On the inside, the Pixel 7 Pro packs Google's newest in-house chipset: Tensor G2.

It also gets brighter than the Pixel 6 Pro's panel, offering 1000 nits max brightness and 1500 nits peak brightness. It's a high refresh rate LTPO panel that can smoothly scale its refresh rate between 10Hz and 120Hz. The device sports a gorgeous 6.7-inch AMOLED display with 3120 x 1440 or QHD+ resolution. Irrespective of that, we still recommend picking up a protective case for the Pixel 7 Pro to keep it scratch-free. The front and back are still protected by Gorilla Glass Victus, while the IP68 rating means you don't have to worry about dirt and water splashes damaging your device. And that distinct black camera bar has been replaced by a polished aluminum frame that has two cutouts for the camera lenses. For one, the signature two-tone finish of the Pixel 6 Pro is gone, replaced by a more generic-looking single-color finish.

But turn it over, and you'll notice several changes. The Pixel 7 Pro looks identical to its predecessor from the front, featuring a big curved display and slim bezels. We wouldn't call the Pixel 7 Pro a huge upgrade over the Pixel 6 Pro, but the improvements and refinements it brings are welcome additions. It fixes the main complaints we had with its predecessor - battery, thermals, and buggy software - while refining and doubling down on what was already great: camera and AI smarts. If money is no object, the Google Pixel 7 Pro is the best Google phone you can buy right now.

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