There's nothing like having Google Assistant answer a call for you, especially when you suspect it's a solicitor on the other end.

Google's new Tensor G2 processor also packs a number of great tricks up its sleeve, including great onboard AI processing features like instant voice dictation, automated call screening, and giving users the ability to use Google Assistant to answer calls for them. That's great for using the phone outdoors, even if maximum brightness can be a bit of a battery drain. While the curved glass is still around - much to the chagrin of those who enjoy tempered glass screen protectors - Google applied a new display under that glass that gets nearly twice as bright as the Pixel 6 Pro. It can be used on any old photo, including those photo album prints that need a little touch-up. Like the Pixel 7, the Pixel 7 Pro includes the new Photo Unblur feature which lets you 'unblur' any older photos just like magic. Yes, that means features like Face Unblur are even better than before.Īnd it's, by far, the best camera for parents and pet owners (opens in new tab), according to our testing, because of Google's Face Unblur and other related behind-the-scenes algorithms that work to capture the moment the way you remember it. Google uses an impressive AI engine that combines images taken from multiple sensors at a time and fixes up those shots to make them clearer and cleaner than ever before. Speaking of cameras, the Pixel 7 Pro's improved 30X photo zoom and 20X video zoom really shine through in everyday use.

Google fixed all of those really annoying bugs that plague the Pixel 6 series, replaced the in-display fingerprint sensor with something that actually works, and added new camera features that make even better use of those newer 50MP sensors in the phone. In many ways, the Pixel 7 Pro is the phone the Pixel 6 Pro should have been.

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