pixel 7 versus iPhone 14 spec comparisonCategoryGoogle Pixel 7iPhone 14Google Pixel 7 ProiPhone 14 ProStarting price$599$799$899$999Latest OS supportedAndroid 13iOS 16Android 13iOS 16Display6.3 inches (1080p, 90Hz refresh rate) OLED6.1-inch (2532 x 1170, 60Hz) OLED6.7 inches (1440p, 10-120Hz refresh rate) OLED LTPO6.1-inch (2556 x 1179, 10-120Hz) OLED LTPOGorilla Glass versionVictusN/A - Ceramic Shield frontVictusN/A - Ceramic Shield frontProcessorGoogle Tensor G2 custom chipsetA15 BionicGoogle Tensor G2 custom chipsetA16 BionicRAM8GBNot publicly shared12GBNot publicly sharedStorage128, 256GB128, 256, 512GB128, 256, 512GB128, 256, 512GB, 1TBConnectivityWi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, 5G (mmWave on select models)Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, 5G (sub-6GHz, mmWave)Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, 5G (mmWave on select models)Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, 5G (sub-6GHz, mmWave)PortsUSB-C 3.2 Gen 2 charging port with 30W max recharge speedLightning charging port (50 percent charge in 30 minutes with 20W adapter)USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 charging port with 30W max recharge speedLightning charging port (50 percent charge in 30 minutes with 20W adapter)Wireless chargingYesYesYesYesBiometricsIn-display fingerprint sensor, Face UnlockFace ID unlockIn-display fingerprint sensor, Face UnlockFace ID unlockSIM supportNano SIM, eSIMDual eSIMNano SIM, eSIMDual eSIMIP ratingIP68IP68IP68IP68CamerasRear: 50-megapixel wide camera (takes 12.5-megapixel pictures, 82-degree FOV, 8x Super Res Zoom), 12-megapixel ultrawide camera (114-degree FOV) Front: 10.8-megapixel (92.8-degree FOV)Rear: 12-megapixel main camera, 12-megapixel ultrawide (120-degree FOV) Front: 12-megapixelRear: 50-megapixel wide camera (takes 12.5-megapixel pictures, 82-degree FOV), 48-megapixel telephoto lens (5x optical zoom, 30x Super Res Zoom), 12-megapixel ultrawide camera (125.8-degree FOV) Front: 10.8-megapixel (92.8-degree FOV)Rear: 48-megapixel main camera (takes 12-megapixel images), 12-megapixel ultrawide (120-degree FOV), 12-megapixel telephoto (3x optical zoom, 15x digital zoom) Front: 12-megapixelVideo recordingUp to 4K at 60 frames per second (on all cameras)Up to 4K at 60 frames per second (on all cameras)Up to 4K at 60 frames per second (on all cameras)Up to 4K at 60 frames per second (on all cameras)Battery capacity4,355mAhNot publicly shared5000mAhNot publicly sharedCorrection October 6th, 3:53PM ET: An earlier version of this article said 4K 60fps video recording was limited to just the main and selfie cameras on the iPhone 14 and 14 Pro. It is available on all of the iPhone cameras. We regret the error. Join the conversation Most Popular
Verge Deals/ Sign up for Verge Deals to get deals on products we've tested sent to your inbox daily. Email (required)Sign up By submitting your email, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Notice. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Is the Google pixel better than the iPhone?The Pixel has a bigger screen and fast refresh rate, two advantages over the iPhone. The biggest difference between these two is just in physical size as the iPhone is the more compact phone, while the Pixel is a wider and taller device.
Which has a better camera Google pixel or iPhone?The iPhone 14 Plus consistently beat the Pixel — not only with better edge recognition, but with improved colors and focus, too.
Is Google pixels better than iPhone 11?Both the Pixel 5 and iPhone 11 feature striking design languages, and you're likely to be drawn to one over the other. And while the Pixel has an OLED display with a higher resolution, the iPhone has a faster refresh rate and Apple's True Tone color technology.
Why is pixel 7 better than iPhone?The resolution sits at 1080×2400 and is sharp with a good contrast thanks to the OLED panel, and bright enough to read in direct sunlight. Google claims that the Pixel 7 goes up to 1000 nits during HDR content and 1400 nits peak brightness, making it brighter than the iPhone 14.
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