It’s even slower than the Pixel 7, which features a similarly sized 4,355mAh battery. That might be expected given that it supports but marginally faster 20W USB PD PPS charging, but we saw the ...

Google Pixel 7 charging test. ... For context, we clocked the Pixel 6 Pro at 111 minutes to full, though some of this difference could be down to temperature variations at the time of testing.

The new Pixel 8 lineup will be available on October 12th. If you’re on the fence about upgrading, however, we’ve compared the Pixel 7 and Pixel 8 to help you decide.

Pixel 7 Pro review: ... The Pixel 7 is within a few percentage points of the Pixel 6 in every test. ... which takes up an incredible four icon slots to show the date and current outdoor temperature.

The Pixel temperature, on the other hand, is a great tool for quickly checking the temperature of something specific or as an ad-hoc medical device to check whether someone might be sick or not.

Read any review of Google's new $499 Pixel 7a and you'll find the same overall takeaway: It's a very good phone and an extremely great value!. The build quality is fantastic; it's got a responsive ...

The Pixel 7 Pro is equipped with a 6.7-inch OLED display with all the bells and whistles you expect from a top-end phone. It's got a 1440x3120px resolution in a 19.5:9 aspect for a 512ppi pixel ...

You might be paying a premium to get the Pixel 8 Pro, but it’s gaining a temperature sensor, 5x telephoto camera and some pro controls with its cameras, plus Video Boost for better looking videos.

Leaked Pixel 8 Pro photos give first real look at Google’s upcoming flagship. Hands-on images of a Pixel 8 Pro test unit show the phone’s larger camera housing and flat display.

The 8 Pro has a 6.7-inch, 3,120x1,440-pixel, OLED display with a 1-120Hz adaptive refresh rate, which is essentially the same as the 7 Pro (120Hz refresh rate) and 6 Pro (10-120Hz refresh rate).

Comprehensive benchmark evaluation compared the Sharp-7 to a top-in-class fixed-focus camera, revealing Sheba’s superior imaging performance at 60 degrees Celsius and above – extremely high ...