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Google Pixel 7 Pro
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The Google Pixel 7 Pro arrived in 2022 as Google's top-tier flagship, built around the second-generation Tensor G2 chip and a camera system meant to compete directly with the best from Apple and Samsung. It was aimed at people who wanted stock Android, fast security updates, and a telephoto lens without stepping outside Google's own hardware. Three years on, it still holds real resale value: the display, the 5x optical zoom, and the Tensor G2's on-device AI features age well, and clean units in 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB configurations remain in steady demand. Pick your storage size and condition above for an instant cash offer. If you want to see how the process works before you commit, we lay out every step from quote to payment. When you are ready, you can also start the process directly from our page to sell your Google smartphone.
Confirm you have the Pixel 7 Pro
The fastest way to confirm your exact phone is on the device itself. Go to Settings → About phone. The model name will read "Pixel 7 Pro," and the build number and Android version are listed just below it. To confirm your storage tier, go to Settings → Storage and check the total capacity shown, since Google does not print storage size on the phone's exterior.
128GB
- Check via Settings → Storage
- Entry storage tier for this model
- Total shown will read close to 128GB, not exactly, due to system files
256GB
- Check via Settings → Storage
- Mid storage tier, the most common configuration sold
- Confirm against your original order confirmation or box label if unsure
512GB
- Check via Settings → Storage
- Top storage tier for the Pixel 7 Pro
- Worth confirming carefully, since it carries the strongest resale value
Prefer a visual check? The Pixel 7 Pro has a curved-edge display and a full-width camera bar housing three lenses, including a visibly longer telephoto module. It is also noticeably larger than the standard Pixel 7. If your phone has only two rear lenses and a flat display, it is not the Pro model.
Core hardware configurations
Processor
- Google Tensor G2
- Titan M2 security coprocessor
- Same chip across all storage tiers
Graphics
- Integrated Mali-G710 GPU
- Handles on-device AI features (Magic Eraser, Live Translate) alongside general graphics tasks
Memory
- 12GB RAM, shared across all storage configurations
- Soldered, not user-upgradable
Storage & cameras
- 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB UFS storage, non-expandable
- Rear: 50MP main, 48MP telephoto with 5x optical zoom, 12MP ultrawide
- Front: 10.8MP
- Storage tier moves resale value more than any other spec on this model
Display & audio
Display
A 6.7-inch LTPO OLED panel at QHD+ resolution, with adaptive refresh up to 120Hz. The edges curve slightly into the frame, which is one of the easiest visual tells versus the flat-edged standard Pixel 7.
Audio
Stereo speakers, tuned for a fuller sound than the standard Pixel 7. There is no 3.5mm headphone jack, so wired audio requires a USB-C adapter or headset.
Security
An under-display fingerprint sensor handles unlocking and secure app access. Face unlock is also available, but it is convenience-only and is not accepted for payment authentication.
Ports & connectivity
The Pixel 7 Pro carries a single physical port, so most of its connectivity runs wirelessly.
- USB-C (USB 3.1)
- No 3.5mm headphone jack
- 5G (sub-6 and mmWave on US models)
- Wi-Fi 6E
- Bluetooth 5.2
- NFC for tap-to-pay
- Ultra-wideband chip for precision device finding
Tensor G2 120Hz LTPO display 5x optical zoom IP68 rated Wireless charging 5G Titan M2 chip
Battery, build & more
Battery
A 5000mAh cell supports fast wired charging with a compatible high-wattage charger (not included in the box), plus wireless and reverse wireless charging for accessories like earbuds.
Build & finishes
Aluminum frame with Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on the front and back, IP68 water and dust resistance. Released in Hazel, Obsidian, and Snow finishes.
Software
Launched on Android 13 with an extended commitment to OS and security updates, which is part of why well-kept units continue to hold value years after release.
Known issues
Some units run warm under sustained heavy use, a trait tied to the Tensor G2 chip rather than a specific defect. It rarely affects daily use but is worth noting during a condition check.